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Currently, each Slicerator holds a reference to its root ancestor (as already discussed in #6).
Also, we might borrow the fancy indexing from numpy to get a performance increase. We could make a 1D numpy array that holds the indices. Then there is no need of redoing the numpy fancy indexing logic in Python.
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Currently, each Slicerator holds a reference to its root ancestor (as already discussed in #6).
Also, we might borrow the fancy indexing from
numpy
to get a performance increase. We could make a 1D numpy array that holds the indices. Then there is no need of redoing the numpy fancy indexing logic in Python.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: