DOC: mention other packages in IO docs (for now, just xray for netCDF) #10027
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As discussed in pandas-dev#5487. This would also be a nice place to mention other packages that connect the pandas DataFrames with other file formats. Right now, the only one I can think of off-hand is `root_pandas` (pandas-dev#9378, CC @ibab), but I'm sure there are more.
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@cpcloud should add |
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Looks good to me! |
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Could add |
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DOC: mention other packages in IO docs (for now, just xray for netCDF)
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thanks @shoyer |
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Thanks for the suggestions, guys. I'm going to do a followup adding a small example for netCDF/xray, but I'll leave odo and impyla examples to others who are more familiar with those tools. |
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As discussed in #5487.
This would also be a nice place to mention other packages that connect the
pandas DataFrames with other file formats. Right now, the only one I can think
of off-hand is
root_pandas(#9378, CC @ibab), but I'm sure there are more.