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show_cube_lexcube
Render a Lexcube widget as a side-effect and return the original cube.
Callable type: Grammar verb / pipe stage · Browse: Output and side effects
Usage
from cubedynamics import verbs as v
v.show_cube_lexcube(**kwargs)
Arguments
| Argument | Meaning | Default |
|---|---|---|
| kwargs | Forwarded directly to :func:cubedynamics.viz.show_cube_lexcube. | forwarded arguments |
Accepts
A 3-D DataArray with exactly (time, y, x) dimensions. Lexcube is an optional notebook widget, not the canonical website viewer.
Returns
A pass-through stage that displays a Lexcube widget and leaves the input cube in the pipe.
Order / grammar behavior
Install the optional dependency with python -m pip install "cubedynamics[viz]", restart the notebook kernel, and call this only while the cube still has time, y, and x dimensions.
Minimal example
A standalone, reviewed real-data example is not yet available for this helper. See the linked workflow and implementation notes; this reference does not substitute generated observations or invent an executable example.
Works with
A 3-D DataArray with exactly (time, y, x) dimensions. Lexcube is an optional notebook widget, not the canonical website viewer.
See also
Implementation notes
The incoming object must represent a 3D cube with dims (time, y, x).
Lexcube is optional; install cubedynamics[viz] and restart the notebook
kernel before using this verb. A missing extra raises a CubeDynamics
dependency error with installation guidance.
Reducers such as :func:mean, :func:variance, :func:anomaly, and
:func:zscore keep the cube Lexcube-ready when keep_dim=True. Dask
backing is preserved and only a light viewer object is created.
Implementation source. Signatures and descriptions on this page are generated from this checkout, not hand-maintained copies.