base_analyzer_set#
- class arte.dataelab.base_analyzer_set.BaseAnalyzerSet(from_or_list, to=None, recalc=False, *, file_walker, analyzer_type)#
Bases:
objectCollection of Analyzer objects for batch analysis.
AnalyzerSet manages multiple Analyzer instances across a range of tags, enabling batch analysis and comparison of datasets. It provides:
Lazy instantiation of analyzers (created only when accessed)
Iteration over all analyzers in the set
Array-like access by tag or index
Automatic attribute forwarding to all analyzers
- Parameters:
from_or_list (str or list) – Either a single tag, a list of tags, or a start tag
to (str, optional) – End tag when using a date range. If None, from_or_list must be a list of tags
recalc (bool, optional) – If True, force recalculation of cached data for all analyzers (default: False)
file_walker (AbstractFileNameWalker instance) – File walker to find tags and their data (required keyword argument)
analyzer_type (BaseAnalyzer class) – Analyzer class to instantiate (not an instance). Must implement a get() classmethod (required keyword argument)
- tag_list#
Sorted list of tags in this set
- Type:
list of str
Examples
>>> # Create analyzer set from tag range >>> aset = MyAnalyzerSet( ... '20240101_000000', '20240101_235959', ... file_walker=my_walker, ... analyzer_type=MyAnalyzer ... )
>>> # Remove invalid tags >>> aset.remove_invalids()
>>> # Iterate over analyzers >>> for analyzer in aset: ... print(analyzer.residual_modes.time_std())
>>> # Access by tag >>> analyzer = aset['20240101_120000']
>>> # Attribute forwarding (returns list of results) >>> all_std = aset.residual_modes.time_std()
Notes
Attribute access on AnalyzerSet returns an _AnalyzerStub that forwards the same attribute/method call to all analyzers and returns the results as a list.
Methods
get(tag[, recalc])Returns the Analyzer instance for this tag
Remove tags that evaluate to NotAvailable when created
set_analyzer_args(*args, **kwargs)Set the additional arguments to pass to Analyzers' contructors
wiki()Print wiki info on stdout
append
generate_tags
insert
remove
- append(tag)#
- generate_tags()#
- get(tag, recalc=False)#
Returns the Analyzer instance for this tag
- insert(idx, tag)#
- remove(tag)#
- remove_invalids()#
Remove tags that evaluate to NotAvailable when created
- set_analyzer_args(*args, **kwargs)#
Set the additional arguments to pass to Analyzers’ contructors
- wiki()#
Print wiki info on stdout