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This is throwing "ValueError: zero-size array to reduction operation maximum which has no identity" on my first toy test at
slices = ndimage.find_objects(dc_labeled), so unless you want to handle the empty case in split_labeled_regions, I think the "if n_hits == 0: return" code should probably come before split_labeled_regions.Uh oh!
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Can you provide a reproducible example? I tried the following and it worked as expected.
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It looks like my original issue was that I both wasn't sure about the domain of "star_row" and "star_col" and I'm a bit flummoxed about why "test" changes the offset by 512 pixels. It looks like now I'm only hitting ValueError if I'm out of bounds.
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I haven't yet checked legitimate edge cases.