Skip call to .tolist()
when creating pd.Index
#10619
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np.tile
returns an NDArray and there is no need to convert this to a Pythonlist
prior to passing it topd.MultiIndex
. The interface to Pandas requires the object to be array-like, and one of the first things that the constructor does is coerce the list back to an NDArray.For arrays with large coordinate axes,
to_dataframe()
is extremely slow due to Pandas needing to iterate through alist
object rather than an array.For an (1000, 500, 20) array -- 10M rows in the cartesian product -- this results in a ~20x speed-up for
xr.Dataset.to_dataframe()
(tested on x86 and Apple Silicon).tolist()
when constructing pandas MultiIndex? #10617