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> I think this differs from your example which is a clip to shoreline. In the dasymetric case, you want to show uninhabited land area, such as parkland, whereas in...
(also, if we use Mennis's rather liberal definition of dasymetric map, then the clipping approach is perfectly consistent)
that may be true, but the zero polygons are *only* useful for the cartographic representation and don't assist in the interpolation process, so creating the intermediate polygons and assigning them...
> The goal is mapping, which means we want a data frame that allows the user to map areas with no population as areas with no population, not with holes...
cool. It would be good to refer to [comber and zeng](https://compass.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/gec3.12465) to describe what differs from their taxonomy
yeah i was wondering about explode there. I presume that would be even faster?
sounds like knaaptime, then
(well, i definitely *would* use this under the hood in geopandas lots of times, cause i dont wanna type that long string. That's like saying the `quantiles` class shouldnt be...
one of my fav parts of the dev process is having these discussions to make decisions by committee :D
😁 @martinfleis I dont read you as harsh, we're both just direct writers with opinions >But the output is always an array (bins, labels...). And that is consistent across the...