Carter Francis

I looked into this as well, it seems the error only occurs when the transform is iterated alongside the signal in the map function. Not sure exactly what causes this...

> * scaleability to multi-cpu, multi-gpu, multi-node systems, which LiberTEM was designed to exploit from the start. I know dask is also made for this with distributed, and you could...

@sivborg thanks for the addition. I've looked through the code and it seems fairly self explanatory. I might take another pass later tonight. Using the COM to center the direct...

> This specific function is implemented using `dask` functions directly (https://github.com/pyxem/pyxem/blob/master/pyxem/utils/dask_tools.py#L912), which I think would be superior to using `map` in most situations. However, I haven't really tested this. Yes...

I just tested switching things over to `map` and it seems like there are a couple of bugs I might try to sort out in `hyperspy` before trying to make...

After looking into this further I realized that the best way to handle this might be to work more in the lines of what is already implemented in hyperspy. The...

So it looks like this is something that isn't going to get into Hyperspy any time soon. The issue is that the numpy.ma (and and the Dask.ma class) which seem...

Yea, I can clean up the code that I was going to try to get into hyperspy and see if they still want to merge it. I think that for...

@din14970 I need to get a little bit further into the Dask masking functions but I don't really see why masked arrays can't be lazy. As long as they are...

Sorry I am a little late to the party, but I would think that we should follow NumPy and Dask if we are essentially using those packages as the foundation...