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Rework python-cmethods: replace the CMethods class by the new adjust function
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Great job with this! I just focused mainly on the apply ufunc implementation. Just a few comments here. It worked on my example data over 1-4D, and very quickly with dask.
CMethods class with the new adjust function
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Alles gute bei mir! Well done.
To improve the performance of applied bias corrections, the complete CMethods class was removed. Individual techniques can't be executed directly by calling their function anymore. Also the
adjust_3dfunction was removed.Instead, a new function named
adjustwas added which acts like the oldadjust_3dfunction but can handle single and multidimensional data sets and will return the bias corrected data as xarray.Dataset. By using xarrays ufunc function instead of iterating over entries per dimension, the execution time could be reduced drastically.linear_scaling,variance_scalingand so on are now internal functions and should not be called directly, they are not part of the documentation anymore. Instead, a new section in the documentation was added - which describes the implemented methods and provides some examples.More changes:
Follow-up: Create issue for improving the DQM function (#48 (comment)).