Github user cgoodale commented on the pull request:
https://github.com/apache/climate/pull/112#issuecomment-78422029
Hey @huikyole I was looking into the open issues and I saw this one and I
have to agree with @MJJoyce that example code would be great. Even a simple
example of how the API you defined in the class would be called.
From what I see in the code I "think" it would be something like the
following:
# the basic way a user would import the Class
>>> from ocw.statistical_downscaling import Downscaling
# simple class instantiation
>>> my_downscaler = Downscaling(ref, present, future)
# Then we use the defined downscaler to return values
>>> downscaled_present, modeled_future = my_downscaler.Delta_addition()
>>>
Am I even close here? Perhaps a unittest would also help convey how the
code would be used.
I am not sure I know enough about Downscaling, but all the return
documentation is the same:
:returns: downscaled model_present and model_future
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