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increase speed, decrease memory usage using dataarray selection #18

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@RickytheGuy RickytheGuy commented Nov 23, 2024

Significantly increased the speed with which this script runs by using fancy xarray indexing to avoid loading unnecessary values. Also removed netcdf classic since we'll be using river route from here on out

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  • New Features

    • Improved robustness in inflow data extraction from datasets with varying dimensions.
    • Enhanced handling of NaN values in 4-dimensional datasets.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Conditional checks added for dataset dimensions to prevent errors during data extraction.
  • Chores

    • Simplified output file creation process for better flexibility in file formats.

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The changes in the pull request focus on modifying the create_inflow_file function within basininflow/inflow.py. The updates improve how inflow data is extracted from datasets by using indexing methods that accommodate varying dimensions. A conditional check for dataset dimensions has been introduced, leading to different handling for 3-dimensional and 4-dimensional datasets. Additionally, the output file creation process has been simplified by removing explicit format specifications, enhancing the overall robustness and clarity of the inflow data processing.

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basininflow/inflow.py Modified create_inflow_file function to enhance inflow data extraction using isel indexing. Added dimension checks for 3D (skipped assignment) and 4D datasets (improved NaN handling), and simplified output file creation process.

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217-223: Verify handling of 3-dimensional datasets

In the if ds.ndim == 3: block, the code currently has a pass statement, which means no action is taken for 3D datasets. Ensure that this is the intended behavior and that inflow_df is correctly processed for 3D datasets without additional modifications.


268-268: Confirm NetCDF default format compatibility

By not specifying the format parameter when creating the NetCDF dataset, the code defaults to the NetCDF4 format. Verify that the downstream applications and users can work with this format. If compatibility with NetCDF classic format (NETCDF3_CLASSIC) is required, consider specifying the format explicitly.

elif ds.ndim == 4:
inflow_df = ds.values[:, :, lat_indices, lon_indices]
inflow_df = np.where(np.isnan(inflow_df[:, 0, :]), inflow_df[:, 1, :], inflow_df[:, 0, :]),
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⚠️ Potential issue

Remove unintended trailing comma to fix variable assignment

The trailing comma at the end of line 221 results in inflow_df being assigned as a tuple containing the array, rather than the array itself. This can cause issues when inflow_df is used later in the code.

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-inflow_df = np.where(np.isnan(inflow_df[:, 0, :]), inflow_df[:, 1, :], inflow_df[:, 0, :]),
+inflow_df = np.where(np.isnan(inflow_df[:, 0, :]), inflow_df[:, 1, :], inflow_df[:, 0, :])
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inflow_df = np.where(np.isnan(inflow_df[:, 0, :]), inflow_df[:, 1, :], inflow_df[:, 0, :]),
inflow_df = np.where(np.isnan(inflow_df[:, 0, :]), inflow_df[:, 1, :], inflow_df[:, 0, :])

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