parallel FFT
See original GitHub issueI was watching @paigem’s talk on rechunker+xrft and was wondering: what if xrft optionally calculated the fourier coefficients as a least squares fit to sines and cosines using dask.linalg.lstsq
. No rechunking necessary!
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@dcherian I’m intrigued with your suggestion here, but I’m not sure I quite grasp what you’re suggesting. Why would using
dask.linalg.lstsq
not require rechunking? If this could bypass the rechunking step (and if I can understand it enough…), I’d be happy to put in a PR.@Thomas-Moore-Creative Essentially everything I presented in my talk is shown in my Earthcube notebook here. 😊
Both packages have made my workflow possible - thanks for your efforts on
xrft
@roxyboy!