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No. Xarray's data model requires all dimensions to have a name. Xarray allows you to create DataArrays without specifying dimensions:
Xarray will choose dimension names in this case ( This doesn't work with creating Datasets, because you have to specify all variables' dimensions in the Dataset constructor. I imagine that unnamed dimensions would break lots of internal Xarray logic. |
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