.. currentmodule:: pygeode
A variety of time averaging operations are possible. In addition to computing climatologies, one can compute monthly means, daily means, diurnal means, and trends. These should generally work as expected; however, PyGeode also implements special mapping rules for time axes so that anomalies from these time averages can be easily defined. In general these are based on the
A common operation is to compute climatologies. As described in the first of these tutorials this is simply performed as follows
.. ipython:: @suppress In [0]: import pygeode as pyg In [10]: from pygeode.tutorial import t2 In [10]: Tc = pyg.climatology(t2.Temp) # Compute the climatology
include lag correlation
Some examples of numerical integration using :func:`Var.integrate()` can be found in :ref:`sphx_glr_gallery_line_plot_showlines.py`
Numerical integration, differentiation Composites ..........