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Currently, when you use get_spectra, you get back a spectrum for each of the subsets that are defined. However, if there are multiple spectra, you still only get back one spectrum per subset, applied to (I believe) the most recent data added to the viewer (although there might not be any consistency here). We should update the relevant API methods so that there is a way through the API to retrieve a specific spectrum with a specific subset applied to it, rather than needing to get the mask from the subset spectrum returned to apply to another spectrum.
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Currently, when you use
get_spectra
, you get back a spectrum for each of the subsets that are defined. However, if there are multiple spectra, you still only get back one spectrum per subset, applied to (I believe) the most recent data added to the viewer (although there might not be any consistency here). We should update the relevant API methods so that there is a way through the API to retrieve a specific spectrum with a specific subset applied to it, rather than needing to get the mask from the subset spectrum returned to apply to another spectrum.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: