compress: Partially handle condition as Dask array#2545
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To prep for making `compress` a lazy function, handle the `condition` array argument as a Dask Array as long as possible. Unfortunately it still needs to be converted to a NumPy Array to create the needed slice to apply to the input array `a`. However this little rewrite should make it easier to focus on just getting that portion of code into Dask Arrays instead of NumPy Arrays.
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Is this also ok @mrocklin? |
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Works towards resolving issue ( #2540 ).
To prep for making
compressa lazy function, handle theconditionarray argument as a Dask Array as long as possible. Unfortunately it still needs to be converted to a NumPy Array to create the needed slice to apply to the input arraya. However this little rewrite should make it easier to focus on just getting that portion of code into Dask Arrays instead of NumPy Arrays.