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The new copy methods have a uniform API (which also matches pandas): they take a keyword argument `deep`. `deep=False` no longer always loads data into a numpy array. This makes it possible to write functions to using the public API to rename variable dimensions without always loading variables into memory.
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This provides an interface for re-indexing a dataset or dataset array using the coordinates from another object. Missing values along any coordinate are replaced by `NaN`. This method is directly based on the pandas method `DataFrame.reindex_like` (and the related series and panel variants). Eventually, I would like to build upon this functionality to add a `join` method to `xray.align` with the possible values `{'outer', 'inner', 'left', 'right'}`, just like `DataFrame.align`. This PR depends on PR #71, since I use its improved `copy` method for datasets.
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This provides an interface for re-indexing a dataset or dataset array using the coordinates from another object. Missing values along any coordinate are replaced by `NaN`. This method is directly based on the pandas method `DataFrame.reindex_like` (and the related series and panel variants). Eventually, I would like to build upon this functionality to add a `join` method to `xray.align` with the possible values `{'outer', 'inner', 'left', 'right'}`, just like `DataFrame.align`. This PR depends on PR #71, since I use its improved `copy` method for datasets.
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This provides an interface for re-indexing a dataset or dataset array using the coordinates from another object. Missing values along any coordinate are replaced by `NaN`. This method is directly based on the pandas method `DataFrame.reindex_like` (and the related series and panel variants). Eventually, I would like to build upon this functionality to add a `join` method to `xray.align` with the possible values `{'outer', 'inner', 'left', 'right'}`, just like `DataFrame.align`. This PR depends on PR #71, since I use its improved `copy` method for datasets.
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This provides an interface for re-indexing a dataset or dataset array using the coordinates from another object. Missing values along any coordinate are replaced by `NaN`. This method is directly based on the pandas method `DataFrame.reindex_like` (and the related series and panel variants). Eventually, I would like to build upon this functionality to add a `join` method to `xray.align` with the possible values `{'outer', 'inner', 'left', 'right'}`, just like `DataFrame.align`. This PR depends on PR #71, since I use its improved `copy` method for datasets.
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This provides an interface for re-indexing a dataset or dataset array using the coordinates from another object. Missing values along any coordinate are replaced by `NaN`. This method is directly based on the pandas method `DataFrame.reindex_like` (and the related series and panel variants). Eventually, I would like to build upon this functionality to add a `join` method to `xray.align` with the possible values `{'outer', 'inner', 'left', 'right'}`, just like `DataFrame.align`. This PR depends on PR #71, since I use its improved `copy` method for datasets.
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The new copy methods have a uniform API (which also matches pandas): they take
a keyword argument
deep
.deep=False
no longer always loads data into a numpy array. This makes itpossible to write functions to using the public API to rename variable
dimensions without always loading variables into memory.