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Right now we can construct the basic monomials via e.g.
P = Zernike() xy = axes(P,1) x,y = first.(xy),last.(xy)
which already isn't very nice but even worse if we do 3D do we really want to write:
P = ZernikeBall() xyz = axes(P,1) x,y,z = first.(xyz),getindex.(xyz,2),last.(xyz)
The catch: what's a good name???? Best I could come up with is
P = Zernike() x,y,z = coordinateaxes(P,1)
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What about cartesianaxes? That generalizes: polaraxes, parabolicaxes.
cartesianaxes
polaraxes
parabolicaxes
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I was also thinking about options involving "cartesian", so I like cartesianaxes.
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Right now we can construct the basic monomials via e.g.
which already isn't very nice but even worse if we do 3D do we really want to write:
The catch: what's a good name???? Best I could come up with is
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: