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While
`dp = pxm.load_hspy(fname,lazy=True)`
results in a fast lazy load of a signal, transferring the diffraction pattern to any LazyDiffraction class, such as through
`dp = LazyElectronDiffractio…
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With the most recent version of HyperSpy (1.5.1) and all the most recent pypi version of the dependencies, the following code gives an error:
```python
import hyperspy.api as hs
s = hs.datasets.a…
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At the moment most of pyxem is based around the idea that data was acquired in a scanning electron diffraction mapping experiment where a diffraction pattern is recorded at every probe position in a s…
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The hyperspy map() function can return a number of data structures now, including ragged arrays. Assigning all of these outputs to a new class e.g. DiffractionVectors is providing difficult without sp…
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**Describe the bug**
The scikit learn version is currently (#419) pinned to `0.14.2`. #421 show that `0.14.3` causes an Appveyor failure with "zlib.error: Error -3 while decompressing data: invalid s…
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We experienced an issue with installing pyxem as it seems to rely on availability of a C compiler. After comparing with pycrystem setup file, we could have it work by modifying the setup.py file, comm…
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Currently pyxem is simply one package with everything for crystallographic mapping.
We think it would be better to split into a number of sub-packages for particular applications - this has the adv…
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Would be nice to be able to install KikuchiPy without having to install Visual Studio C++ compilers on Windows... As far as I know, HyperSpy doesn't need it, although pyXem does.
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The data set for pyxem-demos in https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/11CV7_wkFIsOtDICOcil8Bo25fo0NlR9I can be opened with LiberTEM. Sum image and disk analysis work normally in the GUI.
However, …