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Now, the mask argument takes an already formed mask.
I could be useful to have a way to create the mask and apply it.
If mask is a dict, pass it as argument to the xs.create_mask to create the mask and then apply it to the data.
xs.create_mask
ex. mask_args = { "variable": "sftlf", "where_operator": ">=", "where_threshold": 95, "mask_nans": True, }
The call to xs.create_mask needs the data. It could be extracted from the catalog similarly to how the mask is extracted now.
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Creep_fill could also be added to create_mask to allow for the creation of more complex masks.
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Now, the mask argument takes an already formed mask.
I could be useful to have a way to create the mask and apply it.
Potential Solution
If mask is a dict, pass it as argument to the
xs.create_mask
to create the mask and then apply it to the data.ex. mask_args = {
"variable": "sftlf",
"where_operator": ">=",
"where_threshold": 95,
"mask_nans": True,
}
The call to
xs.create_mask
needs the data. It could be extracted from the catalog similarly to how the mask is extracted now.Additional context
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