def __init__ (self, *args):
# {{{
from pygeode.tools import combine_axes
from pygeode.var import combine_meta
import numpy as np
assert self.op is not None, "can't instantiate UfuncVar directly"
ivars = [i for i,v in enumerate(args) if isinstance(v, Var)]
vars = [args[i] for i in ivars]
axes = combine_axes(vars)
self.args = args
self.ivars = ivars
# dtype = common_dtype(args)
# create some dummy scalar args to test the dtype
dummy_dtypes = ['int64' if isinstance(a,(int, long)) else 'float64' if isinstance(a,float) else 'complex128' if isinstance(a,complex) else a.dtype for a in args]
dummy_args = [np.array(1,dtype=d) for d in dummy_dtypes]
dtype = self.op(*dummy_args).dtype
# TODO: Type check arguments. numpy arrays probably shouldn't be allowed
# Generate a default name
symbol = self.symbol
names = [(arg.name or '??') if isinstance(arg,Var) else str(arg) for arg in args]
# Strip out parentheses if there's only one name?
if len(names) == 1:
if names[0].startswith('(') and names[0].endswith(')'):
names[0] = names[0][1:-1]
if symbol is None:
name = self.op.__name__ + '(' + ','.join(names) + ')'
elif isinstance(symbol,(list,tuple)):
assert len(names) == 1
name = symbol[0] + names[0] + symbol[1]
else:
assert isinstance(symbol, str)
name = '(' + symbol.join(names) + ')'
# Special case: applying a scalar to a Var object with a simple name.
# In this case, keep the original name.
if len(args) == 2 and len(vars) == 1: # One scalar, one var
if '(' not in vars[0].name and ')' not in vars[0].name:
if self.symbol in ('+','-','*','/'): # Basic arithmetic only
name = vars[0].name
# # Copy any common generic metadata
# self.atts = common_dict(v.atts for v in vars)
# self.plotatts = common_dict(v.plotatts for v in vars)
Var.__init__(self, axes, dtype=dtype)
# Copy any common generic metadata
combine_meta(vars, self)
# Use our locally derived name (override combine_meta)
self.name = name
def __init__(self, vars, iaxis=None):
import pygeode.axis
from pygeode.tools import common_dtype
from pygeode.var import combine_meta
import numpy as np
# Use first var segment for the axes
axes = list(vars[0].axes)
naxes = len(axes)
# For now, assume all segments have the same order of axes
assert all(v.naxes == naxes for v in vars)
for i in range(naxes):
assert all(axes[i].isparentof(v.axes[i]) for v in vars)
if iaxis is None:
iaxis = set(i for v in vars for i in range(naxes) if v.axes[i] not in axes)
assert len(iaxis) <= 1, "more than one varying axis id=%s for %s; can't concatenate"%(iaxis,repr(vars[0]))
# Degenerate case: all segments have identical axes
if len(iaxis) == 0:
from warnings import warn
warn ('all axes are identical. Creating a fake "concat" axis', stacklevel=2)
iaxis = naxes
axes.append(pygeode.axis.NamedAxis(len(vars), name='concat'))
# Standard case: exactly one concatenation axis
else:
iaxis = iaxis.pop()
if not iaxis is naxes:
# Get a numerical dimension number
iaxis = vars[0].whichaxis(iaxis)
# Update the list of axes with the concatenated axis included
axes[iaxis] = pygeode.axis.concat([v.axes[iaxis] for v in vars])
# Get the data type
dtype = common_dtype(vars)
Var.__init__(self, axes, dtype=dtype)
# Grab metadata from the input variables
combine_meta (vars, self)
# # Assign a name (and other attributes??) to the var
# name = set(v.name for v in vars if v.name != '')
# if len(name) == 1: self.name = name.pop()
#
# # Combine the attributes (if applicable)
# atts = common_dict([v.atts for v in vars])
# self.atts = atts
# # Combine the plot attributes (if applicable)
# plotatts = common_dict([v.plotatts for v in vars])
# self.plotatts = plotatts
# Other stuff
self.vars = vars
self.iaxis = iaxis
def __init__(self, varlist):
from pygeode.var import Var, combine_meta
self.varlist = varlist
# assume the vars have already been checked for consistency
var0 = varlist[0]
axes = list(var0.axes)
# axes = [Ensemble(len(varlist))] + axes
axes = [make_ensemble(len(varlist))] + axes
Var.__init__(self, axes, dtype=var0.dtype)
# copy_meta (var0, self)
# self.atts = common_dict(var.atts for var in varlist)
# self.plotatts = common_dict(var.plotatts for var in varlist)
combine_meta (varlist, self)
self.name = varlist[0].name
def __init__(self, varlist):
from pygeode.var import Var, combine_meta
self.varlist = varlist
# assume the vars have already been checked for consistency
var0 = varlist[0]
axes = list(var0.axes)
# axes = [Ensemble(len(varlist))] + axes
axes = [make_ensemble(len(varlist))] + axes
Var.__init__(self, axes, dtype=var0.dtype)
# copy_meta (var0, self)
# self.atts = common_dict(var.atts for var in varlist)
# self.plotatts = common_dict(var.plotatts for var in varlist)
combine_meta(varlist, self)
self.name = varlist[0].name
def __init__(self, *args):
# {{{
from pygeode.tools import combine_axes
from pygeode.var import combine_meta
import numpy as np
assert self.op is not None, "can't instantiate UfuncVar directly"
ivars = [i for i, v in enumerate(args) if isinstance(v, Var)]
vars = [args[i] for i in ivars]
axes = combine_axes(vars)
self.args = args
self.ivars = ivars
# dtype = common_dtype(args)
# create some dummy scalar args to test the dtype
dummy_dtypes = [
'int64'
if isinstance(a, int) else 'float64' if isinstance(a, float) else
'complex128' if isinstance(a, complex) else a.dtype for a in args
]
dummy_args = [np.array(1, dtype=d) for d in dummy_dtypes]
dtype = self.op(*dummy_args).dtype
# TODO: Type check arguments. numpy arrays probably shouldn't be allowed
# Generate a default name
symbol = self.symbol
names = [(arg.name or '??') if isinstance(arg, Var) else str(arg)
for arg in args]
# Strip out parentheses if there's only one name?
if len(names) == 1:
if names[0].startswith('(') and names[0].endswith(')'):
names[0] = names[0][1:-1]
if symbol is None:
name = self.op.__name__ + '(' + ','.join(names) + ')'
elif isinstance(symbol, (list, tuple)):
assert len(names) == 1
name = symbol[0] + names[0] + symbol[1]
else:
assert isinstance(symbol, str)
name = '(' + symbol.join(names) + ')'
# Special case: applying a scalar to a Var object with a simple name.
# In this case, keep the original name.
if len(args) == 2 and len(vars) == 1: # One scalar, one var
if '(' not in vars[0].name and ')' not in vars[0].name:
if self.symbol in ('+', '-', '*',
'/'): # Basic arithmetic only
name = vars[0].name
# # Copy any common generic metadata
# self.atts = common_dict(v.atts for v in vars)
# self.plotatts = common_dict(v.plotatts for v in vars)
Var.__init__(self, axes, dtype=dtype)
# Copy any common generic metadata
combine_meta(vars, self)
# Use our locally derived name (override combine_meta)
self.name = name
def __init__(self, vars, iaxis=None):
import pygeode.axis
from pygeode.tools import common_dtype
from pygeode.var import combine_meta
import numpy as np
# Use first var segment for the axes
axes = list(vars[0].axes)
naxes = len(axes)
# For now, assume all segments have the same order of axes
assert all(v.naxes == naxes for v in vars)
for i in range(naxes):
assert all(axes[i].isparentof(v.axes[i]) for v in vars)
if iaxis is None:
iaxis = set(i for v in vars for i in range(naxes)
if v.axes[i] not in axes)
assert len(
iaxis
) <= 1, "more than one varying axis id=%s for %s; can't concatenate" % (
iaxis, repr(vars[0]))
# Degenerate case: all segments have identical axes
if len(iaxis) == 0:
from warnings import warn
warn('all axes are identical. Creating a fake "concat" axis',
stacklevel=2)
iaxis = naxes
axes.append(pygeode.axis.NamedAxis(len(vars), name='concat'))
# Standard case: exactly one concatenation axis
else:
iaxis = iaxis.pop()
if not iaxis is naxes:
# Get a numerical dimension number
iaxis = vars[0].whichaxis(iaxis)
# Update the list of axes with the concatenated axis included
axes[iaxis] = pygeode.axis.concat([v.axes[iaxis] for v in vars])
# Get the data type
dtype = common_dtype(vars)
Var.__init__(self, axes, dtype=dtype)
# Grab metadata from the input variables
combine_meta(vars, self)
# # Assign a name (and other attributes??) to the var
# name = set(v.name for v in vars if v.name != '')
# if len(name) == 1: self.name = name.pop()
#
# # Combine the attributes (if applicable)
# atts = common_dict([v.atts for v in vars])
# self.atts = atts
# # Combine the plot attributes (if applicable)
# plotatts = common_dict([v.plotatts for v in vars])
# self.plotatts = plotatts
# Other stuff
self.vars = vars
self.iaxis = iaxis
