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Now that the isel_points method is implemented, I think it makes sense to discuss the sel_points method in a bit more detail. The main outstanding question is - do we want to support spherical nearest neighbor mapping. The use case is when you are searching for the nearest neighbor using longitudes and latitudes. This example shows an example of to do this by projecting the coordinates onto a sphere. If we go this route, which is probably the most common use case here, we are committing to the coordinates being latitudes and longitudes. Maybe it is better to use a method='spherical' keyword to fall into this path.

 
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