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To add another use case, the NiBabel package has considered how to label axes (https://github.com/nipy/nibabel/wiki/BIAP6, https://github.com/nipy/nibabel/issues/412), but it's fallen by the wayside. We considered xarray when it was still xray, but the pandas dependency has always been a sticking point. This is partially due to a desire to keep dependencies minimal, and partly due to the size of pandas causing significant overhead at import time for what is a relatively small component.

If it's useful to go further into our use case, we can, but this is just to put in a vote for making pandas an optional dependency, if possible.

 
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