Faster masked array creation in DataManager.#218
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You could also patch https://github.com/SciTools/iris/blob/master/lib/iris/_merge.py#L1153, which has the same problem. |
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Thanks for the top-tip @bjlittle :-) |
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Hi @pp-mo - I've tweaked things as discussed, so I think this is now good to go. |
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Hi @rhattersley |
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Thanks @pp-mo - please merge when you've had time to run the merged tests. |
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All tested ok |
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Indeed it does. That was brought in with #210. |
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Doing
data.mask = Trueis surprisingly slow ... so this PR avoids it. Happy days.(The corresponding patch to NumPy is numpy/numpy#2760.)