This is more prep for the multipole algorithm. That algorithm will need to use LogSAS binning, not LogRUV, and since it is so much faster than the current 3 cell recursive algorithm, it makes sense to switch the default to be LogSAS. LogRUV is still available, but I don't expect most people to want to use it.
Also, I realized that the new ordered=True option to process is likely to be the version that most people will want for most applications. I think the only common use case that would prefer ordered=False is when doing data-random cross correlations, so I explicitly call out that case as an example in the docs.
Finally, there are some other minor cleanup changes that I ran into when working on the multipole algorithm, so I'm putting them here to keep that PR as clean as possible.
This is more prep for the multipole algorithm. That algorithm will need to use LogSAS binning, not LogRUV, and since it is so much faster than the current 3 cell recursive algorithm, it makes sense to switch the default to be LogSAS. LogRUV is still available, but I don't expect most people to want to use it.
Also, I realized that the new
ordered=Trueoption to process is likely to be the version that most people will want for most applications. I think the only common use case that would prefer ordered=False is when doing data-random cross correlations, so I explicitly call out that case as an example in the docs.Finally, there are some other minor cleanup changes that I ran into when working on the multipole algorithm, so I'm putting them here to keep that PR as clean as possible.