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Feature Request: Adding standard `settdiffXd` and `intersectXd` functions
See original GitHub issueI think there should be a standard implementation of a settdiffXd function in numpy. Right now, various answers online are “hackish” in that they all basically convert them to 1D to end up running setdiff1d. The same goes for intersect1d.
Is there some reason these aren’t standard functions in numpy?
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What rules would you propose for handling multidimensional inputs?
Ah I know what you mean now - yes thats what I meant all along, always along one dimension/axis, but to support multi-dimensional arrays. Hm - maybe this could be my first opportunity for a code contribution