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User's Guide: Hierarchical datasets in Python - Release 1.3.2
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II. Complementary modules
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6.
FileNode - simulating a filesystem with
PyTables
6.1.
What is
FileNode
?
6.2.
Finding a
FileNode
node
6.3.
FileNode
- simulating files inside
PyTables
6.3.1.
Creating a new file node
6.3.2.
Using a file node
6.3.3.
Opening an existing file node
6.3.4.
Adding metadata to a file node
6.4.
Complementary notes
6.5.
Current limitations
6.6.
FileNode
module reference
6.6.1.
Global constants
6.6.2.
Global functions
6.6.3.
The
FileNode
abstract class
6.6.4.
The
ROFileNode
class
6.6.5.
The
RAFileNode
class
7.
NetCDF - a
PyTables
NetCDF3 emulation API
7.1.
What is NetCDF?
7.2.
Using the
tables.NetCDF
module
7.2.1.
Creating/Opening/Closing a
tables.NetCDF
file
7.2.2.
Dimensions in a
tables.NetCDF
file
7.2.3.
Variables in a
tables.NetCDF
file
7.2.4.
Attributes in a
tables.NetCDF
file
7.2.5.
Writing data to and retrieving data from a
tables.NetCDF
variable
7.2.6.
Efficient compression of
tables.NetCDF
variables
7.3.
tables.NetCDF
module reference
7.3.1.
Global constants
7.3.2.
The
NetCDFFile
class
7.3.3.
The
NetCDFVariable
class
7.4.
Converting between true netCDF files and
tables.NetCDF
files
7.5.
tables.NetCDF
file structure
7.6.
Sharing data in
tables.NetCDF
files over the internet with OPeNDAP
7.7.
Differences between the
Scientific.IO.NetCDF
API and the
tables.NetCDF
API
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