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Dask task graphs seem to be optimised for many to one style processing: you load multiple files and perform some sort of aggregation / reduction to arrive at a single result. This does not seem to be the paradigm anything like as often in Iris, where you might need to...
take multiple statistics of a single cube and return all of them (e.g. retrieve mean and standard deviation concurrently)
extract multiple sub-cubes out of one or more input cubes
and so on.
Put together an example of making a graph that looks like this and then computing the graph to easily retrieve the requested data.
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Dask task graphs seem to be optimised for many to one style processing: you load multiple files and perform some sort of aggregation / reduction to arrive at a single result. This does not seem to be the paradigm anything like as often in Iris, where you might need to...
Put together an example of making a graph that looks like this and then computing the graph to easily retrieve the requested data.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: