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I was thinking about only allowing it to work only if the array has exactly matching coordinates. Which would be the case in (4) a[(x > 0) & (y > 0)]. But then it would be difficult to stay consistent in the 1d case- mask or select?

My sense is that we'll probably be happier if we have entirely distinct APIs for masking (.where) and selection ([] and .loc[]).

That's a concrete and easy to understand distinction. I'm convinced.

 
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