Scott Staniewicz

This appears to be a python3 issue with the change they did from relative imports. Adding `.` in front of this fixes it, but leads to others. as in `from...

For more info about "this used to work", when I install v0.13.0, the code runs successfully, but starting with v0.15.0, it fails with the AttributeError.

Do you mean passing the kwarg like this? ``` In [6]: ds = xr.open_dataset("test.h5", phony_dims="sort", engine="h5netcdf") In [7]: ds Out[7]: Dimensions: (phony_dim_0: 3, phony_dim_1: 3) Dimensions without coordinates: phony_dim_0, phony_dim_1...

(edited my previous comment to include the whole stack trace) Correcting that backend kwarg doesn't change the result: ```python In [1]: import numpy as np, h5py, xarray as xr ...:...

The renaming fix seems perfectly good for me for now, as I doubt this is a common situation to create something partially-compliant in HDF5, then convert using xarray. thanks for...

yes this looks great from my perspective, thank you!

Thanks for the suggestion, though when I have seems to move the title off to the right before it moves the (b) off to the left: ``` ax.format(title=f"$\sigma_n$=12", abcloc='center', titleloc='center',...

Alright I'll give it a shot! No worries on quickly implementing this, seems like it might be a rather unique request On Tue, Oct 5, 2021, 12:42 AM Luke Davis...

This seems good in my testing so far. There seems to be an very noticeable difference between the MLE-only version and this new version on L-band data (higher long-term coherence)...

I got the same "dimensions too large" error from processing just a .5 degree x .5 degree block, which came out to have interferograms with shape (7335, 45053). For me,...