Mahé Perrette

The screenshot is from the [KDE article on Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kernel_density_estimation):  One way forward would be to use statsmodels (or another tool, scipy, I don't know) to fit the posterior from...

Hi MBlaschek, Sorry for the late answer, busy time. Good that you found a solution in your case. You are not the first person to raise this issue, and I...

@MBlaschek, @vnoel Just wanted to let you know, I have changed quite a bit the way write_nc/read_nc work, which is now simply a wrapper around: ``` ds_disk = open_nc(...) #...

If most of your work consists in working with netCDF dataset, you might also check this cool package: http://xray.readthedocs.org/ which is similar to dimarray in many points - which I...

Hi @peterpeterp, thanks for your comment. For now the `Dataset.copy` method inherits from a dictionary, while the `DimArray.copy` method is similar to an array. It follows a certain idea about...

By the way, it's funny you picked this example, in the unit tests I had: ds2 = ds.copy() ds2['aa']['b',22.] = -99 assert np.all(ds['aa'] == ds2['aa']) # shallow copy ==> elements...

larry uses this `bottleneck` package which contained optimized nan and non-nan functions This could be neat for dimarray as well.

Not sure how git-subrepo works (I am not currently using it), but as a potential user I would expect the git-lfs commands should be executed separately for each sub-repos, following...

I just had a go at git-subrepo (and also tried to git subrepo pull a repo that contains git-lfs tracked files, which failed because lfs-tracked files are not present on...

> Depending on the implementation of server-side lfs. On gitlab for example, files are pushed only once. When LFS server receive a new file, it checks if it already has...