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If a variable is a function of multiple variables, the user should be able to designate input datatypes for each one individually. This has come up for me when computing budget residuals: I need 3 hourly instantaneous data to compute tendencies, but some of the other terms in the budget were only output as monthly.
Need to think through more carefully, but I think the CalcInterface class could be a starting point for this. Essentially, each Var inputted to a Calc would need to be given the misc. dtype attributes. Would also need to figure out how the user specifies these.
Supposing #3 was ultimately implemented, the dtype specifications of a var would then be copied down to those needed to compute it, if that var itself isn't found on disk.
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If a variable is a function of multiple variables, the user should be able to designate input datatypes for each one individually. This has come up for me when computing budget residuals: I need 3 hourly instantaneous data to compute tendencies, but some of the other terms in the budget were only output as monthly.
Need to think through more carefully, but I think the
CalcInterface
class could be a starting point for this. Essentially, eachVar
inputted to aCalc
would need to be given the misc.dtype
attributes. Would also need to figure out how the user specifies these.Supposing #3 was ultimately implemented, the dtype specifications of a var would then be copied down to those needed to compute it, if that var itself isn't found on disk.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: