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Nvm, my use case isn't what I thought it was, but I'll push the issue a bit.

So I'm not disputing anything about what these functions actually do now, the issue I have is that the functions here treat the dimension order of a DataSet as if it's arbitrary, but calling [] on a DataSet slices it in a decidedly non-arbitrary way. It turns out that [] actually does care about which axis you select if you call expand_dims first, and you index with an integer like [0]. I think this inconsistency is what's confusing to me atm.

 
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