Niels Cautaerts

I must say that after reading some of the responses my first reaction could be characterized by [this fragment](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ccoj5lhLmSQ). Jokes aside, it would be helpful if we can draw up...

Thanks for the ping. I looked briefly at #2617 but there is a lot there, so I won't pretend I fully understand everything you tried to do. I would guess...

> As far as predicting output shape and dtype I just had the function run on one signal non-lazily and used the output dtype and shape to predict. My intuition...

Can you share the specific file somewhere and how you called the `load` command to open the data?

If you loaded the data with `load_SI_image_stack` then you can expect most of the frames to be nearly empty.

The huge spike near channel 0 is filtered out automatically by Velox, not in hyperspy. The rest of the signal is visible when you zoom on the y-axis. This can...

My two cents: - a1 is typically the convention used for images and scans. In addition, z into the page makes intuitive sense as the direction of the beam. Only...

> could you show how to create this Al6Mn structure with ASE There is the `spacegroup` module in ASE for this. ```python from ase import spacegroup crystal = spacegroup.crystal( symbols=["Al",...

Hmmm, seems indeed not as native to do such things with ASE. I think the main difference is that ASE started from the principle of arbitrary atomic models, not necessarily...

> among the projects users of orix might find useful in our documentation! I actually became aware of this project because I saw you starred in on the github feed....