feat: Dask get_fccd_images #94
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Overall this looks very good. I've included a few suggestions, and I think I spotted a logic error in the rotation sense used by da.rotate90().
Co-authored-by: Padraic Shafer <76011594+padraic-shafer@users.noreply.github.com>
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Ah good catch! Thanks! |
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@ambarb This is ready for review + merge. |
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Add Dask versions of the C functions
fastccd::correct_fccd_imagesandimage::rotate90.This should enable us to do all of the modifications for loading in chunks, and grab 1 chunk at a time from tiled to load. The C functions are parallelized; however, they need to load the full arrays into RAM.