from pyspr import SPR
spr = SPR('test/cleveland.spr')
print spr.varnames()
for i in range(100):
d = [i*1.0]*13
r = spr.response(d)
print r
from pyspr import SPR
spr = SPR('test/cleveland.spr')
print spr.varnames() #print variable names in the right order
#i know it needs 13
myvar = [0.5]*13
print spr.response(myvar)
#you can also give it a dictionary make sure you have all the variables or it will raise error
#numpy record works here as well
d ={'age':0.3, 'sex':1,
'cp':23, 'trestbps':1.0,
'chol':-1, 'fbs':10.,
'restecg':0.2, 'thalach':0.1,
'exang':0.2, 'oldpeak':0.1,
'slope':1.0, 'ca':0.3,
'thal':0.6}
print spr.response_dict(d)
