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252490115 MDU6SXNzdWUyNTI0OTAxMTU= 1519 Assignment leezu 946903 open 0     6 2017-08-24T05:22:13Z 2022-05-02T13:41:37Z   CONTRIBUTOR      

Assignment of individual elements / subsets seems to be only partially supported, but I have not found clear documentation on it. After playing a bit around with xarray I believe the current support boils down to the following (I list some issues I see with the current documentation and how things seem to work).

DataSet - Change a element in a associated DataArray - ds.loc[selector_dict].NAME_OF_VARIABLE = -1 Doesn't work but at least throws an error (Use __setitem__ style assignment (e.g., ds['name'] = ...) instead to assign variables.) - ds.loc[selector_dict]["NAME_OF_VARIABLE"] = -1 Silently fails - Is it possible to throw an exception as well? I believe this usage variant is "more common", as NAME_OF_VARIABLE may only be known at runtime. #974 May fix this (?). - Same goes for ds.sel

DataArray (Can be obtained via ds['name']) - Using .sel (which is documented to return a new DataArray, so arguably it's expected not to work) - ds["NAME_OF_VARIABLE"].sel(**selector_dict) = -1 Invalid python syntax - ds["NAME_OF_VARIABLE"].sel(**selector_dict).values = -1 Silently fails - Using .loc - ds["NAME_OF_VARIABLE"].loc[selector_dict] = -1 works

Is this the recommended behaviour? Then I believe the wrong pattern of ds.loc[selector_dict]["NAME_OF_VARIABLE"] = -1 should be documented and ds[NAME_OF_VARIABLE].loc[selector_dict] = -1 instead suggested.

 
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252247202 MDExOlB1bGxSZXF1ZXN0MTM3MTkyNTE4 1516 Small documentation fixes leezu 946903 closed 0     1 2017-08-23T11:21:00Z 2020-05-01T01:42:15Z 2017-08-25T05:24:38Z CONTRIBUTOR   0 pydata/xarray/pulls/1516
  • Clarify in documentation that inferring DataArray dimensions from dictionary like coords has been deprecated.
  • DataArray docstring
 
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