Carter Francis

Yes. I can make the changes to the demo (hopefully today but definitely tomorrow). I think that this demo never got updated with the latest changes (my fault).

@uellue This is really useful information and a great help! I've been suspicious of something like this happening but have never gotten around to determining why that is the case....

@uellue Sounds like some better context managers is in order for hyperspy/ pyxem. Thanks for bringing this up! By the way I am planning on making a couple of changes...

@jlaehne This is an interesting point. My opinion on this is strongly correlated with performance of the map function. Where the signal axes should be the ones you are actively...

@jlaehne hmmm. So the `map` function will automatically keep the signal type of possible. So if you have the same alias it will just cast it. I had plans for...

> It should be possible to do that by improving the plotting, particularly with [hyperspy/hyperspy#3199](https://github.com/hyperspy/hyperspy/pull/3199). It would be good to make sure things there are working with this case? I...

@Attolight-NTappy that is a single streak dataset for one position correct? If you wanted to visualize a 2-d map of streaks you would want a map of intensity in real...

@ThorstenBASF This is related to how the data is loaded downstream: https://github.com/hyperspy/rosettasciio/blob/0646b2c62e3b8a99a0905f2e4382de3bf5f7a18d/rsciio/emd/_emd_velox.py#L715-L723 Moving this issue to Rosettasciio.

@magnunor Another thing to consider is if windows is trying to compress the data even further. I think for linux systems it checks to see if the underlying data is...

Something that I've been meaning to try is using a S3 like file system and the FSStore class. People seem to really like that for partial reads over a network...