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class KYD(object): |
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"""The Central Class for KYD""" |
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# Variable for Data Vector |
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data = None |
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# Initial Flags |
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f_allfinite = False |
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f_hasnan = False |
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f_hasinf = False |
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# Display Settings |
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col_width = 10 |
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precision = 4 |
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def check_finite(self): |
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"""Checking to see if all elements are finite and setting flags""" |
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if np.all(np.isfinite(self.data)): |
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self.filt_data = self.data |
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self.f_allfinite = True |
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else: |
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finite_inds = np.where(np.isfinite(self.data)) |
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self.filt_data = self.data[finite_inds] |
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if np.any(np.isnan(self.data)): |
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self.f_hasnan = True |
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if np.any(np.isinf(self.data)): |
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self.f_hasinf = True |
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def check_struct(self): |
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"""Determining the Structure of the Numpy Array""" |
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self.dtype = self.data.dtype |
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self.ndim = self.data.ndim |
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self.shape = self.data.shape |
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self.size = self.data.size |
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self.memsize = sys.getsizeof(self.data) |
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self.human_memsize = sizeof_fmt(self.memsize) |
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def get_basic_stats(self): |
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"""Get basic statistics about array""" |
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self.min = np.min(self.filt_data) |
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self.max = np.max(self.filt_data) |
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self.range = self.max - self.min |
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self.mean = np.mean(self.filt_data) |
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self.std = np.std(self.filt_data) |
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self.median = np.median(self.filt_data) |
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self.firstquartile = np.percentile(self.filt_data, 25) |
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self.thirdquartile = np.percentile(self.filt_data, 75) |
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self.cl_99 = np.percentile(self.filt_data, np.array([0.5, 99.5])) |
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self.cl_95 = np.percentile(self.filt_data, np.array([2.5, 97.5])) |
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self.cl_68 = np.percentile(self.filt_data, np.array([16.0, 84.0])) |
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def display_basic_stats(self): |
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"""Display basic statistics of array""" |
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pstr_list = [] |
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pstr_struct_header1 = '\033[1m' + "Basic Statistics " + '\033[0m' |
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pstr_list.append(pstr_struct_header1) |
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pstr_meanstdhead = ( |
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"\n" |
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"{0:^15}" |
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"{1:^15}" |
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).format("Mean", "Std Dev") |
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pstr_meanstdhead = ( |
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"{0:^{self.col_width}}" |
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).format(pstr_meanstdhead, self=self) |
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pstr_list.append(pstr_meanstdhead) |
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pstr_meanstdstat = ( |
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"{self.mean:^15.{self.precision}}" |
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"{self.std:^15.{self.precision}}" |
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).format(self=self) |
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pstr_meanstdstat = ( |
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"{0:^{self.col_width}}" |
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).format(pstr_meanstdstat, self=self) |
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pstr_list.append(pstr_meanstdstat) |
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pstr_3pthead = ( |
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"\n" |
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"{0:^10}" |
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"{1:^10}" |
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"{2:^10}" |
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"{3:^10}" |
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"{4:^10}" |
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).format('Min,', '1Q', 'Median', '3Q', 'Max') |
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pstr_3pthead = ( |
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"{0:^{self.col_width}}" |
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).format(pstr_3pthead, self=self) |
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pstr_list.append(pstr_3pthead) |
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pstr_3ptstat = ( |
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"{self.min:^10.{self.precision}}" |
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"{self.firstquartile:^10.{self.precision}}" |
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"{self.median:^10.{self.precision}}" |
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"{self.thirdquartile:^10.{self.precision}}" |
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"{self.max:^10.{self.precision}}" |
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).format(self=self) |
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pstr_3ptstat = ( |
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"{0:^{self.col_width}}" |
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).format(pstr_3ptstat, self=self) |
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pstr_list.append(pstr_3ptstat) |
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pstr_clhead = ( |
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"\n" |
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"{0:^10}" |
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"{1:^10}" |
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"{2:^10}" |
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"{3:^10}" |
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"{4:^10}" |
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"{5:^10}" |
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).format('-99 CL', '-95 CL', '-68 CL', '+68 CL', '+95 CL', '+99 CL') |
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pstr_clhead = ( |
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"{0:^{self.col_width}}" |
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).format(pstr_clhead, self=self) |
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pstr_list.append(pstr_clhead) |
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pstr_clstat = ( |
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"{self.cl_99[0]:^10.{self.precision}}" |
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"{self.cl_95[0]:^10.{self.precision}}" |
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"{self.cl_68[0]:^10.{self.precision}}" |
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"{self.cl_68[1]:^10.{self.precision}}" |
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"{self.cl_95[1]:^10.{self.precision}}" |
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"{self.cl_99[1]:^10.{self.precision}}" |
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).format(self=self) |
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pstr_clstat = ( |
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"{0:^{self.col_width}}" |
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).format(pstr_clstat, self=self) |
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pstr_list.append(pstr_clstat) |
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return pstr_list |
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def display_struct(self): |
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"""Display information about array structure""" |
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pstr_list = [] |
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# pstr_struct_header0 = "................." |
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pstr_struct_header1 = '\033[1m' + "Array Structure " + '\033[0m' |
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pstr_struct_header2 = " " |
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# pstr_list.append(pstr_struct_header0) |
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pstr_list.append(pstr_struct_header1) |
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pstr_list.append(pstr_struct_header2) |
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pstr_n_dim = ( |
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"Number of Dimensions:" |
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"{self.ndim:>15}").format( |
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self=self) |
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pstr_list.append(pstr_n_dim) |
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pstr_shape = ( |
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"Shape of Dimensions: " |
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"{self.shape!s:>15}").format( |
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self=self) |
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pstr_list.append(pstr_shape) |
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pstr_dtype = ( |
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"Array Data Type: " |
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"{self.dtype!s:>15}").format( |
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self=self) |
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pstr_list.append(pstr_dtype) |
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pstr_memsize = ( |
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"Memory Size: " |
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"{self.human_memsize:>15}").format( |
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self=self) |
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pstr_list.append(pstr_memsize) |
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return pstr_list |
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def display(self, short=False): |
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"""Displaying all relevant statistics""" |
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if short: |
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print() |
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pstr_basic = self.display_basic_stats() |
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pstr_struct = self.display_struct() |
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l_colwidth = 0 |
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for string1 in pstr_basic: |
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if len(string1) > l_colwidth: |
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l_colwidth = len(string1) |
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l_colwidth += 1 |
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for string1 in pstr_basic: |
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if len(string1) > r_colwidth: |
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r_colwidth = len(string1) |
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len_list = max([len(pstr_basic), len(pstr_struct)]) |
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for i in range(len_list): |
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tmp_str = '' |
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tmp_str += (pstr_basic[i].ljust(l_colwidth)) |
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tmp_str += ''.ljust(l_colwidth) |
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tmp_str += (pstr_struct[i]).ljust(r_colwidth) |
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print(tmp_str) |
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print() |
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def __init__(self, data): |
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super(KYD, self).__init__() |
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# Ensuring that the array is a numpy array |
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if type(data) != np.ndarray: |
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data = np.array(data) |
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self.data = data |
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self.check_finite() |
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self.check_struct() |
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self.get_basic_stats() |
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def sizeof_fmt(num, suffix='B'): |
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"""Return human readable version of in-memory size. |
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https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1094841/reusable-library-to-get-human-readable-version-of-file-size |
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for unit in ['', 'Ki', 'Mi', 'Gi', 'Ti', 'Pi', 'Ei', 'Zi']: |
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if abs(num) < 1024.0: |
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return "%3.1f%s%s" % (num, unit, suffix) |
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return "%.1f%s%s" % (num, 'Yi', suffix) |
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def kyd(data, full_statistics=False): |
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"""Print statistics of any numpy array |
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Keyword arguments: |
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data_kyd = KYD(data) |
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data_kyd.display() |
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data_kyd.display(short=True) |
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return data_kyd |
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If you would like to know more about docstrings, we recommend to read PEP-257: Docstring Conventions.