Tom Andersson

Bump, I'd also like to see this.

FYI, here are my arguments to the `quadmesh` call: ``` p = ds.hvplot.quadmesh( x='lon', y='lat', z=variable, crs=crs, projection=projection, width=600, height=540, cmap=cmap, dynamic=False, title=title, legend='bottom', global_extent=False, project=True, rasterize=True, ) ```

Thanks @jbednar! This almost worked off the bat - I think the arguments to `rasterize` should just be `height` and `width` (based on digging through the classes on http://holoviews.org/_modules/holoviews/operation/datashader.html -...

I've answered my own question above by looking further into the `holoviews` documentation. I just have to call `p.opts(tools=['hover'])` on the plot object. My final function call looks like this:...

Hmm, this is a bit of a dilemma. 3 would save people time on searching through HoloViews documentation while adding some nice additional functionality (e.g. reducing resolution to send a...

@vanpelt's `define_metric` solution works perfectly for new runs - thank you! However, I agree it would be extremely useful to be able to obtain the `min` and `max` values of...

Hi @srvasude, thanks very much for the response. You might have missed in my OP I said I also had the error when reusing the same `GaussianProcess` object and only...

Thanks for confirming @dabhicusp - I'll switch to the 1-hourly dataset in my application. The reason I was using the 6-hourly dataset was partly out of laziness to reduce download...

Hi @dabhicusp, yes, since the dataset with NaNs isn't being maintained, feel free to close this. Though it could be useful to make this more clear in the docs or...

@jbusecke this is standard for reanalysis data (such as ERA5), although I agree it is counterintuitive. For example, try loading sample NCEP reanalysis data with xarray: ``` >>> import xarray...