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The “high-level interface” (as distinct from the large, C-like API that talks directly to HDF5) is how most users will interact with h5py. It consists of a small number of classes which represent the main HDF5 abstractions like file, groups, and datasets.

  • HDF5 File Objects
    • Opening & creating files
    • File drivers
    • Version Bounding
    • User block
    • Reference
  • HDF5 Groups
    • Creating groups
    • Dict interface and links
      • Hard links
      • Soft links
      • External links
    • Reference
    • Link classes
  • HDF5 Datasets
    • Creating datasets
    • Chunked storage
    • Resizable datasets
    • Filter pipeline
      • Lossless compression filters
      • Custom compression filters
      • Scale-Offset filter
      • Shuffle filter
      • Fletcher32 filter
    • Reading & writing data
    • Fancy indexing
    • Length and iteration
    • Reference
  • HDF5 Attributes
    • Reference
  • HDF5 Dimension Scales

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