def __init__(self, img):
self.img = img
self.ch_range = np.empty(
(3)
) # range of RGB color values (default: max range) self.range = [255, 255, 255]
self.ch_range[0] = ma.ptp(img[..., 0]) # range of red values
self.ch_range[1] = ma.ptp(img[..., 1]) # range of green values
self.ch_range[2] = ma.ptp(img[..., 2]) # range of blue value
def checksum_puzzle_1(spreadsheet):
# @documentation: All or parts of the documentation is missing!
# The example had a row that was shorter than the other ones
# this is the workaround for that. The way of reading in the
# input shown in the solution to the second puzzle would have
# sufficed for the given test (puzzle) input.
line_split = spreadsheet.split("\n")
column_split = [line.split("\t") for line in line_split]
max_line_length = max([len(line) for line in column_split])
for line in column_split:
while len(line) < max_line_length:
line.append(-1)
sheet = ma.masked_equal(ma.array(column_split, dtype=int), -1)
checksum = ma.sum(ma.ptp(sheet, axis=1))
return checksum
def measure(mode, x, y, x0, x1):
""" return the mean and standard deviation of y in the window x0 to x1
"""
xm = ma.masked_outside(x, x0, x1)
ym = ma.array(y, mask=ma.getmask(xm))
if mode == 'mean':
r1 = ma.mean(ym)
r2 = ma.std(ym)
if mode == 'max':
r1 = ma.max(ym)
r2 = 0
if mode == 'min':
r1 = ma.min(ym)
r2 = 0
if mode == 'median':
r1 = ma.median(ym)
r2 = 0
if mode == 'p2p': # peak to peak
r1 = ma.ptp(ym)
r2 = 0
return (r1, r2)
def measure(mode, x, y, x0, x1, thresh=0):
""" return the a measure of y in the window x0 to x1
"""
xt = x.view(numpy.ndarray) # strip Metaarray stuff -much faster!
v = y.view(numpy.ndarray)
xm = ma.masked_outside(xt, x0, x1).T
ym = ma.array(v, mask=ma.getmask(xm))
if mode == 'mean':
r1 = ma.mean(ym)
r2 = ma.std(ym)
if mode == 'max' or mode == 'maximum':
r1 = ma.max(ym)
r2 = xm[ma.argmax(ym)]
if mode == 'min' or mode == 'minimum':
r1 = ma.min(ym)
r2 = xm[ma.argmin(ym)]
if mode == 'median':
r1 = ma.median(ym)
r2 = 0
if mode == 'p2p': # peak to peak
r1 = ma.ptp(ym)
r2 = 0
if mode == 'std': # standard deviation
r1 = ma.std(ym)
r2 = 0
if mode == 'var': # variance
r1 = ma.var(ym)
r2 = 0
if mode == 'cumsum': # cumulative sum
r1 = ma.cumsum(ym) # Note: returns an array
r2 = 0
if mode == 'anom': # anomalies = difference from averge
r1 = ma.anom(ym) # returns an array
r2 = 0
if mode == 'sum':
r1 = ma.sum(ym)
r2 = 0
if mode == 'area' or mode == 'charge':
r1 = ma.sum(ym) / (ma.max(xm) - ma.min(xm))
r2 = 0
if mode == 'latency': # return first point that is > threshold
sm = ma.nonzero(ym > thresh)
r1 = -1 # use this to indicate no event detected
r2 = 0
if ma.count(sm) > 0:
r1 = sm[0][0]
r2 = len(sm[0])
if mode == 'count':
r1 = ma.count(ym)
r2 = 0
if mode == 'maxslope':
return (0, 0)
slope = numpy.array([])
win = ma.flatnotmasked_contiguous(ym)
st = int(len(win) / 20) # look over small ranges
for k in win: # move through the slope measurementwindow
tb = range(k - st, k + st) # get tb array
newa = numpy.array(self.dat[i][j, thisaxis, tb])
ppars = numpy.polyfit(
x[tb], ym[tb],
1) # do a linear fit - smooths the slope measures
slope = numpy.append(slope, ppars[0]) # keep track of max slope
r1 = numpy.amax(slope)
r2 = numpy.argmax(slope)
return (r1, r2)
def measure(mode, x, y, x0, x1, thresh = 0):
""" return the a measure of y in the window x0 to x1
"""
xt = x.view(numpy.ndarray) # strip Metaarray stuff -much faster!
v = y.view(numpy.ndarray)
xm = ma.masked_outside(xt, x0, x1).T
ym = ma.array(v, mask = ma.getmask(xm))
if mode == 'mean':
r1 = ma.mean(ym)
r2 = ma.std(ym)
if mode == 'max' or mode == 'maximum':
r1 = ma.max(ym)
r2 = xm[ma.argmax(ym)]
if mode == 'min' or mode == 'minimum':
r1 = ma.min(ym)
r2 = xm[ma.argmin(ym)]
if mode == 'median':
r1 = ma.median(ym)
r2 = 0
if mode == 'p2p': # peak to peak
r1 = ma.ptp(ym)
r2 = 0
if mode == 'std': # standard deviation
r1 = ma.std(ym)
r2 = 0
if mode == 'var': # variance
r1 = ma.var(ym)
r2 = 0
if mode == 'cumsum': # cumulative sum
r1 = ma.cumsum(ym) # Note: returns an array
r2 = 0
if mode == 'anom': # anomalies = difference from averge
r1 = ma.anom(ym) # returns an array
r2 = 0
if mode == 'sum':
r1 = ma.sum(ym)
r2 = 0
if mode == 'area' or mode == 'charge':
r1 = ma.sum(ym)/(ma.max(xm)-ma.min(xm))
r2 = 0
if mode == 'latency': # return first point that is > threshold
sm = ma.nonzero(ym > thresh)
r1 = -1 # use this to indicate no event detected
r2 = 0
if ma.count(sm) > 0:
r1 = sm[0][0]
r2 = len(sm[0])
if mode == 'count':
r1 = ma.count(ym)
r2 = 0
if mode == 'maxslope':
return(0,0)
slope = numpy.array([])
win = ma.flatnotmasked_contiguous(ym)
st = int(len(win)/20) # look over small ranges
for k in win: # move through the slope measurementwindow
tb = range(k-st, k+st) # get tb array
newa = numpy.array(self.dat[i][j, thisaxis, tb])
ppars = numpy.polyfit(x[tb], ym[tb], 1) # do a linear fit - smooths the slope measures
slope = numpy.append(slope, ppars[0]) # keep track of max slope
r1 = numpy.amax(slope)
r2 = numpy.argmax(slope)
return(r1, r2)
def measure(mode, x, y, x0, x1, thresh=0):
""" return the a measure of y in the window x0 to x1
"""
xm = ma.masked_outside(x, x0, x1) # .compressed()
ym = ma.array(y, mask=ma.getmask(xm)) # .compressed()
if mode == 'mean':
r1 = np.mean(ym)
r2 = np.std(ym)
if mode == 'max' or mode == 'maximum':
r1 = ma.max(ym)
r2 = xm[ma.argmax(ym)]
if mode == 'min' or mode == 'minimum':
r1 = ma.min(ym)
r2 = xm[ma.argmin(ym)]
if mode == 'minormax':
r1p = ma.max(ym)
r1n = ma.min(ym)
if ma.abs(r1p) > ma.abs(r1n):
r1 = r1p
r2 = xm[ma.argmax(ym)]
else:
r1 = r1n
r2 = xm[ma.argmin(ym)]
if mode == 'median':
r1 = ma.median(ym)
r2 = 0
if mode == 'p2p': # peak to peak
r1 = ma.ptp(ym)
r2 = 0
if mode == 'std': # standard deviation
r1 = ma.std(ym)
r2 = 0
if mode == 'var': # variance
r1 = ma.var(ym)
r2 = 0
if mode == 'cumsum': # cumulative sum
r1 = ma.cumsum(ym) # Note: returns an array
r2 = 0
if mode == 'anom': # anomalies = difference from averge
r1 = ma.anom(ym) # returns an array
r2 = 0
if mode == 'sum':
r1 = ma.sum(ym)
r2 = 0
if mode == 'area' or mode == 'charge':
r1 = ma.sum(ym) / (ma.max(xm) - ma.min(xm))
r2 = 0
if mode == 'latency': # return first point that is > threshold
sm = ma.nonzero(ym > thresh)
r1 = -1 # use this to indicate no event detected
r2 = 0
if ma.count(sm) > 0:
r1 = sm[0][0]
r2 = len(sm[0])
if mode == '1090': #measure 10-90% time, also returns max
r1 = ma.max(ym)
r2 = xm[ma.argmax(ym)]
y10 = 0.1 * r1
y90 = 0.9 * r1
sm1 = ma.nonzero(ym >= y10)
sm9 = ma.nonzero(ym >= y90)
r1 = xm[sm9] - xm[sm1]
if mode == 'count':
r1 = ma.count(ym)
r2 = 0
if mode == 'maxslope':
return (0, 0)
slope = np.array([])
win = ma.flatnotmasked_contiguous(ym)
st = int(len(win) / 20) # look over small ranges
for k in win: # move through the slope measurementwindow
tb = range(k - st, k + st) # get tb array
newa = np.array(self.dat[i][j, thisaxis, tb])
ppars = np.polyfit(
x[tb], ym[tb],
1) # do a linear fit - smooths the slope measures
slope = np.append(slope, ppars[0]) # keep track of max slope
r1 = np.amax(slope)
r2 = np.argmax(slope)
return (r1, r2)
def inject(time0,flux0,**kw):
"""
Inject a transit into an existing time series.
Parameters
----------
time0 : time series (required).
flux0 : flux series (required).
phase : Phase of ingress (phase * P = time of ingress) or:
epoch : Epoch of mid transit.
df : Depth of transit (ppm)
s2n : Signal to noise (noise computed in a naive way).
tdur : Transit duration (units of days). If not given, compute
assuming Keplerian orbit
Returns
-------
f : the modified time series.
"""
t = time0.copy()
f = flux0.copy()
assert kw.has_key('epoch') ^ kw.has_key('phase') ,\
"Must specify epoch xor phase"
assert kw.has_key('s2n') ^ kw.has_key('df') ,\
"Must specify s2n xor df"
assert kw.has_key('P') , "Must specify Period"
P = kw['P']
if kw.has_key('tdur'):
tdur = kw['tdur']
else:
tdur = a2tdur( P2a(P) )
tbase = ma.ptp(t)
tfold = np.mod(t,P)
if kw.has_key('s2n'):
noise = ma.std(f)
df = s2n * noise / np.sqrt( ntpts(P,tdur,tbase,lc) )
else:
df = 1e-6*kw['df']
if kw.has_key('epoch'):
epoch = kw['epoch']
else:
epoch = kw['phase']*P
epoch = np.mod(epoch,P)
tm = abs( tfold - epoch ) # Time before (or after) midtransit.
ie = 0.5*(tdur - lc)
oe = 0.5*(tdur + lc)
frac = ( tm - ie ) / lc
idlo = np.where(tm < ie )
idfr = np.where( (tm > ie ) & (tm < oe) )
f[idlo] -= df
f[idfr] -= df*(1-frac[idfr])
return f
def inject(time0, flux0, **kw):
"""
Inject a transit into an existing time series.
Parameters
----------
time0 : time series (required).
flux0 : flux series (required).
phase : Phase of ingress (phase * P = time of ingress) or:
epoch : Epoch of mid transit.
df : Depth of transit (ppm)
s2n : Signal to noise (noise computed in a naive way).
tdur : Transit duration (units of days). If not given, compute
assuming Keplerian orbit
Returns
-------
f : the modified time series.
"""
t = time0.copy()
f = flux0.copy()
assert ('epoch' in kw) ^ ('phase' in kw) ,\
"Must specify epoch xor phase"
assert ('s2n' in kw) ^ ('df' in kw) ,\
"Must specify s2n xor df"
assert 'P' in kw, "Must specify Period"
P = kw['P']
if 'tdur' in kw:
tdur = kw['tdur']
else:
tdur = a2tdur(P2a(P))
tbase = ma.ptp(t)
tfold = np.mod(t, P)
if 's2n' in kw:
noise = ma.std(f)
df = s2n * noise / np.sqrt(ntpts(P, tdur, tbase, lc))
else:
df = 1e-6 * kw['df']
if 'epoch' in kw:
epoch = kw['epoch']
else:
epoch = kw['phase'] * P
epoch = np.mod(epoch, P)
tm = abs(tfold - epoch) # Time before (or after) midtransit.
ie = 0.5 * (tdur - lc)
oe = 0.5 * (tdur + lc)
frac = (tm - ie) / lc
idlo = np.where(tm < ie)
idfr = np.where((tm > ie) & (tm < oe))
f[idlo] -= df
f[idfr] -= df * (1 - frac[idfr])
return f
def measure(mode, x, y, x0, x1, thresh=0):
""" return the a measure of y in the window x0 to x1
"""
xm = ma.masked_outside(x, x0, x1) # .compressed()
ym = ma.array(y, mask=ma.getmask(xm)) # .compressed()
if mode == "mean":
r1 = np.mean(ym)
r2 = np.std(ym)
if mode == "max" or mode == "maximum":
r1 = ma.max(ym)
r2 = xm[ma.argmax(ym)]
if mode == "min" or mode == "minimum":
r1 = ma.min(ym)
r2 = xm[ma.argmin(ym)]
if mode == "minormax":
r1p = ma.max(ym)
r1n = ma.min(ym)
if ma.abs(r1p) > ma.abs(r1n):
r1 = r1p
r2 = xm[ma.argmax(ym)]
else:
r1 = r1n
r2 = xm[ma.argmin(ym)]
if mode == "median":
r1 = ma.median(ym)
r2 = 0
if mode == "p2p": # peak to peak
r1 = ma.ptp(ym)
r2 = 0
if mode == "std": # standard deviation
r1 = ma.std(ym)
r2 = 0
if mode == "var": # variance
r1 = ma.var(ym)
r2 = 0
if mode == "cumsum": # cumulative sum
r1 = ma.cumsum(ym) # Note: returns an array
r2 = 0
if mode == "anom": # anomalies = difference from averge
r1 = ma.anom(ym) # returns an array
r2 = 0
if mode == "sum":
r1 = ma.sum(ym)
r2 = 0
if mode == "area" or mode == "charge":
r1 = ma.sum(ym) / (ma.max(xm) - ma.min(xm))
r2 = 0
if mode == "latency": # return first point that is > threshold
sm = ma.nonzero(ym > thresh)
r1 = -1 # use this to indicate no event detected
r2 = 0
if ma.count(sm) > 0:
r1 = sm[0][0]
r2 = len(sm[0])
if mode == "1090": # measure 10-90% time, also returns max
r1 = ma.max(ym)
r2 = xm[ma.argmax(ym)]
y10 = 0.1 * r1
y90 = 0.9 * r1
sm1 = ma.nonzero(ym >= y10)
sm9 = ma.nonzero(ym >= y90)
r1 = xm[sm9] - xm[sm1]
if mode == "count":
r1 = ma.count(ym)
r2 = 0
if mode == "maxslope":
return (0, 0)
slope = np.array([])
win = ma.flatnotmasked_contiguous(ym)
st = int(len(win) / 20) # look over small ranges
for k in win: # move through the slope measurementwindow
tb = range(k - st, k + st) # get tb array
newa = np.array(self.dat[i][j, thisaxis, tb])
ppars = np.polyfit(x[tb], ym[tb], 1) # do a linear fit - smooths the slope measures
slope = np.append(slope, ppars[0]) # keep track of max slope
r1 = np.amax(slope)
r2 = np.argmax(slope)
return (r1, r2)
def measure(mode, x, y, x0, x1, thresh=0, slopewin=1.0):
""" return the a measure of y in the window x0 to x1
"""
xm = ma.masked_outside(x, x0, x1)# .compressed()
ym = ma.array(y, mask = ma.getmask(xm))# .compressed()
if mode == 'mean':
r1 = np.mean(ym)
r2 = np.std(ym)
if mode == 'max' or mode == 'maximum':
r1 = ma.max(ym)
r2 = xm[ma.argmax(ym)]
if mode == 'min' or mode == 'minimum':
r1 = ma.min(ym)
r2 = xm[ma.argmin(ym)]
if mode == 'minormax':
r1p = ma.max(ym)
r1n = ma.min(ym)
if ma.abs(r1p) > ma.abs(r1n):
r1 = r1p
r2 = xm[ma.argmax(ym)]
else:
r1 = r1n
r2 = xm[ma.argmin(ym)]
if mode == 'median':
r1 = ma.median(ym)
r2 = 0
if mode == 'p2p': # peak to peak
r1 = ma.ptp(ym)
r2 = 0
if mode == 'std': # standard deviation
r1 = ma.std(ym)
r2 = 0
if mode == 'var': # variance
r1 = ma.var(ym)
r2 = 0
if mode == 'cumsum': # cumulative sum
r1 = ma.cumsum(ym) # Note: returns an array
r2 = 0
if mode == 'anom': # anomalies = difference from averge
r1 = ma.anom(ym) # returns an array
r2 = 0
if mode == 'sum':
r1 = ma.sum(ym)
r2 = 0
if mode == 'area' or mode == 'charge':
r1 = ma.sum(ym)/(ma.max(xm)-ma.min(xm))
r2 = 0
if mode == 'latency': # return first point that is > threshold
sm = ma.nonzero(ym > thresh)
r1 = -1 # use this to indicate no event detected
r2 = 0
if ma.count(sm) > 0:
r1 = sm[0][0]
r2 = len(sm[0])
if mode == '1090': #measure 10-90% time, also returns max
r1 = ma.max(ym)
r2 = xm[ma.argmax(ym)]
y10 = 0.1*r1
y90 = 0.9*r1
sm1 = ma.nonzero(ym >= y10)
sm9 = ma.nonzero(ym >= y90)
r1 = xm[sm9] - xm[sm1]
if mode == 'count':
r1 = ma.count(ym)
r2 = 0
if mode == 'maxslope':
slope = []
win = ma.flatnotmasked_contiguous(ym)
dt = x[1]-x[0]
st = int(slopewin/dt) # use slopewin duration window for fit.
print('st: ', st)
for k, w in enumerate(win): # move through the slope measurementwindow
tb = range(k-st, k+st) # get tb array
ppars = np.polyfit(x[tb], ym[tb], 1) # do a linear fit - smooths the slope measures
slope.append(ppars[0]) # keep track of max slope
r1 = np.max(slope)
r2 = np.argmax(slope)
return(r1, r2)