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This PR will optionally allow users to write the output of Jason's X point finder to disk so that repeated runs are faster. Subsequent runs using the cached files for 150 frames will load all the data in less than a minute instead of ~18 minutes when it had to run the X point finder.
For example,
python XPointMLTest.py --xptCacheDir=/path/to/cache/dirwill write a set of files per input frame to the specified path. On subsequent runs, when--xptCacheDir=/path/to/cache/diris passed, those files will be read in instead of re-running the X point finder.