Open EdgarGF93 opened 1 week ago
We did it for standard ai.integrate2d, but not in multi_geometry which is using ("full", "histogram", "cython") by default So, by default, GI + multi_geometry will fill the missing wedge
Actually, it's only in the integrate1d_fiber , it's not using it through the integrate2d either ... :)
integrate1d_fiber
We did it for standard ai.integrate2d, but not in multi_geometry which is using ("full", "histogram", "cython") by default So, by default, GI + multi_geometry will fill the missing wedge