论文信息 - eofs: A Library for EOF Analysis of Meteorological, Oceanographic, and Climate Data

eofs: A Library for EOF Analysis of Meteorological, Oceanographic, and Climate Data

The eofs library provides a high-level Python interface for computing empirical orthogonal functions (EOFs) and related quantities, with a focus on correctness and ease of use. The library is implemented in a modular hierarchical fashion, allowing computations using plain arrays, or the inclusion of metadata. The software provides a convenient package for users wanting to perform EOF analysis in Python, and integrates with popular libraries from atmospheric and climate science. The software is available on Github.

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