sparse and other duck array issues
See original GitHub issueIssues I’ve run into working with @friedrichknuth at the Pangeo meeting trying to use sparse
.plot()
doesn’t work. We need to convert to dense before plotting.values
doesn’t work. Raises an error about explicitly callingtodense()
align
doesn’t seem to work.
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Sounds good. It might be worth discussing the general strategy for the support of this kind of duck array (sparse, cupy and others) in the dev call on Wednesday.
Yes, but I think that’s mostly works because it’s so short. In general the rule is to use underscores when it improves clarity.
assparse
could read in at least two different ways, and one of which is not really appropriate.