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3.1 VARIABLES
Variable syntax
File variables
Pseudo-variables
Grids and axes of pseudo-variables
User-defined variables
Abstract variables
Missing value flags
Missing values in input files
Missing values in user-defined variables
Missingvalues in output NetCDF files
Displaying the missing value flag
Returning properties of variables
Variable and dataset attributes
SHOW ATTRIBUTE commands
Attribute keywords
Programmatic access to attributes
Editing attributes
Output attributes to NetCDF fies
Output Variables to NetCDF files
3.2 EXPRESSIONS
Operators
Multi-dimensional expressions
Functions
MAX
MIN
INT
ABS
EXP
LN
LOG
SIN
COS
TAN
ASIN
ACOS
ATAN
ATAN2
MOD
DAYS1900
MISSING
IGNORE0
RANDU
RANDN
RHO_UN
THETA_FO
RESHAPE
ZAXREPLACE
XSEQUENCE, YSEQUENCE, ZSEQUENCE, TSEQUENCE
FFTA
FFTP
SAMPLEI
SAMPLEJ
SAMPLEK
SAMPLEL
SAMPLEIJ
SAMPLET_DATE
SAMPLEXY
SAMPLEXY_CLOSEST
SAMPLEXY_CURV
SCAT2GRIDGAUSS_XY
SCAT2GRIDGAUSS_XZ
SCAT2GRIDGAUSS_YZ
SCAT2GRIDLAPLACE_XY
SCAT2GRIDLAPLACE_XZ
SCAT2GRIDLAPLACE_YZ
SORTI
SORTJ
SORTK
SORTL
TAUTO_COR
XAUTO_COR
TAX_DATESTRING
TAX_DAY
TAX_DAYFRAC
TAX_JDAY
TAX_MONTH
TAX_UNITS
TAX_YEAR
TAX_YEARFRAC
Transformations
General information about transformations
Transformations applied to irregular regions
General information about smoothing transformations
@DIN—definite integral
@IIN—indefinite integral
@AVE—average
VAR—weighted variance
MIN—minimum
@MAX—maximum
@SHF:n—shift
@SBX:n—boxcar smoother
@SBN:n—binomial smoother
@SHN:n—Hanning smoother
@SPZ:n—Parzen smoother
@SWL:n—Welch smoother
@DDC—centered derivative
@DDF—forward derivative
@DDB—backward derivative
@NGD—number of good points
@NBD—number of bad points
@SUM—unweighted sum
@RSUM—running unweighted sum
@FAV:n—averaging filler
@FLN:n—linear interpolation filler
@FNR—nearest neighbor filler
@LOC—location of
@WEQ—weighted equal; integration kernel
@ITP—interpolate
@CDA—closest distance above
@CDB—closest distance below
@CIA—closest index above
@CIB—closest index below
IF-THEN logic ("masking")
Lists of constants ("constant arrays")
3.3 EMBEDDED EXPRESSIONS
Special calculations using embedded expressions
3.4 DEFINING NEW VARIABLES
Global, local, and default variable definitions
3.5 DEBUGGING COMPLEX HIERARCHIES OF EXPRESSIONS
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