I'm clustering millions of rows and using the supercluster reduce function to aggregate stuff. My users want to be able to filter the data on the fly. Now I'm re-initing a whole new Supercluster on every filter change. It would be really cool if you could add a filter function as an argument to the getClusters call. If that's not possible, what's the correct approach for this use case?
I'm clustering millions of rows and using the supercluster reduce function to aggregate stuff. My users want to be able to filter the data on the fly. Now I'm re-initing a whole new Supercluster on every filter change. It would be really cool if you could add a filter function as an argument to the getClusters call. If that's not possible, what's the correct approach for this use case?