Support duck arrays by default #132
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dcherian
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Aug 16, 2022
| - dask-core | ||
| - pip | ||
| - xarray | ||
| - numpy>=1.20 |
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@Illviljan i'm bumping minimum numpy here. So PRs to improve the typing using the new numpy types would be very welcome!
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xref #128
This really only works with engine="numpy" for anything that uses
bincount(mean, sum, std, var) and when we are grouping by a numpy array.So something like
groupby("time.month").mean(engine="numpy")