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Currently snapping to the closest coordinate only reliably works when using the Image interface because there can be subtle floating point differences in the coordinates. Once we have an ndarray like indexing interface for gridded Datasets Image.select and Image.__getitem__ could generate integer indices and slices and apply them via this interface, bypassing any floating point issues in matching the coordinates.
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Currently snapping to the closest coordinate only reliably works when using the Image interface because there can be subtle floating point differences in the coordinates. Once we have an ndarray like indexing interface for gridded Datasets
Image.select
andImage.__getitem__
could generate integer indices and slices and apply them via this interface, bypassing any floating point issues in matching the coordinates.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: