I'm using xESMF in my Python package to take care of regridding. A certain input dataset constantly raises UserWarning: Input array is not C_CONTIGUOUS. Will affect performance.. The dataset in question can be found in this Zenodo repository under kernels/HadGEM3-GA7.1/TOA_HadGEM-GA7.1_Kerns.nc. A word of caution: they are quite large files.
What is confusing me, however, is that when I check the C_CONTIGUOUS flag of each variable, I get back True:
> False in [np.array(v).flags['C_CONTIGUOUS'] for v in ds_in_question.variables]
False
> False in [np.array(v).flags['C_CONTIGUOUS'] for v in ds_in_question.coords]
False
I have even tried casting to C-order using Xarray's .astype() function without success.
I'd love to get some insight into this issue so I don't have to arbitrarily suppress these warnings when using my package.
Hi!
I'm using xESMF in my Python package to take care of regridding. A certain input dataset constantly raises
UserWarning: Input array is not C_CONTIGUOUS. Will affect performance.. The dataset in question can be found in this Zenodo repository underkernels/HadGEM3-GA7.1/TOA_HadGEM-GA7.1_Kerns.nc. A word of caution: they are quite large files.What is confusing me, however, is that when I check the C_CONTIGUOUS flag of each variable, I get back
True:I have even tried casting to C-order using Xarray's
.astype()function without success.I'd love to get some insight into this issue so I don't have to arbitrarily suppress these warnings when using my package.
Thank you!