Currently, we have in the description of neff a use case where we pass 1D arrays of width and wavelength. Isn't it possible to also pass 2D arrays resulting from meshgrid()? That seems to be a more typical use case right?
We should also clarify the use cases fully:
1) width (scalar), wavelength (scalar) - scalar returned
2) width (scalar), wavelength (1D array) - 1D array returned (width is replicated)
3) width (1D array), wavelength (scalar) - 1D array returned (wavelength is replicated)
4) width (1D array), wavelength (1D array) - 1D array returned (nothing is replicated, both parameters are read element by element)
5) width (2D array), wavelength (2D array) - 2D array returned (same as 4)
6) width (scalar), wavelength (2D array) - 2D array returned (width should be replicated, same as in 2)
7) width (scalar), wavelength (2D array) - 2D array returned (width should be replicated, same as in 2)
It would be good to explain how use cases 2, 3, 6, and 7 do an automatic replication of the scalar parameter passed in.
Currently, we have in the description of neff a use case where we pass 1D arrays of width and wavelength. Isn't it possible to also pass 2D arrays resulting from
meshgrid()? That seems to be a more typical use case right?We should also clarify the use cases fully:
1) width (scalar), wavelength (scalar) - scalar returned 2) width (scalar), wavelength (1D array) - 1D array returned (width is replicated) 3) width (1D array), wavelength (scalar) - 1D array returned (wavelength is replicated) 4) width (1D array), wavelength (1D array) - 1D array returned (nothing is replicated, both parameters are read element by element) 5) width (2D array), wavelength (2D array) - 2D array returned (same as 4) 6) width (scalar), wavelength (2D array) - 2D array returned (width should be replicated, same as in 2) 7) width (scalar), wavelength (2D array) - 2D array returned (width should be replicated, same as in 2)
It would be good to explain how use cases 2, 3, 6, and 7 do an automatic replication of the scalar parameter passed in.