def bandPass(
timeData: TimeData, cutoffLow: float, cutoffHigh: float, inplace: bool = True
) -> TimeData:
"""Bandpass butterworth filter for time data
Parameters
----------
timeData : TimeData
timeData to filter
cutoff : float
Cutoff frequency in Hz
inplace : bool, optional
Whether to manipulate the data inplace
Returns
-------
TimeData
Filtered time data
"""
if not inplace:
timeData = timeData.copy()
timeData.data = bandPassData(
timeData.data, timeData.sampleFreq, cutoffLow, cutoffHigh
)
timeData.addComment(
"Band pass filter applied with cutoffs {} Hz and {} Hz".format(
cutoffLow, cutoffHigh
)
)
return timeData
def polarityReversal(timeData: TimeData,
reversal: Dict[str, bool],
inplace: bool = True) -> TimeData:
"""Multiply the data by -1 (polarity reversal)
Parameters
----------
timeData : TimeData
timeData to normalise
reversal : Dict[str, bool]
Keys are channels and values are boolean flags for reversing
inplace : bool, optional
Whether to manipulate the data inplace
Returns
-------
TimeData
Normalised time data
"""
if not inplace:
timeData = timeData.copy()
timeData.data = polarityReversalData(timeData.data, reversal)
timeData.addComment(
"Polarity reversal with parameters: {}".format(reversal))
return timeData
def getData(self, iWindow: int) -> TimeData:
"""Returns time window data for local index
Parameters
----------
iWindow : int
Local index of window
Returns
-------
windowData : TimeData
TimeData object with the window data
"""
winSamples = self.winSamples[iWindow]
winData = {}
for c in self.chans:
winData[c] = self.timeData.data[c][
winSamples[0]:winSamples[1] +
1] # add 1 because numpy indexing like this is not inclusive
globalWindow = self.winTimes[iWindow][0]
winStartTime = self.winTimes[iWindow][1]
winStopTime = self.winTimes[iWindow][2]
return TimeData(
sampleFreq=self.sampleFreq,
startTime=winStartTime,
stopTime=winStopTime,
data=winData,
comments=self.timeData.comments +
["Local window iW, global window {}".format(globalWindow)],
)
def interpolateToSecond(timeData: TimeData, inplace: bool = True) -> TimeData:
"""Interpolate data to be on the second
Some formats of time data (e.g. SPAM) do not start on the second with their sampling. This method interpolates so that sampling starts on the second and improves interoperability with other recording formats.
Parameters
----------
timeData : TimeData
Time data to interpolate onto the second
inplace : bool, optional
Whether to do the interpolation inplace or not. Default is True.
Returns
-------
TimeData
Time data interpolated to start on the second
"""
startTimeInterp, numSamplesInterp, dataInterp = interpolateToSecondData(
timeData.data, timeData.sampleFreq, timeData.startTime
)
if not inplace:
timeData = timeData.copy()
timeData.numSamples = numSamplesInterp
timeData.startTime = startTimeInterp
# calculate end timeEnd
timeData.stopTime = timeData.startTime + timedelta(
seconds=(1.0 / timeData.sampleFreq) * (timeData.numSamples - 1)
)
timeData.data = dataInterp
timeData.addComment(
"Time data interpolated to nearest second. New start time {}, new end time {}, new number of samples {} ".format(
timeData.startTime, timeData.stopTime, timeData.numSamples
)
)
return timeData
def resample(timeData: TimeData, resampFreq: float, inplace: bool = True) -> TimeData:
"""Resample time data
Parameters
----------
timeData : TimeData
timeData to filter
resampFreq : float
The frequency to resample to
inplace : bool, optional
Whether to manipulate the data inplace
Returns
-------
TimeData
Filtered time data
"""
origFreq = timeData.sampleFreq
if not inplace:
timeData = timeData.copy()
timeData.data = resampleData(timeData.data, timeData.sampleFreq, resampFreq)
# update the time info
timeData.sampleFreq = resampFreq
timeData.numSamples = timeData.data[timeData.chans[0]].size
timeData.stopTime = timeData.startTime + timedelta(
seconds=(1.0 / timeData.sampleFreq) * (timeData.numSamples - 1)
)
timeData.addComment(
"Time data resampled from {:.6f} Hz to {:.6f} Hz".format(origFreq, resampFreq)
)
return timeData
def normalise(timeData: TimeData, inplace: bool = True) -> TimeData:
"""Normalise time data
Parameters
----------
timeData : TimeData
timeData to normalise
inplace : bool, optional
Whether to manipulate the data inplace
Returns
-------
TimeData
Normalised time data
"""
if not inplace:
timeData = timeData.copy()
timeData.data = normaliseData(timeData.data)
timeData.addComment("Data normalised")
return timeData
def scale(timeData: TimeData,
scalars: Dict[str, bool],
inplace: bool = True) -> TimeData:
"""Scale the data by an arbitrary amount
Parameters
----------
timeData : TimeData
timeData to normalise
scalars : Dict[str, float]
Keys are channels and values are boolean flags for reversing
inplace : bool, optional
Whether to manipulate the data inplace
Returns
-------
TimeData
Normalised time data
"""
if not inplace:
timeData = timeData.copy()
timeData.data = scaleData(timeData.data, scalars)
timeData.addComment("Time data scaled with scalars: {}".format(scalars))
return timeData
def notchFilter(timeData: TimeData, notch: float, inplace: bool = True) -> TimeData:
"""Bandpass butterworth filter for time data
Parameters
----------
timeData : TimeData
timeData to filter
notch : float
Frequency to notch filter in Hz
inplace : bool, optional
Whether to manipulate the data inplace
Returns
-------
TimeData
Filtered time data
"""
if not inplace:
timeData = timeData.copy()
timeData.data = notchFilterData(
timeData.data, timeData.sampleFreq, notch, notch / 5.0
)
timeData.addComment("Notch filter applied at {} Hz".format(notch))
return timeData
def test_spectra_calculator_window():
"""Test Fourier transfrom with linear detrend applied"""
from resistics.common.format import datetimeFormat
from resistics.time.data import TimeData
from resistics.spectra.calculator import SpectrumCalculator
import numpy as np
from datetime import datetime
# intialise some time data
sampleFreq = 128
startTime = "2020-01-01 00:00:00.000000"
stopTime = "2020-01-01 00:00:00.062500"
data = {}
# test with impulse on zero and impulse shifted to give a phase
data["Ex"] = np.array([1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0])
data["Hy"] = np.array([0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0])
timeData = TimeData(sampleFreq, startTime, stopTime, data)
specCalc = SpectrumCalculator(128, 8)
specCalc.detrend = False
specCalc.applywindow = True
specData = specCalc.calcFourierCoeff(timeData)
assert np.absolute(specData.nyquist - 64) < 0.000001
assert specData.windowSize == 8
assert specData.dataSize == 5
assert specData.numChans == 2
assert sorted(specData.chans) == sorted(["Ex", "Hy"])
assert specData.startTime == datetime.strptime(startTime,
datetimeFormat(ns=True))
assert specData.stopTime == datetime.strptime(stopTime,
datetimeFormat(ns=True))
np.testing.assert_array_almost_equal(specData.freqArray,
[0, 16, 32, 48, 64])
np.testing.assert_array_almost_equal(
specData.data["Ex"],
[1.0 + 0.0j, 1.0 + 0.0j, 1.0 + 0.0j, 1.0 + 0.0j, 1.0 + 0.0j],
)
np.testing.assert_array_almost_equal(
specData.data["Hy"],
[
1 + 0j,
0.707107 - 0.707107j,
0 - 1j,
-0.707107 - 0.707107j,
-1 + 0j,
],
)
def fillGap(timeData1, timeData2):
"""Fill gap between time series
Fill gaps between two different recordings. The intent is to fill the gap when recording has been interrupted and there are two data files. Both times series must have the same sampling frequency.
Parameters
----------
timeDat1 : TimeData
Time series data
timeData2 : TimeData
Time series data
Returns
-------
TimeData
Time series data with gap filled
"""
if timeData1.sampleFreq != timeData2.sampleFreq:
errorPrint(
"fillGap",
"fillGap requires both timeData objects to have the same sample rate",
quitrun=True,
)
return False
sampleFreq = timeData1.sampleFreq
sampleRate = 1.0 / sampleFreq
timeDataFirst = timeData1
timeDataSecond = timeData2
if timeData1.startTime > timeData2.stopTime:
timeDataFirst = timeData2
timeDataSecond = timeData1
# now want to do a simple interpolation between timeDataFirst and timeDataSecond
# recall, these times are inclusive, so want to do the samples in between
# this is mostly for clarity of programming
gapStart = timeDataFirst.stopTime + timedelta(seconds=sampleRate)
gapEnd = timeDataSecond.startTime - timedelta(seconds=sampleRate)
# calculate number of samples in the gap
numSamplesGap = (
int(round((gapEnd - gapStart).total_seconds() * sampleFreq)) + 1
) # add 1 because inclusive
# now want to interpolate
newData = {}
for chan in timeDataFirst.chans:
startVal = timeDataFirst.data[chan][-1]
endVal = timeDataSecond.data[chan][0]
increment = 1.0 * (endVal - startVal) / (numSamplesGap + 2)
fillData = np.zeros(shape=(numSamplesGap), dtype=timeDataFirst.data[chan].dtype)
for i in range(0, numSamplesGap):
fillData[i] = startVal + (i + 1) * increment
newData[chan] = np.concatenate(
[timeDataFirst.data[chan], fillData, timeDataSecond.data[chan]]
)
# return a new time data object
# deal with the comment
comment = (
["-----------------------------", "TimeData1 comments"]
+ timeDataFirst.comments
+ ["-----------------------------", "TimeData2 comments"]
+ timeDataSecond.comments
)
comment += ["-----------------------------"] + [
"Gap filled from {} to {}".format(gapStart, gapEnd)
]
return TimeData(
sampleFreq=sampleFreq,
startTime=timeDataFirst.startTime,
stopTime=timeDataSecond.stopTime,
data=newData,
comments=comment,
)
def reformatHigh(self, path: str, **kwargs) -> None:
"""Write out high frequency time series in internal format
Parameters
----------
path : str
Directory to write out the reformatted time series
ts : List[int], optional
A list of the high frequency ts files to reformat. By default, all of the higher frequency recordings are reformatted
"""
writer = TimeWriterInternal()
for idx, ts in enumerate(self.tsNums):
if "ts" in kwargs and ts not in kwargs["ts"]:
continue # do not reformat this one
# let's get the headers
headers = self.getHeaders()
chanHeaders, chanMap = self.getChanHeaders()
chans = self.getChannels()
# now go through the different ts files to get ready to output
if ts == self.continuous:
continue
sampleFreq = self.tsSampleFreqs[idx]
# set sample frequency in headers
headers["sample_freq"] = sampleFreq
for cH in chanHeaders:
cH["sample_freq"] = sampleFreq
# now open the data file
dFile = open(self.dataF[idx], "rb")
# each record has to be read separately and then compare time to previous
outStartTime = datetime.strptime(self.recordStarts[ts][0],
"%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S.%f")
# set up the data dictionary
data = {}
for record, startDate in enumerate(self.recordStarts[ts]):
# start date is a string
startByte = self.recordBytes[ts][record]
startDateTime = datetime.strptime(startDate,
"%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S.%f")
# read the record - numpy does not support 24 bit two's complement (3 bytes) - hence use struct
bytesToRead = (self.recordScans[ts][record] *
self.sampleByteSize * self.getNumChannels())
dFile.seek(startByte,
0) # seek to start byte from start of file
dataBytes = dFile.read(bytesToRead)
dataRead = self.twosComplement(dataBytes)
dataRecord = {}
for chan in chans:
# as it is the same order as in the header file
chanIndex = self.chanMap[chan]
dataRecord[chan] = dataRead[
chanIndex:self.recordScans[ts][record] *
self.getNumChannels():self.getNumChannels()]
# need to compare to previous record
if record != 0 and startDateTime != prevEndTime:
# then need to write out the current data before saving the new data
# write out current data
outStopTime = prevEndTime - timedelta(
seconds=1.0 / sampleFreq
) # because inclusive of first sample (previous end time for continuity comparison)
# calculate number of samples
numSamples = data[chans[0]].size
headers["start_date"] = outStartTime.strftime("%Y-%m-%d")
headers["start_time"] = outStartTime.strftime(
"%H:%M:%S.%f")
headers["stop_date"] = outStopTime.strftime("%Y-%m-%d")
headers["stop_time"] = outStopTime.strftime("%H:%M:%S.%f")
headers["num_samples"] = numSamples
for cH in chanHeaders:
cH["start_date"] = headers["start_date"]
cH["start_time"] = headers["start_time"]
cH["stop_date"] = headers["stop_date"]
cH["stop_time"] = headers["stop_time"]
cH["num_samples"] = numSamples
# get the outpath
dataOutpath = os.path.join(
path,
"meas_ts{}_{}_{}".format(
ts,
outStartTime.strftime("%Y-%m-%d-%H-%M-%S"),
outStopTime.strftime("%Y-%m-%d-%H-%M-%S"),
),
)
# create the timeData object
comment = "Unscaled samples for interval {} to {} read in from measurement {}".format(
outStartTime, outStopTime, self.dataF[idx])
timeData = TimeData(
sampleFreq=self.getSampleFreq(),
startTime=outStartTime,
stopTime=outStopTime,
data=data,
comments=comment,
)
# write out
writer.setOutPath(dataOutpath)
writer.writeData(headers, chanHeaders, timeData)
# then save current data
outStartTime = startDateTime
data = copy.deepcopy(dataRecord)
prevEndTime = startDateTime + timedelta(seconds=(
(1.0 / sampleFreq) * self.recordScans[ts][record]))
else:
# then record == 0 or startDateTime == prevEndTime
# update prevEndTime
prevEndTime = startDateTime + timedelta(seconds=(
(1.0 / sampleFreq) * self.recordScans[ts][record]))
if record == 0:
data = copy.deepcopy(dataRecord)
continue
# otherwise, want to concatenate the data
for chan in chans:
data[chan] = np.concatenate(
(data[chan], dataRecord[chan]))
# close the data file
dFile.close()
def getUnscaledSamples(self, **kwargs) -> TimeData:
"""Get raw data from data file
Only returns the continuous data. The continuous data is in 24 bit two's complement (3 bytes) format and is read in using struct as this is not supported by numpy.
Parameters
----------
chans : List[str], optional
List of channels to return if not all are required
startSample : int, optional
First sample to return
endSample : int, optional
Last sample to return
Returns
-------
TimeData
Time data object
"""
# initialise chans, startSample and endSample with the whole dataset
options = self.parseGetDataKeywords(kwargs)
# get the files to read and the samples to take from them, in the correct order
recordsToRead, samplesToRead = self.getRecordsForSamples(
options["startSample"], options["endSample"])
numSamples = options["endSample"] - options["startSample"] + 1
# set up the dictionary to hold the data
data = {}
for chan in options["chans"]:
data[chan] = np.zeros(shape=(numSamples), dtype=self.dtype)
# open the file
dFile = open(self.continuousF, "rb")
# loop through chans and get data
sampleCounter = 0
for record, sToRead in zip(recordsToRead, samplesToRead):
# number of samples to read in record
dSamples = sToRead[1] - sToRead[0] + 1
# find the byte read start and byte read end
recordByteStart = self.recordBytes[self.continuous][record]
recordSampleStart = self.recordSampleStarts[
self.continuous][record]
# find the offset on the readFrom bytes
# now recall, each sample is recorded as a scan (all channels recorded at the same time)
# so multiply by number of channels to get the number of bytes to read
byteReadStart = (recordByteStart +
(sToRead[0] - recordSampleStart) *
self.sampleByteSize * self.getNumChannels())
bytesToRead = dSamples * self.sampleByteSize * self.getNumChannels(
)
# read the data - numpy does not support 24 bit two's complement (3 bytes) - hence use struct
dFile.seek(byteReadStart,
0) # seek to start byte from start of file
dataBytes = dFile.read(bytesToRead)
dataRead = self.twosComplement(dataBytes)
# now need to unpack this
for chan in options["chans"]:
# check to make sure channel exists
self.checkChan(chan)
# get the channel index - the chanIndex should give the right order in the data file
# as it is the same order as in the header file
chanIndex = self.chanMap[chan]
# now populate the channel data appropriately
data[chan][sampleCounter:sampleCounter +
dSamples] = dataRead[chanIndex:dSamples *
self.getNumChannels():self.
getNumChannels()]
# increment sample counter
sampleCounter = sampleCounter + dSamples # get ready for the next data read
# close file
dFile.close()
# return data
startTime, stopTime = self.sample2time(options["startSample"],
options["endSample"])
comment = "Unscaled data {} to {} read in from measurement {}, samples {} to {}".format(
startTime,
stopTime,
self.dataPath,
options["startSample"],
options["endSample"],
)
return TimeData(
sampleFreq=self.getSampleFreq(),
startTime=startTime,
stopTime=stopTime,
data=data,
comments=comment,
)
def calibrate(
self,
timeData: TimeData,
sensor: Dict[str, str],
serial: Dict[str, int],
chopper: Dict[str, bool],
) -> TimeData:
"""Calibrate time data
For each channel in timeData, searches for a matching calibration file based on sensor type, serial number and chopper. If a calibration file is found, the channel is calibrated using the data in the file. If useTheoretical is False and no file is found, the data is not calibrated
todo:
If no calibration file is found and the channel is a magnetic data channel, a theoretical function can be used
Parameters
----------
timeData : TimeData
TimeData object
sensor : Dict
Dictionary of sensor information with channels as the key and sensor as the value (sensor is a string)
serial :
Dictionary of serial information with channels as the key and sensor as the value (serial is a number)
chopper :
Dictionary of chopper information with channels as the key and sensor as the value (chopper is a bool)
Returns
-------
timeData : TimeData
Calibration TimeData object
"""
calIO = CalibrationIO()
# iterate over data
for chan in timeData.chans:
# output some info
self.printText("Calibrating channel {}".format(chan))
# try and find calibration file
calFile, calFormat = self.getCalFile(sensor[chan], serial[chan],
chopper[chan])
if calFile == "":
# no file found
if self.useTheoretical and isMagnetic(chan):
# use theoretical
calData = self.getTheoreticalCalData(sensor[chan])
timeData.data[chan] = self.calibrateChan(
timeData.data[chan], timeData.sampleFreq, calData)
timeData.addComment(
"Channel {} calibrated with theoretical calibration function"
.format(chan))
continue
else:
self.printText(
"No Calibration data found - channel will not be calibrated"
)
timeData.addComment(
"Channel {} not calibrated".format(chan))
continue # nothing to do
# else file found
# no need to separately apply static gain, already included in cal data
calIO.refresh(calFile,
calFormat,
chopper=chopper[chan],
extend=self.extend)
calData = calIO.read()
self.printText(
"Calibration file found for sensor {}, serial number {}, chopper {}: {}"
.format(sensor[chan], serial[chan], chopper[chan], calFile))
self.printText("Format: {}".format(calFormat))
self.printText(
"Static gain correction of {} applied to calibration data".
format(calData.staticGain))
# calibrate time data
timeData.data[chan] = self.calibrateChan(timeData.data[chan],
timeData.sampleFreq,
calData)
timeData.addComment(
"Channel {} calibrated with calibration data from file {}".
format(chan, calFile))
# return calibrated time data
return timeData
def getUnscaledSamples(self, **kwargs) -> TimeData:
"""Get raw data from data file
Depending on the data format, this could be raw counts or in some physical unit. The method implemented in the base DataReader can read from ATS and internal files. SPAM and Phoenix data readers have their own implementations.
The raw data units for ATS and internal data formats are as follows:
- ATS data format has raw data in counts.
- The raw data unit of the internal format is dependent on what happened to the data before writing it out in the internal format. If the channel header scaling_applied is set to True, no scaling happens in either getUnscaledSamples or getPhysicalSamples. However, if the channel header scaling_applied is set to False, the internal format data will be treated like ATS data, meaning raw data in counts.
Parameters
----------
chans : List[str], optional
List of channels to return if not all are required
startSample : int, optional
First sample to return
endSample : int, optional
Last sample to return
Returns
-------
TimeData
Time data object
"""
# initialise chans, startSample and endSample with the whole dataset
options = self.parseGetDataKeywords(kwargs)
# get samples - this is inclusive
dSamples = options["endSample"] - options["startSample"] + 1
# loop through chans and get data
data = {}
for chan in options["chans"]:
# check to make sure channel exists
self.checkChan(chan)
# get data file
dFile = os.path.join(self.dataPath, self.getChanDataFile(chan))
# get the data
byteOff = self.dataByteOffset + options[
"startSample"] * self.dataByteSize
# now check if lsb applied or not and read data as float32 or int32 accordingly
if self.getChanScalingApplied(chan):
data[chan] = np.memmap(dFile,
dtype="float32",
mode="r",
offset=byteOff,
shape=(dSamples))
else:
data[chan] = np.memmap(dFile,
dtype="int32",
mode="r",
offset=byteOff,
shape=(dSamples))
# get data start and stop time
startTime, stopTime = self.sample2time(options["startSample"],
options["endSample"])
# dataset comments
comments = []
comments.append(
"Unscaled data {} to {} read in from measurement {}, samples {} to {}"
.format(
startTime,
stopTime,
self.dataPath,
options["startSample"],
options["endSample"],
))
comments.append("Sampling frequency {}".format(self.getSampleFreq()))
if len(self.comments) > 0:
comments = self.comments + comments
return TimeData(
sampleFreq=self.getSampleFreq(),
startTime=startTime,
stopTime=stopTime,
data=data,
comments=comments,
)
def getUnscaledSamples(self, **kwargs) -> TimeData:
"""Get raw data from data file, returned in mV
SPAM raw data is single precision float with unit Volts. Calling this applies the ts_lsb calculated when the headers are read. This is because when a recording consists of multiple data files, each channel of each data file might have a different scaling. The only way to make the data consistent is to apply the ts_lsb scaling.
Therefore, this method returns the data in mV for all channels.
Parameters
----------
chans : List[str], optional
List of channels to return if not all are required
startSample : int, optional
First sample to return
endSample : int, optional
Last sample to return
Returns
-------
TimeData
Time data object
"""
# initialise chans, startSample and endSample with the whole dataset
options = self.parseGetDataKeywords(kwargs)
# get the files to read and the samples to take from them, in the correct order
dataFilesToRead, samplesToRead, scalings = self.getDataFilesForSamples(
options["startSample"], options["endSample"])
numSamples = options["endSample"] - options["startSample"] + 1
# set up the dictionary to hold the data
data = {}
for chan in options["chans"]:
data[chan] = np.zeros(shape=(numSamples), dtype=self.dtype)
# loop through chans and get data
sampleCounter = 0
for dFile, sToRead, scalar in zip(dataFilesToRead, samplesToRead,
scalings):
# get samples - this is inclusive
dSamples = sToRead[1] - sToRead[0] + 1
# spam files always record 5 channels
dSamplesRead = dSamples * self.recChannels[dFile]
# read the data
byteOff = (
self.dataByteOffset[dFile] +
sToRead[0] * self.recChannels[dFile] * self.dataByteSize)
dFilePath = os.path.join(self.dataPath, dFile)
dataRead = np.memmap(
dFilePath,
dtype=self.dtype,
mode="r",
offset=byteOff,
shape=(dSamplesRead),
)
# now need to unpack this
for chan in options["chans"]:
# check to make sure channel exists
self.checkChan(chan)
# get the channel index - the chanIndex should give the right order in the data file
# as it is the same order as in the header file
chanIndex = self.chanMap[chan]
# use the range sampleCounter -> sampleCounter + dSamples, because this actually means sampleCounter + dSamples - 1 as python ranges are not inclusive of the end value
# scale by the lsb scalar here - note that these can be different for each file in the run
data[chan][sampleCounter:sampleCounter + dSamples] = (
dataRead[chanIndex:dSamplesRead:self.recChannels[dFile]] *
scalar[chan])
# increment sample counter
sampleCounter = sampleCounter + dSamples # get ready for the next data read
# return data
startTime, stopTime = self.sample2time(options["startSample"],
options["endSample"])
comments = []
comments.append(
"Unscaled data {} to {} read in from measurement {}, samples {} to {}"
.format(
startTime,
stopTime,
self.dataPath,
options["startSample"],
options["endSample"],
))
comments.append("Data read from {} files in total".format(
len(dataFilesToRead)))
comments.append(
"Data scaled to mV for all channels using scalings in header files"
)
comments.append("Sampling frequency {}".format(self.getSampleFreq()))
return TimeData(
sampleFreq=self.getSampleFreq(),
startTime=startTime,
stopTime=stopTime,
data=data,
comments=comments,
)
def write(self, headers: Dict, chanHeaders: List, chanMap: Dict,
timeData: TimeData, **kwargs):
"""Write out the header file
Parameters
----------
headers : Dict
Dictionary of headers
chanHeaders : List
List of channel headers
chanMap : Dict
Maps channel to index for chanHeaders
timeData : TimeData
Time series data as TimeData object
"""
# set global headers for keyword arguments
headers = self.setGlobalHeadersFromKeywords(headers, kwargs)
# set channel headers for keyword arguments
chanHeaders = self.setChanHeadersFromKeywords(chanHeaders, kwargs)
# now overwrite the options by checking the TimeData object
# number of samples and sample frequency
# Current method favours the time data object
chans = sorted(list(timeData.chans))
dataSizes = []
for c in chans:
dataSizes.append(timeData.data[c].size)
if min(dataSizes) != max(dataSizes):
self.printWarning(
"Channels do not have the same number of samples: {} - {}".
format(", ".join(chans), ", ".join(dataSizes)))
self.printWarning(
"Only the smallest number of samples will be written out")
numSamples = min(dataSizes)
if headers["num_samples"] != numSamples:
self.printWarning(
"Number of samples {} in headers does not match number of samples in TimeData object {}. TimeData info will be used."
.format(headers["num_samples"], numSamples))
headers["num_samples"] = numSamples
timeData.numSamples = numSamples
# sample freq
if headers["sample_freq"] != timeData.sampleFreq:
self.printWarning(
"Sample frequency of {} Hz in headers does not match {} Hz in TimeData object"
.format(headers["sample_freq"], timeData.sampleFreq))
self.printWarning(
"Sample frequency in TimeData object will be used")
headers["sample_freq"] = timeData.sampleFreq
# deal with start and end time and create datetime objects
# the start time does not change on resampling, only the end time
datetimeStart = datetime.strptime(
"{} {}".format(headers["start_date"], headers["start_time"]),
"%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S.%f",
)
datetimeStop = datetime.strptime(
"{} {}".format(headers["stop_date"], headers["stop_time"]),
"%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S.%f",
)
# now let's compare to the time data
if datetimeStart != timeData.startTime:
self.printWarning(
"Start in headers {} does not match that in TimeData object {}. TimeData start time will be used"
.format(datetimeStart, timeData.startTime))
datetimeStart = timeData.startTime
if datetimeStop != timeData.stopTime:
self.printWarning(
"Stop in headers {} does not match that in TimeData object {}. TimeData stop time will be used"
.format(datetimeStop, timeData.stopTime))
datetimeStop = timeData.stopTime
# now recalculate datetime using the number of samples and compare again
datetimeRecalc = self.calcStopDateTime(timeData.sampleFreq, numSamples,
datetimeStart)
if datetimeRecalc != datetimeStop:
self.printWarning(
"Note, discrepancy between stop time in given headers and those calculated from data"
)
self.printWarning(
"Causes of this might be resampling or interpolation processes and the limiting of data"
)
self.printWarning(
"If no resampling, interpolation or limiting of data has been performed, please check all times"
)
self.printWarning(
"Stop time {} calculated from data will be used instead of that in data {}"
.format(datetimeRecalc, datetimeStop))
datetimeStop = datetimeRecalc
headers["start_date"] = datetimeStart.strftime("%Y-%m-%d")
headers["start_time"] = datetimeStart.strftime("%H:%M:%S.%f")
headers["stop_date"] = datetimeStop.strftime("%Y-%m-%d")
headers["stop_time"] = datetimeStop.strftime("%H:%M:%S.%f")
# now update all the chan headers and limit data to numSamples
for c in chans:
timeData.data[c] = timeData.data[c][:numSamples]
cIndex = chanMap[c]
chanHeaders[cIndex]["num_samples"] = headers["num_samples"]
chanHeaders[cIndex]["sample_freq"] = headers["sample_freq"]
chanHeaders[cIndex]["start_date"] = headers["start_date"]
chanHeaders[cIndex]["start_time"] = headers["start_time"]
chanHeaders[cIndex]["stop_date"] = headers["stop_date"]
chanHeaders[cIndex]["stop_time"] = headers["stop_time"]
# finally, check the number of measurement channels
headers["meas_channels"] = len(chans)
# now write out the headers and save to class variables
self.writeHeaders(headers, chans, chanMap, chanHeaders)
self.headers = headers
self.chans = chans
self.chanMap = chanMap
self.chanHeaders = chanHeaders
# write out comment file
self.writeComments(timeData.comments)
# write out the data files
self.writeDataFiles(chans, timeData)
def getUnscaledSamples(self, **kwargs) -> TimeData:
"""Get raw data from ascii data file
This function simply reads the lines which match the samples to be read
Parameters
----------
chans : List[str], optional
List of channels to return if not all are required
startSample : int, optional
First sample to return
endSample : int, optional
Last sample to return
Returns
-------
TimeData
Time data object
"""
# initialise chans, startSample and endSample with the whole dataset
options = self.parseGetDataKeywords(kwargs)
# get samples - this is inclusive
dSamples = options["endSample"] - options["startSample"] + 1
# loop through chans and get data
data = {}
for chan in options["chans"]:
# check to make sure channel exists
self.checkChan(chan)
# get data file
dFile = os.path.join(self.dataPath, self.getChanDataFile(chan))
# read the lines
dataChan = np.zeros(shape=(dSamples), dtype=np.float32)
with open(dFile) as dF:
for il, line in enumerate(dF):
if il > options["endSample"]:
break
if il >= options["startSample"] and il <= options["endSample"]:
dIndex = il - options["startSample"]
dataChan[dIndex] = float(line.strip())
# set the data
data[chan] = dataChan
# get data start and stop time
startTime, stopTime = self.sample2time(
options["startSample"], options["endSample"]
)
# dataset comments
comments = []
comments.append(
"Unscaled data {} to {} read in from measurement {}, samples {} to {}".format(
startTime,
stopTime,
self.dataPath,
options["startSample"],
options["endSample"],
)
)
comments.append("Sampling frequency {}".format(self.getSampleFreq()))
if len(self.comments) > 0:
comments = self.comments + comments
return TimeData(
sampleFreq=self.getSampleFreq(),
startTime=startTime,
stopTime=stopTime,
data=data,
comments=comments,
)
def getUnscaledSamples(self, **kwargs) -> TimeData:
"""Get raw data from data file, returned in mV
Lemi B423 data always has five channels, in order Hx, Hy, Hz, Ex, Ey. The raw data is integer counts. Therefore, getting unscaled samples returns raw counts for the measurement. There are additional scalings which can be applied using the scale optional argument. Lemi B423 is recorded in multiple files. It has not been verified whether it is possible for each individual file to have different scaling.
Without the scale option, the data is returned in:
- Counts for both magnetic and electric channels (reading long integers)
With the scaling option, the data is returned in:
- microvolts for the electric channels
- millivolts for the magnetic with the gain applied
Applying the scaling does not appear to remove the internal gain of the Lemi. This will be removed when getting physical samples and the appropriate value must be set in the headers.
Parameters
----------
chans : List[str], optional
List of channels to return if not all are required
startSample : int, optional
First sample to return
endSample : int, optional
Last sample to return
scale : bool, optional
Boolean flag for applying the gain scaling
Returns
-------
TimeData
Time data object
"""
# initialise chans, startSample and endSample with the whole dataset
options = self.parseGetDataKeywords(kwargs)
# get the files to read and the samples to take from them, in the correct order
dataFilesToRead, samplesToRead, scalings = self.getDataFilesForSamples(
options["startSample"], options["endSample"])
numSamples = options["endSample"] - options["startSample"] + 1
# set up the dictionary to hold the data
dtype = np.float32 if options["scale"] else self.dtype
data = {}
for chan in options["chans"]:
data[chan] = np.zeros(shape=(numSamples), dtype=dtype)
# prepare comments
startTime, stopTime = self.sample2time(options["startSample"],
options["endSample"])
comments = []
comments.append(
"Unscaled data {} to {} read in from measurement {}, samples {} to {}"
.format(
startTime,
stopTime,
self.dataPath,
options["startSample"],
options["endSample"],
))
comments.append("Sampling frequency {}".format(self.getSampleFreq()))
comments.append("Data read from {} files in total".format(
len(dataFilesToRead)))
comments.append("Scaling = {}".format(options["scale"]))
# loop through chans and get data
sampleCounter = 0
for dFile, sToRead, scalar in zip(dataFilesToRead, samplesToRead,
scalings):
# calculate the starting byte and the number of bytes to read
byteReadStart = self.dataByteOffset + sToRead[
0] * self.recordByteSize
dSamples = sToRead[1] - sToRead[0] + 1
dSamplesRead = dSamples * self.getNumChannels()
bytesToRead = dSamples * self.recordByteSize
# read
dFileHandle = open(dFile, "rb")
dFileHandle.seek(byteReadStart,
0) # seek to start byte from start of file
dataBytes = dFileHandle.read(bytesToRead)
dFileHandle.close()
dataRead = self.readRecords(dataBytes, dSamples)
# now need to unpack this
for chan in options["chans"]:
# check to make sure channel exists
self.checkChan(chan)
# get the channel index - the chanIndex should give the right order in the data file
chanIndex = self.chanMap[chan]
# use the range sampleCounter -> sampleCounter + dSamples, because this actually means sampleCounter + dSamples - 1 as python ranges are not inclusive of the end value
data[chan][sampleCounter:sampleCounter +
dSamples] = dataRead[chanIndex:dSamplesRead:self.
getNumChannels()]
if options["scale"]:
data[chan][sampleCounter:sampleCounter + dSamples] = (
data[chan][sampleCounter:sampleCounter + dSamples] *
scalar[chan][0] + scalar[chan][1])
comments.append(
"Scaling channel {} of file {} with multiplier {} and adding {}"
.format(chan, dFile, scalar[chan][0], scalar[chan][1]))
# increment sample counter
sampleCounter = sampleCounter + dSamples # get ready for the next data read
# return data
return TimeData(
sampleFreq=self.getSampleFreq(),
startTime=startTime,
stopTime=stopTime,
data=data,
comments=comments,
)