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This generality is needed if the number of columns in a dat-file change between segments. However, it comes with significant inconvenience for the many cases where where the column-count is known to be constant.
Switch the code, such that by default it returns simple formats (i.e., one 4-column numpy array for this example). And explicitly hardcode into segment_utils.ImportRun the one case where the generality is needed.
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ImportRun
presently returns a dat-dataset with a separate dictionary entry for each column:This generality is needed if the number of columns in a dat-file change between segments. However, it comes with significant inconvenience for the many cases where where the column-count is known to be constant.
Switch the code, such that by default it returns simple formats (i.e., one 4-column numpy array for this example). And explicitly hardcode into segment_utils.ImportRun the one case where the generality is needed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: