Dask arrays provide a number of methods and attributes for working with large arrays in parallel and out-of-core. Here are some commonly used ones:
da.from_array: A function for creating a Dask array from an existing NumPy array.da.random: A module for generating random numbers in a Dask array.da.zeros: A function for creating a Dask array of zeros with a given shape and chunk size.da.ones: A function for creating a Dask array of ones with a given shape and chunk size.da.arange: A function for creating a Dask array with a sequence of evenly spaced values.da.linspace: A function for creating a Dask array with a sequence of evenly spaced values between two endpoints.da.stack: A function for stacking a sequence of Dask arrays along a new axis.da.concatenate: A function for concatenating a sequence of Dask arrays along an existing axis.da.transpose: A method for transposing a Dask array.da.reshape: A method for reshaping a Dask array.da.mean: A method for computing the mean of a Dask array.da.sum: A method for computing the sum of a Dask array.da.min: A method for computing the minimum value of a Dask array.da.max: A method for computing the maximum value of a Dask array.da.argmax: A method for computing the index of the maximum value of a Dask array.da.argmin: A method for computing the index of the minimum value of a Dask array.da.std: A method for computing the standard deviation of a Dask array.da.var: A method for computing the variance of a Dask array.da.dot: A method for computing the dot product of two Dask arrays.da.tensordot: A method for computing the tensor dot product of two Dask arrays.da.einsum: A method for computing an Einstein summation of two or more Dask arrays.da.map_blocks: A function for applying a function to each block of a Dask array.da.rechunk: A method for changing the chunk size of a Dask array.da.store: A method for persisting the contents of a Dask array to disk or memory.
These are just a few of the many methods and attributes provided by Dask arrays. For more information, you can refer to the Dask documentation.