def test_merge_rts_2d_intersect(self):
""" Test merging of two rts of 2-d data and has intersection."""
d1=[[1.0,2.0]]*int(spy.math.pow(2,10))
d2=[[3.0,4.0]]*int(spy.math.pow(2,11))
st1=datetime.datetime(year=1990,month=2,day=3,hour=11, minute=15)
st2=datetime.datetime(year=1990,month=3,day=3,hour=11, minute=15)
ts1=rts(d1,st1,time_interval(hours=1))
ts2=rts(d2,st2,time_interval(hours=1))
## Intentionally put some nan into ts1 to see effect.
ii=ts1.index_after(st2)
num_nan=10
ts1.data[ii+1:ii+num_nan+2,]=spy.nan
nt=merge(ts1,ts2)
self.assertEqual(nt.start,ts1.start)
self.assertEqual(nt.end,ts2.end)
total_n=number_intervals(ts1.start,ts2.end,ts1.interval)+1
self.assertEqual(len(nt.data),total_n)
s1=nt.index_after(ts1.end)
s2=nt.index_after(ts2.start)
s3=ts2.index_after(ts1.end)
self.assert_(spy.allclose(nt.data[0:ii+1,],ts1.data[0:ii+1,]))
self.assert_(spy.allclose(nt.data[ii+1:ii+num_nan+2,],ts2.data[0:num_nan+1,]))
self.assert_(spy.allclose(nt.data[ii+num_nan+2:s1+1,],ts1.data[ii+num_nan+2:s1+1,]))
self.assert_(spy.allclose(nt.data[s1+1:len(nt.data),],ts2.data[s3+1:len(ts2.data),]))
def test_merge_rts_no_intersect(self):
""" Test merging two rts without intersection."""
d1=[1]*int(spy.math.pow(2,10))
d2=[2]*int(spy.math.pow(2,11))
st1=datetime.datetime(year=1990,month=2,day=3,hour=11, minute=15)
st2=datetime.datetime(year=1990,month=5,day=3,hour=11, minute=15)
ts1=rts(d1,st1,time_interval(hours=1))
ts2=rts(d2,st2,time_interval(hours=1))
nt=merge(ts1,ts2)
self.assertEqual(nt.start,ts1.start)
self.assertEqual(nt.end,ts2.end)
total_n=number_intervals(ts1.start,ts2.end,ts1.interval)+1
self.assertEqual(len(nt.data),total_n)
s1=nt.index_after(ts1.end)
s2=nt.index_after(ts2.start)
self.assert_(spy.alltrue(spy.isnan(nt.data[s1+1:s2])))
self.assert_(spy.allclose(nt.data[0:s1+1],ts1.data))
self.assert_(spy.allclose(nt.data[s2:len(nt.data)],ts2.data))
def test_period_op_uncompatible_interval(self):
""" Test behaviour of period operation on TS with interval uncompatible
with operation time interval
"""
test_input = [
(datetime.datetime(year=1990, month=2, day=3,
hour=11, minute=15), 3005,
time_interval(minutes=45), "1hour", time_interval(hours=1)),
(datetime.datetime(year=1990, month=2,
day=3, hour=11, minute=15), 3301,
time_interval(days=1), "1hour", time_interval(hours=1)),
(datetime.datetime(year=1990, month=1,
day=1, hour=00, minute=00), 10957,
time_interval(days=2), "1 month", time_interval(months=1)),
(datetime.datetime(year=1990, month=1, day=1,
hour=00, minute=00), 10957,
time_interval(minutes=35), "3 days", time_interval(days=3)),
(datetime.datetime(year=1990, month=1,
day=1, hour=00, minute=00), 59,
time_interval(months=5), "3 years", time_interval(years=3)),
]
for (st, num, delta, interval, op_delta) in test_input:
data=[random.uniform(self.min_val,self.max_val) \
for k in range(num)]
ts = rts(data, st, delta, {})
for op in [MIN, MAX, MEAN, SUM]:
self.assertRaises(ValueError, period_op, ts, interval, op)
def test_period_op3(self):
""" Test period operation on time series with 2-dimensional data."""
st = datetime.datetime(year=1990, month=2, day=3, hour=11, minute=15)
num = 3005
dimension2 = 3
delta = time_interval(minutes=5)
interval = '1 hour'
op_delta = time_interval(hours=1)
aligned_start = datetime.datetime(year=1990,
month=2,
day=3,
hour=12,
minute=0)
data=[[random.uniform(self.min_val,self.max_val) for i in range(dimension2)] \
for k in range(num)]
data = sciarray(data)
# Reformalize raw data, insert known mini_val and max_val
# and calcuate hourly mean to use later.
i0 = 9 # this is the first index with aligned calendar
num_interval = (num - i0 + 1) // 12
for k in range(num_interval):
index = i0 + k * 12 + 1
data[index, ] = self.min_val
index = index + 1
data[index, ] = self.max_val
nt_data = data[i0:12 * num_interval + i0, ]
nt_data = sciarray(nt_data)
nt_data.shape = (num_interval, 12, -1)
nt_mean = sciadd.reduce(
nt_data,
1,
) / 12
nt_sum = sciadd.reduce(
nt_data,
1,
)
nt_min = sciminimum.reduce(
nt_data,
1,
)
nt_max = scimaximum.reduce(
nt_data,
1,
)
ts = rts(data, st, delta, {})
for (op, op_data) in [(MIN, nt_min), (MAX, nt_max), (MEAN, nt_mean),
(SUM, nt_sum)]:
nt = period_op(ts, interval, op)
assert_array_equal(nt.data,op_data,\
err_msg="two array not equal in average" \
" by %s"%(op))
def test_resample_rts_aligned(self):
# test resampling regular time series with aligned start
data=range(100)
st=datetime.datetime(year=2000,month=2,day=1,hour=2,minute=15)
delta=time_interval(minutes=15)
ts=rts(data,st,delta,{})
resample_interval=time_interval(hours=1)
nts=resample(ts,resample_interval,aligned=True)
rstart=datetime.datetime(year=2000,month=2,day=1,hour=3)
self.assertEqual(rstart,nts.start)
def __init__(self,methodName="runTest"):
super(TestMerge,self).__init__(methodName)
# Number of data in a time series.
self.num_ts=1000
self.max_val=1000
self.min_val=0.01
self.large_data_size=100000
self.test_interval=[time_interval(minutes=30),time_interval(hours=2),
time_interval(days=1)]
def test_resample_rts_in(self):
# Test operations on ts of with incomplete end hour
st=datetime.datetime(year=1990,month=2,day=3,hour=11, minute=45)
delta=time_interval(minutes=15)
resample_interval=time_interval(hours=1)
data=range(-1,10)
ts=rts(data,st,delta,{})
nts=resample(ts,resample_interval)
self.assert_(nts.data[2]==ts.data[9])
self.assert_(len(nts)==3)
nt2=resample(ts,resample_interval,aligned=False)
self.assert_(nt2.data[2]==ts.data[8])
self.assert_(len(nt2)==3)
def test_butterworth(self):
""" Butterworth filter on a series of 1hour interval with four
frequencies.
"""
# Test operations on ts of varied values.
test_ts=[(datetime.datetime(year=1990,month=2,day=3,hour=11, minute=15),\
int(numpy.math.pow(2,10)),time_interval(hours=1)),]
f1 = 0.76
f2 = 0.44
f3 = 0.95
f4 = 1.23
av1 = f1 * pi / 12
av2 = f2 * pi / 12
av3 = f3 * pi / 12
av4 = f4 * pi / 12
import pylab as plt
for (st, num, delta) in test_ts:
## this day contains components of with frequecies of 0.76/day,
## 0.44/day, 0.95/day, 1.23/day
data = [
numpy.math.sin(av1 * k) + 0.7 * numpy.math.cos(av2 * k) +
2.4 * numpy.math.sin(av3 * k) + 0.1 * numpy.math.sin(av4 * k)
for k in range(num)
]
# This ts is the orignial one.
ts0 = rts(data, st, delta, {})
ts = butterworth(ts0)
self.assert_(ts.is_regular())
def test_butterworth_noevenorder(self):
""" test a butterworth with non even order input
"""
st = datetime.datetime(year=2000, month=2, day=3)
delta = time_interval(hours=1)
data = arange(100)
order = 7
ts0 = rts(data, st, delta, {})
self.assertRaises(ValueError, butterworth, ts0, order)
def test_merge_rts_intersect2(self):
""" Test merging two rts with intersection."""
d1=[1.0]*4
d2=[2.0]*4
d1[2]=spy.nan
st1=datetime.datetime(year=1990,month=2,day=1)
st2=datetime.datetime(year=1990,month=3,day=1)
ts1=rts(d1,st1,time_interval(months=1))
ts2=rts(d2,st2,time_interval(months=1))
nt=merge(ts1,ts2)
## test ts1 data take priority on valid data
self.assertEqual(nt.data[1],ts1.data[1])
## test ts2 data take prioirty on invalid data of ts1
self.assertEqual(nt.data[2],ts2.data[2])
def test_period_time_stamp(self):
st = datetime.datetime(year=1990, month=1, day=1)
num = 31
delta = time_interval(days=1)
op_delta = time_interval(months=1)
aligned_start = datetime.datetime(year=1990, month=1, day=1)
data=[random.uniform(self.min_val,self.max_val) \
for k in range(31)]
ts_sum = sum(data)
ts = rts(data, st, delta, {TIMESTAMP: PERIOD_START, AGGREGATION: MEAN})
ts_op = period_op(ts, op_delta, SUM)
self.assertEqual(ts_op.start, aligned_start)
self.assertEqual(len(ts_op), 1)
self.assertEqual(ts_op.data[0], ts_sum)
def test_period_op_nan(self):
""" Test the behaviour of period operation on data with NaN."""
st = datetime.datetime(year=1990, month=2, day=3, hour=11, minute=15)
num = 3005
delta = time_interval(minutes=5)
interval = '1 hour'
op_delta = time_interval(hours=1)
aligned_start = datetime.datetime(year=1990,
month=2,
day=3,
hour=12,
minute=0)
data=[random.uniform(self.min_val,self.max_val) \
for k in range(num)]
# Reformalize raw data, insert known mini_val and max_val
# and calcuate hourly mean to use later.
i0 = 9 # this is the first index with aligned calendar
num_interval = (num - i0 + 1) // 12
# Here a nan is insert into ts.
data[9 + 12 * 2] = nan
times = time_sequence(st, delta, num)
ts = rts(data, st, delta, {})
nt = period_op(ts, interval, MEAN)
self.assert_(isnan(nt.data[2]))
nt = period_op(ts, interval, SUM)
self.assert_(isnan(nt.data[2]))
nt = period_op(ts, interval, MIN)
if not isnan(nt.data[2]):
print "period_op omits nan during period_min"
nt = period_op(ts, interval, MAX)
if not isnan(nt.data[2]):
print "period_op omits nan during period_min"
def test_daily_average(self):
""" Test godin filter on 2-dimensional data set."""
d1 = [1.0] * 800 + [2.0] * 400 + [1.0] * 400
d2 = [1.0] * 800 + [2.0] * 400 + [1.0] * 400
data = numpy.array([d1, d2])
data = numpy.transpose(data)
data[336, :] = numpy.nan
st = datetime.datetime(year=1990, month=2, day=3, hour=11, minute=15)
delta = time_interval(minutes=15)
test_ts = rts(data, st, delta, {})
nt3 = daily_average(test_ts)
def fill_gaps(tss, max_gap_to_fill=time_interval(hours=1)):
tss_filled = []
for ts in tss:
if ts is not None:
max_gap = int(max_gap_to_fill.total_seconds() / ts.interval.total_seconds())
if max_gap > 0:
tss_filled.append(interpolate_ts_nan(ts, max_gap=max_gap))
else:
tss_filled.append(ts)
else:
tss_filled.append(None)
return tss_filled
def test_merge_rts_intersect(self):
""" Test merging two rts with intersection."""
d1=[1.0]*int(spy.math.pow(2,10))
d2=[2.0]*int(spy.math.pow(2,11))
st1=datetime.datetime(year=1990,month=2,day=3,hour=11, minute=15)
st2=datetime.datetime(year=1990,month=3,day=3,hour=11, minute=15)
ts1=rts(d1,st1,time_interval(hours=1))
ts2=rts(d2,st2,time_interval(hours=1))
## Intentionally put some nan into ts1 to see effect.
ii=ts1.index_after(st2)
num_nan=10
ts1.data[ii+1:ii+num_nan+2]=spy.nan
nt=merge(ts1,ts2)
self.assertEqual(nt.start,ts1.start)
self.assertEqual(nt.end,ts2.end)
total_n=number_intervals(ts1.start,ts2.end,ts1.interval)+1
self.assertEqual(len(nt.data),total_n)
s1=nt.index_after(ts1.end)
s2=nt.index_after(ts2.start)
s3=ts2.index_after(ts1.end)
self.assert_(spy.allclose(nt.data[0:ii+1],ts1.data[0:ii+1]))
self.assert_(spy.allclose(nt.data[ii+1:ii+num_nan+2],ts2.data[0:num_nan+1]))
self.assert_(spy.allclose(nt.data[ii+num_nan+2:s1+1],ts1.data[ii+num_nan+2:s1+1]))
self.assert_(spy.allclose(nt.data[s1+1:len(nt.data)],ts2.data[s3+1:len(ts2.data)]))
## a small test
d1=[1.0]*4
d2=[2.0]*2
st1=datetime.datetime(year=1990,month=2,day=1)
st2=datetime.datetime(year=1990,month=3,day=1)
ts1=rts(d1,st1,time_interval(months=1))
ts2=rts(d2,st2,time_interval(months=1))
nt=merge(ts1,ts2)
self.assertEqual(len(nt),len(ts1))
self.assertEqual(nt.data[-1],ts1.data[-1])
d1=[1.0,1.0,1.0,spy.nan]
d2=[2.0,3.0,4.0]
st1=datetime.datetime(year=1990,month=2,day=1)
st2=datetime.datetime(year=1990,month=3,day=1)
ts1=rts(d1,st1,time_interval(months=1))
ts2=rts(d2,st2,time_interval(months=1))
nt=merge(ts1,ts2)
self.assertEqual(len(nt),len(ts1))
self.assertEqual(nt.data[-1],ts2.data[-1])
def test_boxcar_nan(self):
""" test boxcar performance with a nan in data"""
data = [1.0] * 200 + [2.0] * 100 + [1.0] * 100
data = numpy.array(data)
data[201] = numpy.nan
st = datetime.datetime(year=1990, month=2, day=3, hour=11, minute=15)
delta = time_interval(hours=1)
test_ts = rts(data, st, delta, {})
nt = boxcar(test_ts, 11, 12)
## besides the leading and trailing nan, there will be
## 24 nan in the middle
self.assert_(numpy.alltrue(numpy.isnan(nt.data[190:213])))
def test_decimate_rts(self):
# Test operations on ts of varied values.
test_ts=[(datetime.datetime(year=1990,month=2,day=3,hour=11, minute=15),
int(scipy.math.pow(2,10)),time_interval(minutes=5)),]
for (st,num,delta) in test_ts:
data=[scipy.math.sin(0.01*scipy.math.pi*k) for k in range(num)]
# This ts is the orignial one
ts0=rts(data,st,delta,{})
for interval in self.test_interval:
sample_num=number_intervals(ts0.start,ts0.end,interval)+1
ts=decimate(ts0,interval)
self.assert_(ts.is_regular())
self.assert_(len(ts.data)==sample_num)
def test_gaussian_filter(self):
""" Test the nan data with gaussian filter"""
data=[2.0*numpy.math.cos(2*pi*i/5+0.8)+3.0*numpy.math.cos(2*pi*i/45+0.1)\
+7.0*numpy.math.cos(2*pi*i/55+0.3) for i in range(1000)]
data = numpy.array(data)
nanloc = 336
data[nanloc] = numpy.nan
st = datetime.datetime(year=1990, month=2, day=3, hour=11, minute=15)
delta = time_interval(hours=1)
ts = rts(data, st, delta, {})
sigma = 2
nts = []
for order in range(4):
nts.append(ts_gaussian_filter(ts, sigma, order=order))
def __init__(self, methodName="runTest"):
super(TestDecimate, self).__init__(methodName)
# Number of data in a time series.
self.num_ts = 1000
self.max_val = 1000
self.min_val = 0.01
self.large_data_size = 100000
self.test_interval = [time_interval(hours=1)]
t = scipy.pi / 3 + scipy.arange(self.num_ts) * scipy.pi / 12
data = scipy.sin(t)
start_time = "1/1/1991"
interval = "15min"
props = {}
self.ts = rts(data, start_time, interval, props)
def make_depth_average(self, time_basis):
""" Make depth averaged values from numpy array of outputs
Parameters
----------
time_basis: datetime.datetime
time base of the outputs
Returns
-------
lists of a set vtools.data.timeseries of depth and depth-averaged values
For scalars, the list has only one set of time series.
For vectors, the list has two sets of time series.
Each time series has multiple columns of data, and each column
is for stations.
"""
nvrt = self._nvrt
n_casts = self._n_casts
# collect time stamp first
times = list()
output = self._outputs[0]
for cast_i in range(n_casts):
i_begin = cast_i * nvrt
time = time_basis + time_interval(days=output[i_begin, 0])
times.append(time)
# collect data
values = list()
for output in self._outputs:
values_at_point = list()
depths_at_point = list()
for xy_i in range(self._nxy):
depths_at_cast = list()
values_at_cast = list()
for cast_i in range(n_casts):
i_begin = cast_i * nvrt + xy_i * (n_casts * nvrt)
depth = -output[i_begin + nvrt - 1, 2]
x = -output[i_begin:i_begin + nvrt, 2]
y = output[i_begin:i_begin + nvrt, 1]
avg = scipy.integrate.simps(y, x) / depth
depths_at_cast.append(depth)
values_at_cast.append(avg)
depths_at_point.append(depths_at_cast)
values_at_point.append(values_at_cast)
ts_depths = its(times, numpy.array(depths_at_point).transpose())
ts_values = its(times, numpy.array(values_at_point).transpose())
values.append((ts_depths, ts_values))
return values
def test_boxcar(self):
""" test boxcar performance in each steps of a godin filter"""
data = [1.0] * 200 + [2.0] * 100 + [1.0] * 100
data = numpy.array(data)
st = datetime.datetime(year=1990, month=2, day=3, hour=11, minute=15)
delta = time_interval(hours=1)
test_ts = rts(data, st, delta, {})
## first round of boxcar in 24 (11,12).
nt = boxcar(test_ts, 11, 12)
self.assert_(numpy.alltrue(numpy.isnan(nt.data[0:11])))
assert_array_almost_equal(nt.data[11:188], [1] * 177, 12)
self.assert_(numpy.alltrue(numpy.greater(nt.data[188:211], 1)))
self.assertAlmostEqual(nt.data[196], 1.375)
assert_array_almost_equal(nt.data[211:288], [2] * 77, 12)
self.assert_(numpy.alltrue(numpy.greater(nt.data[288:311], 1)))
self.assertAlmostEqual(nt.data[301], 1.4166666667)
assert_array_almost_equal(nt.data[311:388], [1] * 77, 12)
self.assert_(numpy.alltrue(numpy.isnan(nt.data[388:400])))
## second round of boxcar in 24 (12,11)
nt2 = boxcar(nt, 12, 11)
self.assert_(numpy.alltrue(numpy.isnan(nt2.data[0:23])))
assert_array_almost_equal(nt2.data[23:177], [1] * 154, 12)
self.assert_(numpy.alltrue(numpy.greater(nt2.data[177:223], 1)))
self.assertAlmostEqual(nt2.data[196], 1.364583333)
assert_array_almost_equal(nt2.data[223:277], [2] * 54, 12)
self.assert_(numpy.alltrue(numpy.greater(nt2.data[277:323], 1)))
self.assertAlmostEqual(nt2.data[301], 1.439236111)
assert_array_almost_equal(nt2.data[323:377], [1] * 54, 12)
self.assert_(numpy.alltrue(numpy.isnan(nt2.data[377:400])))
## third round of boxcar.
nt3 = boxcar(nt2, 12, 12)
self.assert_(numpy.alltrue(numpy.isnan(nt3.data[0:35])))
assert_array_almost_equal(nt3.data[35:165], [1] * 130, 12)
self.assert_(numpy.alltrue(numpy.greater(nt3.data[165:235], 1)))
self.assertAlmostEqual(nt3.data[196], 1.393055556)
assert_array_almost_equal(nt3.data[235:265], [2] * 30, 12)
self.assert_(numpy.alltrue(numpy.greater(nt3.data[265:335], 1)))
self.assertAlmostEqual(nt3.data[301], 1.453819444)
assert_array_almost_equal(nt3.data[335:365], [1] * 30, 12)
self.assert_(numpy.alltrue(numpy.isnan(nt3.data[365:400])))
def test_lanczos_cos_filter_phase_neutral(self):
""" Test the phase neutriality of cosine lanczos filter"""
## a signal that is sum of two sine waves with frequency of
## 5 and 250HZ, sampled at 2000HZ
t = numpy.linspace(0, 1.0, 2001)
xlow = numpy.sin(2 * numpy.pi * 5 * t)
xhigh = numpy.sin(2 * numpy.pi * 250 * t)
x = xlow + xhigh
st = datetime.datetime(year=1990, month=2, day=3, hour=11, minute=15)
delta = time_interval(hours=1)
ts = rts(x, st, delta, {})
## cutoff period is 30 hours, filterd result should be xlow
## approximately
nt1 = cosine_lanczos(ts,
cutoff_period=hours(30),
filter_len=20,
padtype="odd")
self.assertAlmostEqual(numpy.abs(nt1.data - xlow).max(), 0, places=1)
def test_lanczos_cos_filter_nan(self):
""" Test the data with a nan filtered by cosine lanczos filter"""
data=[2.0*numpy.math.cos(2*pi*i/5+0.8)+3.0*numpy.math.cos(2*pi*i/45+0.1)\
+7.0*numpy.math.cos(2*pi*i/55+0.3) for i in range(1000)]
data = numpy.array(data)
nanloc = 336
data[nanloc] = numpy.nan
st = datetime.datetime(year=1990, month=2, day=3, hour=11, minute=15)
delta = time_interval(hours=1)
ts = rts(data, st, delta, {})
m = 20
nt1 = cosine_lanczos(ts,
cutoff_period=hours(30),
filter_len=m,
padtype="even")
## result should have nan from nanidx-2*m+2 to nanidx+2*m-1
nanidx = numpy.where(numpy.isnan(nt1.data))[0]
nanidx_should_be = numpy.arange(nanloc - 2 * m, nanloc + 2 * m + 1)
assert_array_equal(nanidx, nanidx_should_be)
def test_period_op_large(self):
""" Test performance of period operation on very large size of TS.
Print out time used also.
"""
st = datetime.datetime(year=10, month=2, day=3, hour=11, minute=15)
num = self.large_data_size
delta = time_interval(hours=1)
dimension2 = 3
interval = '1 day'
data=[[random.uniform(self.min_val,self.max_val) for i in range(dimension2)] \
for k in range(num)]
data = sciarray(data)
ts = rts(data, st, delta, {TIMESTAMP: INST})
for op in [MIN, MAX, MEAN, SUM]:
##### time profile ####
#debug_timeprofiler.mark()
######################
nt = period_op(ts, interval, op)
def test_lanczos_cos_filter_len(self):
""" test cosine lanczos input filter length api"""
data=[2.0*numpy.math.cos(2*pi*i/5+0.8)+3.0*numpy.math.cos(2*pi*i/45+0.1)\
+7.0*numpy.math.cos(2*pi*i/55+0.3) for i in range(1000)]
data = numpy.array(data)
st = datetime.datetime(year=1990, month=2, day=3, hour=11, minute=15)
delta = time_interval(hours=1)
ts = rts(data, st, delta, {})
filter_len = 24
t1 = cosine_lanczos(ts, cutoff_period=hours(30), filter_len=filter_len)
filter_len = days(1)
t2 = cosine_lanczos(ts, cutoff_period=hours(30), filter_len=filter_len)
assert_array_equal(t1.data, t2.data)
filter_len = "invalid"
self.assertRaises(TypeError,cosine_lanczos,ts,cutoff_period=hours(30),\
filter_len=filter_len)
def test_godin_15min(self):
""" test godin filtering on a 15min constant values
data series with a nan.
"""
data = [1.0] * 800 + [2.0] * 400 + [1.0] * 400
data = numpy.array(data)
data[336] = numpy.nan
st = datetime.datetime(year=1990, month=2, day=3, hour=11, minute=15)
delta = time_interval(minutes=15)
test_ts = rts(data, st, delta, {})
nt3 = godin(test_ts)
self.assert_(numpy.alltrue(numpy.isnan(nt3.data[0:144])))
assert_array_almost_equal(nt3.data[144:192], [1] * 48, 12)
self.assert_(numpy.alltrue(numpy.isnan(nt3.data[192:481])))
assert_array_almost_equal(nt3.data[481:656], [1] * 175, 12)
self.assert_(numpy.alltrue(numpy.greater(nt3.data[656:944], 1)))
self.assertAlmostEqual(nt3.data[868], 1.916618441)
assert_array_almost_equal(nt3.data[944:1056], [2] * 112, 12)
self.assert_(numpy.alltrue(numpy.greater(nt3.data[1056:1344], 1)))
self.assertAlmostEqual(nt3.data[1284], 1.041451845)
assert_array_almost_equal(nt3.data[1344:1456], [1] * 112, 12)
self.assert_(numpy.alltrue(numpy.isnan(nt3.data[1456:1600])))
def test_godin_2d(self):
""" Test godin filter on 2-dimensional data set."""
d1 = [1.0] * 800 + [2.0] * 400 + [1.0] * 400
d2 = [1.0] * 800 + [2.0] * 400 + [1.0] * 400
data = numpy.array([d1, d2])
data = numpy.transpose(data)
data[336, :] = numpy.nan
st = datetime.datetime(year=1990, month=2, day=3, hour=11, minute=15)
delta = time_interval(minutes=15)
test_ts = rts(data, st, delta, {})
nt3 = godin(test_ts)
d1 = nt3.data[:, 0]
d2 = nt3.data[:, 1]
self.assert_(numpy.alltrue(numpy.isnan(d1[0:144])))
assert_array_almost_equal(d1[144:192], [1] * 48, 12)
self.assert_(numpy.alltrue(numpy.isnan(d1[192:481])))
assert_array_almost_equal(d1[481:656], [1] * 175, 12)
self.assert_(numpy.alltrue(numpy.greater(d1[656:944], 1)))
self.assertAlmostEqual(d1[868], 1.916618441)
assert_array_almost_equal(d1[944:1056], [2] * 112, 12)
self.assert_(numpy.alltrue(numpy.greater(d1[1056:1344], 1)))
self.assertAlmostEqual(d1[1284], 1.041451845)
assert_array_almost_equal(d1[1344:1456], [1] * 112, 12)
self.assert_(numpy.alltrue(numpy.isnan(d1[1456:1600])))
self.assert_(numpy.alltrue(numpy.isnan(d2[0:144])))
assert_array_almost_equal(d2[144:192], [1] * 48, 12)
self.assert_(numpy.alltrue(numpy.isnan(d2[192:481])))
assert_array_almost_equal(d2[481:656], [1] * 175, 12)
self.assert_(numpy.alltrue(numpy.greater(d2[656:944], 1)))
self.assertAlmostEqual(d2[868], 1.916618441)
assert_array_almost_equal(d2[944:1056], [2] * 112, 12)
self.assert_(numpy.alltrue(numpy.greater(d2[1056:1344], 1)))
self.assertAlmostEqual(d2[1284], 1.041451845)
assert_array_almost_equal(d2[1344:1456], [1] * 112, 12)
self.assert_(numpy.alltrue(numpy.isnan(d2[1456:1600])))
def test_lanczos_cos_filter_len_api(self):
""" Test the filter len api of the cosine filter"""
## a signal that is sum of two sine waves with frequency of
## 5 and 250HZ, sampled at 2000HZ
t = numpy.linspace(0, 1.0, 2001)
xlow = numpy.sin(2 * numpy.pi * 5 * t)
xhigh = numpy.sin(2 * numpy.pi * 250 * t)
x = xlow + xhigh
st = datetime.datetime(year=1990, month=2, day=3, hour=11, minute=15)
delta = time_interval(hours=1)
ts = rts(x, st, delta, {})
## filter len is none
nt1 = cosine_lanczos(ts, cutoff_period=hours(40), padtype="even")
self.assertTrue(nt1.is_regular())
## filter len by defaut lis 40*1.25=50, use it explicitly and
## see if the result is the same as the nt1
nt2 = cosine_lanczos(ts,
cutoff_period=hours(40),
filter_len=50,
padtype="even")
self.assertEqual(numpy.abs(nt1.data - nt2.data).max(), 0)
def test_lanczos_cos_filter_period_freq_api(self):
""" Test the cutoff period and frequency of filter"""
## a signal that is sum of two sine waves with frequency of
## 5 and 250HZ, sampled at 2000HZ
t = numpy.linspace(0, 1.0, 2001)
xlow = numpy.sin(2 * numpy.pi * 5 * t)
xhigh = numpy.sin(2 * numpy.pi * 250 * t)
x = xlow + xhigh
st = datetime.datetime(year=1990, month=2, day=3, hour=11, minute=15)
delta = time_interval(hours=1)
ts = rts(x, st, delta, {})
nt1=cosine_lanczos(ts,cutoff_period=hours(30),filter_len=20,\
padtype="even")
## cutoff_frequency is expressed as ratio of nyquist frequency
## ,which is 1/0.5/hours
cutoff_frequency = 2.0 / 30
nt2=cosine_lanczos(ts,cutoff_frequency=cutoff_frequency,filter_len=20,\
padtype="even")
self.assertEqual(numpy.abs(nt1.data - nt2.data).max(), 0)
""" Exception tracking error happend in dss catalog operations"""
###########################################################################
# Object interface.
###########################################################################
def __init__(self,st="Error in cataloging dss file"):
self.description_str=st
def __str__(self):
return self.description_str
## Block size dictionary, used for adjust etime later.
one_day=time_interval(days=1)
one_month=time_interval(months=1)
one_year=time_interval(years=1)
one_decade=time_interval(years=10)
one_century=time_interval(years=100)
block_dic={"1MIN":one_day,"2MIN":one_day,"3MIN":one_day,\
"4MIN":one_day,"5MIN":one_day,"10MIN":one_day,\
"15MIN":one_month,"20MIN":one_month,"30MIN":one_month,\
"1HOUR":one_month,"2HOUR":one_month,"3HOUR":one_month,\
"4HOUR":one_month,"6HOUR":one_month,"8HOUR":one_month,\
"12HOUR":one_month,"1DAY":one_year,"1WEEK":one_decade,\
"1MON":one_decade,"1YEAR":one_century,"IR-DAY":one_day,\
"IR-MONTH":one_month,"IR-YEAR":one_year,"IR-DECADE":one_decade}
NUM_OF_CHANGES_CAUSE_AUTO_UPDATE=10
