Carter Francis

So adding labeled axes wouldn't be terribly hard in hyperspy. I have done most of the work in https://github.com/hyperspy/hyperspy/pull/3031 Right now there is a little bit of hesitation with this...

> Hyperspy is not even my main/only aim with this streamlining attempt. I want this to stay same useful for Hyperspy 2.0 (actually be more useful for extensions, with EBSD,...

@francisco-dlp @ericpre Once again thank you so much for doing this! I think we should try to bring in some of the other projects out there which might benefit to...

@hsuominen is the idea that you are loading data that isn't on the computer doing the operation? I think zarr might be a good place to start. https://zarr.readthedocs.io/en/stable/api/storage.html#zarr.storage.LRUStoreCache This store...

@emichr I think the solution is that it shouldn't be possible to pass the mask in addition to a signal slice. As far as the memory leak. It's fairly likely...

Part of this is fixed by #1080

> @CSSFrancis, I don't think that is always the optimal chunking. For example, if you want to just use the direct beam, and ignore the rest of the signal space,...

@magnunor Any thoughts as well? I've increasingly been having problems getting people to use pyxem/ hyperspy and there is a fairly big force that wants to do processing on the...

> Would it better to handle this in hyperspy? Yes I think I generally the navigation image should be reused especially for lazy images. > > 2 - Any map-reduce...

Just some other thoughts related to this: @ericpre I'm curious about the "tree"/ `DataViewWidget`. What I would like to do is to "connect" signals together where you might have a...