Carter Francis

Sounds, good. I will start working on a PR with these changes.

> numpy will cast an ragged array to non-ragged when it can. If we rely on this, it means that for the same operation on various dataset, the output can...

@ericpre I've been thinking about this a little more and I wanted to see if you had any more thoughts? I agree with the previous discussion about signals being ragged/non-ragged....

No problem with the delay! I think from this discussion we have kind of circled in on a couple of things that aren't necessarily changes but are things that we...

@ericpre Thanks for the feedback. I figured that this might take a little while, because there are quite a few 'mask like' features in hyperspy. In general, my opinion is...

@francisco-dlp Thanks for the input! In regard to your comments, > I don't think that point 1 is something that HyperSpy must address. numpy functions return dask arrays when operating...

Looking into it a bit closer it seems like the problem is with the __array_wrap__ function being set twice, once with the masked_array class and once by hyperspy. From the...

@francisco-dlp After looking more into how the ma modules in Dask and Numpy work there appear to be a couple of well known bugs in the codes of each of...

> Instead of diffraction spots we have band positions and zone axes in EBSD patterns. In kikuchipy's [geometrical simulations](https://kikuchipy.org/en/stable/user_guide/geometrical_ebsd_simulations.html), which are used to project band centers and zone axes as...

I was working on this tonight and was wondering how people feel about slicing vectors? I got it working so you can use .isig to select only vectors in a...