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With NumPy and Pandas we have already encountered two powerful libraries that can significantly simplify working with scientific data. Unfortunately, working with real-world data with these two libraries can still be challenging and cumbersome, especially when working with multi-dimensional data. Let's consider the following example:
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We have already seen how Pandas simplifies working with tabular NumPy data by adding labels to columns and rows. In this lesson, we take a look at how xarray can be used to add the same functionality to multidimensional data. Let's consider the following example:
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Imagine we have a dataset representing temperature measurements across different heights, latitudes, and longitudes. We can store the temperature data as a 3D NumPy array where each axis corresponds to one of these dimensions: ::
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