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The following works for me:

I don't think there is a simple way to do this. You can, however, do a "one-liner" solution if you use pipes and for loops, things like that:

I just found the solution for my above question. Here's the step using CDO.

• Clip all downloaded nc files using bounding box: for fl in *.nc; do cdo sellonlatbox,94,145,-12,7 $fl clip"_"$fl; done
• Merge all clipped nc files using: cdo mergetime clip_*.nc timeseries.nc
• Calculate monthly accumulation: cdo runsum,3 input.nc output.nc

The output will produce 3-dekad rainfall accumulation with time information YYYY.MM.DD and the DD only have value 1,11 and 21 based on original input. Last step I would like to extract it into 3 difference file (extract1.nc, extract11.nc and extract21.nc). I used this formula: cdo selday,1 input.nc output.nc Change value 1 with 11 or 21 for next calculation.

To create a time-varying frequency such as a linear chirp, the argument to cos must be the integral of the time-varying frequency. Another way to say it is: for a function θ(t), the instantaneous frequency of cos(θ(t)) is θ'(t) (the derivative of θ(t)). Your expression is basically equivalent to c*(t-d)**2 + i, and the derivative of that is 2*c*t - c*d, hence the doubling of the frequency. The solution is to adjust the argument of cos so that the derivative of the expression is the desired time-varying frequency.

Also, you be might interested in scipy.signal.chirp.

Chirp has many clicks (not click). You have to foreach $chirp->clicks in your blade.

You can pass options to your factory via DI via useValue or useClass

You can separate the rows based on "\r\n\r\n", assign an id based on whether the following row begins with ">", then collapse by id:

Okay so after pulling my hair out and getting no real help here this is the working solution I came up with. Hope this helps anybody who stumbles across this who has a similar question.

In the first code snippet, the way you applied the function to the column is the root of the issue.