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(issue 744): use pythonic notation in doc of aggregation functions #771
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title: Demographic datasets for a small selection of countries in Europe | ||
source: demo_jpan, demo_fasec, demo_magec and demo_marcz tables from Eurostat | ||
citizenship: citizenship ['TOTAL' 'NAT' 'FOR' 'STLS' 'UNK'] (5) | ||
country: country ['Belgium' 'France' 'Germany'] (3) |
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The representation for axes in .summary seems odd. Why do we repeat the axis name? Aslo, couldn't we make that clearer by grouping objects by type. eg:
Metadata:
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Arrays:
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Axes:
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Groups:
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