todo: allow user-control over slice-reduction mechanism

[tlambert03]

double clicking on a slider label converts it to a slice slider:

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currently, the hard-coded behavior is to reduce extra remaining dimensions via max().

ndv/src/ndv/viewer/_viewer.py

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self, data: np.ndarray, reductor: Callable[..., np.ndarray] = np.max

this should be configurable (on a per-axis basis?)

[alisterburt]

this should be configurable (on a per-axis basis?)

definitely, e.g. average over time and max/min projection of the resulting 3D makes total sense to me

how to support from the UI is a good question... context menu on the dims slider?

[tlambert03]

i like that idea.
another thing that needs configurability is which axes are visualized. (rather than just a roll function). and wherever that is shown (which might be a popup on a right click of the 2d/3d button) could also contain the configuration for reduced dimensions. However, I think i prefer your proposal: having the reduction mechanism right next to the slice slider

vaguely related concept: it could be a neat feature for even the "visible" axes (x,y,z) to have sliders that would essentially just allow cropping. like this:

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normally, those sliders would be hidden (indicating you want the full extent of the visible axes), but some feature could show them.

[alisterburt]

are you visualising the last two/three dimensions by default?

My fav idea for specifying visualized dims would be something like this

[tlambert03]

Oooo nice