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Shouldn't rebin and rebin_log both return `*Spectrum`s?
See original GitHub issueAs things are now, Crossspectrum.rebin returns a Crossspectrum object while Crossspectrum.rebin_log returns a tuple (frequency, power, number). Is there a specific reason for this? Shouldn’t they return the same kind of value (preferably a Crossspectrum?)
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@matteobachetti @abigailStev @dhuppenkothen I’d like to work on this issue.
@parthsuresh: Great! Thank you! Feel free to post questions here or in slack.