On Tue, Feb 18, 2025 at 3:00 PM Dan Patterson
wrote:
> So from a purely numpy perspective, there is no advantage if one of
> aforementioned coordinate arrangements is used (eg Nx2, ravelled, 2xN).
No, not from numpy's side. Some things you want to do will be
easier/prettier in one of the arrang
So from a purely numpy perspective, there is no advantage if one of
aforementioned coordinate arrangements is used (eg Nx2, ravelled, 2xN).
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On Tue, Feb 18, 2025 at 11:06 AM Dan Patterson
wrote:
> I tend to work with Nx2 arrays representing coordinate geometry.
> I have examined a number of packages and there is no guidelines as to why
> a certain arrangement is preferred over the other.
> For example: a rectangle, coordinates ordere
