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For a model, simulate(model, dr) returns an xarray with labels corresponding to variables, time index and simulation index.
It would make sense for process.simulate() to also return an xarray. Among the advantages:
no confusion about the dimensions ordering (it's never clear whether it's a N.T or a T.N array
we could carry variable names
As a side note, for consistency, 1d iid processes should return a 1.N.T array.
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For a model,
simulate(model, dr)
returns an xarray with labels corresponding to variables, time index and simulation index.It would make sense for
process.simulate()
to also return an xarray. Among the advantages:N.T
or aT.N
arrayAs a side note, for consistency, 1d iid processes should return a
1.N.T
array.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: