`flatten` as convinience method for stack all?
See original GitHub issueThere is a bunch of operations that need to be conducted on a 1D array. It could be handy to have a convinience method that mimicks numpys flatten
, i.e. works along the lines:
def flatten(dataarray, name='stacked'):
return dataarray.stack(**{name: dataarray.dims})
What do you think?
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?Yes indeed, good catch.
Closed by #3826