Hey @haesleinhuepf!
this is the first implementation of the time slicer wrapper using dask instead of computing the time slices based on the current time index. I could re-use some a little of the previous code but the wrappers start to differ from eachother pretty soon. At the moment I'm also unsure if this wrapper can replace the original time slicer function as a substitute so I kept both your old version and the dask version. An idea that I had which could be useful for saving the dask images is a function which processes each time slice and saves it as a separate image (If images are saved one by one it's really easy to load them as dask arrays!)
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Hey @haesleinhuepf! this is the first implementation of the time slicer wrapper using dask instead of computing the time slices based on the current time index. I could re-use some a little of the previous code but the wrappers start to differ from eachother pretty soon. At the moment I'm also unsure if this wrapper can replace the original time slicer function as a substitute so I kept both your old version and the dask version. An idea that I had which could be useful for saving the dask images is a function which processes each time slice and saves it as a separate image (If images are saved one by one it's really easy to load them as dask arrays!)