import dascore as dc
patch = dc.get_example_patch()
window = patch.isel(time=slice(0, 100, 2), distance=[3, 1, 3])
assert window.shape == (3, 50)
channel = patch.isel(distance=3)
assert channel.dims == ("time",)
assert channel.get_array("distance").shape == ()isel
isel(
self ,
indexers: collections.abc.Mapping[collections.abc.Mapping[str, Any], None] = None,
drop: bool = False,
missing_dims: str = raise,
**indexers_kwargs: Any ,
)-> ‘Self’
Select sample positions with xarray-compatible dimension indexing.
Supports the DataArray.isel operations described below. Use Patch.select for DASCore’s tuple range notation, relative selections, and filtering that preserves dimensions and source order.
Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| indexers |
Mapping of dimension names to integer positions, slices, or 1D integer arrays or boolean masks. Supply this or keyword indexers. |
| drop |
Drop coordinates made scalar by indexing. By default they are retained as scalar coordinates. Scalar indexers remove their dimension either way; use a one-element list to retain a length-one dimension. |
| missing_dims |
How to handle absent dimensions: "raise", "warn", or "ignore".
|
| **indexers_kwargs | Dimension indexers supplied as keywords. |
Slices use Python’s exclusive stop and support strides and negative indices. Evenly sampled slice results stay compact; floating coordinate values can differ from xarray by rounding relative to the original range, as with select. Arrays preserve order and repetitions; arrays on multiple dimensions select every combination of positions. Out-of-bounds scalar and array indices raise. Labelled xarray indexers and multidimensional indexer arrays are not supported.
Examples
See Also
Patch.sel : Xarray-compatible label indexing. Patch.select : Range filtering and relative selections.