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Code Duplication    Length = 42-42 lines in 2 locations

voltcycle/functions_and_tests/core.py 1 location

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    return ratio
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def data_analysis(data):
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    """This function returns a dictionary consisting of
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    the relevant values. This can be seen in the user
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    interface (Dash) as well."""
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    results_dict = {}
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    # df = main.data_frame(dict_1,1)
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    x_val = data['Potential']
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    y_val = data['Current']
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    # Peaks are here [list]
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    peak_index = peak_detection_fxn(y_val)
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    # Split x,y to get baselines
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    col_x1, col_x2 = split(x_val)
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    col_y1, col_y2 = split(y_val)
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    y_base1 = linear_background(col_x1, col_y1)
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    y_base2 = linear_background(col_x2, col_y2)
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    # Calculations based on baseline and peak
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    values = peak_values(x_val, y_val)
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    esub_t = values[0]
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    esub_b = values[2]
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    dof_e = del_potential(x_val, y_val)
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    half_e = min(esub_t, esub_b) + half_wave_potential(x_val, y_val)
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    ipa = peak_heights(x_val, y_val)[0]
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    ipc = peak_heights(x_val, y_val)[1]
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    ratio_i = peak_ratio(x_val, y_val)
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    results_dict['Peak Current Ratio'] = ratio_i
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    results_dict['Ipc (A)'] = ipc
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    results_dict['Ipa (A)'] = ipa
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    results_dict['Epc (V)'] = esub_b
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    results_dict['Epa (V)'] = esub_t
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    results_dict['∆E (V)'] = dof_e
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    results_dict['Redox Potential (V)'] = half_e
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    if dof_e > 0.3:
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        results_dict['Reversible'] = 'No'
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    else:
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        results_dict['Reversible'] = 'Yes'
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    if half_e > 0 and  'Yes' in results_dict.values():
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        results_dict['Type'] = 'Catholyte'
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    elif 'Yes' in results_dict.values():
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        results_dict['Type'] = 'Anolyte'
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    return results_dict, col_x1, col_x2, col_y1, col_y2, y_base1, y_base2, peak_index
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    #return results_dict
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app/app.py 1 location

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        return df
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def data_analysis(data):
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    """This function returns a dictionary consisting of
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    the relevant values. This can be seen in the user
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    interface (Dash) as well."""
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    results_dict = {}
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    # df = main.data_frame(dict_1,1)
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    x_val = data['Potential']
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    y_val = data['Current']
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    # Peaks are here [list]
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    peak_index = peak_detection_fxn(y_val)
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    # Split x,y to get baselines
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    col_x1, col_x2 = split(x_val)
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    col_y1, col_y2 = split(y_val)
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    y_base1 = linear_background(col_x1, col_y1)
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    y_base2 = linear_background(col_x2, col_y2)
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    # Calculations based on baseline and peak
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    values = peak_values(x_val, y_val)
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    esub_t = values[0]
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    esub_b = values[2]
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    dof_e = del_potential(x_val, y_val)
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    half_e = min(esub_t, esub_b) + half_wave_potential(x_val, y_val)
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    ipa = peak_heights(x_val, y_val)[0]
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    ipc = peak_heights(x_val, y_val)[1]
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    ratio_i = peak_ratio(x_val, y_val)
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    results_dict['Peak Current Ratio'] = ratio_i
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    results_dict['Ipc (A)'] = ipc
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    results_dict['Ipa (A)'] = ipa
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    results_dict['Epc (V)'] = esub_b
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    results_dict['Epa (V)'] = esub_t
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    results_dict['∆E (V)'] = dof_e
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    results_dict['Redox Potential (V)'] = half_e
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    if dof_e > 0.3:
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        results_dict['Reversible'] = 'No'
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    else:
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        results_dict['Reversible'] = 'Yes'
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    if half_e > 0 and  'Yes' in results_dict.values():
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        results_dict['Type'] = 'Catholyte'
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    elif 'Yes' in results_dict.values():
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        results_dict['Type'] = 'Anolyte'
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    return results_dict, col_x1, col_x2, col_y1, col_y2, y_base1, y_base2, peak_index
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    #return results_dict
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