Values can become nan
in a netCDF file when using to_netcdf
without specifying the encoding because the default encoding used by xarray (the library that provides the to_netcdf
function) is not always suitable for all types of data.
In particular, if the data contains missing or undefined values (e.g., inf
, -inf
, None
), these values can be converted to nan
if the encoding is not specified correctly. This is because the default encoding for netCDF files uses a floating point data type with a specific precision and range, and values outside this range are converted to nan
.
To avoid this issue, it is therefore recommended to specify the encoding when saving to netCDF, using the encoding
argument in the to_netcdf
function. This allows you to specify the data type and fill value for each variable, and ensure that missing values are properly preserved in the output file.
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