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output[key] = int(ms)
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251,501 | EventTeam/beliefs | src/beliefs/cells/dicts.py | DictCell.to_latex | def to_latex(self):
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251,502 | alexhayes/django-toolkit | django_toolkit/date_util.py | business_days | def business_days(start, stop):
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Return business days between two inclusive dates - ignoring public holidays.
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@param stop: Stop date
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@param stop: Stop date
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251,503 | alexhayes/django-toolkit | django_toolkit/date_util.py | get_anniversary_periods | def get_anniversary_periods(start, finish, anniversary=1):
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Return a list of anniversaries periods between start and finish.
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Extra arguments to pass to Conda ``install`` command.
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dict
Conda installation log object (from JSON Conda install output).
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251,521 | sci-bots/mpm | mpm/api.py | uninstall | def uninstall(plugin_name, *args):
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Uninstall plugin packages.
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<conda prefix>/share/microdrop/plugins/available/
Parameters
----------
plugin_name : str or list
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*args
Extra arguments to pass to Conda ``uninstall`` command.
Returns
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dict
Conda uninstallation log object (from JSON Conda uninstall output).
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Uninstall plugin packages.
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plugin_name : str or list
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dict
Conda uninstallation log object (from JSON Conda uninstall output).
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package_name : str
Name of MicroDrop plugin Conda package.
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251,535 | ryanjdillon/pyotelem | pyotelem/dives.py | finddives2 | def finddives2(depths, min_dive_thresh=10):
'''Find dives in depth data below a minimum dive threshold
Args
----
depths: ndarray
Datalogger depth measurements
min_dive_thresh: float
Minimum depth threshold for which to classify a dive
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dives: ndarray
Dive summary information in a numpy record array
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* dive_id
* start_idx
* stop_idx
* dive_dur
* depth_max
* depth_max_i
* depth_min
* depth_min_i
* depth_mean
* comp_mean
dive_mask: ndarray
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'''
import numpy
import pandas
from . import utils
# Get start and stop indices for each dive above `min_dive_thresh`
condition = depths > min_dive_thresh
ind_start, ind_end = utils.contiguous_regions(condition)
n_dives = len(ind_start)
dive_mask = numpy.zeros(len(depths), dtype=bool)
dtypes = numpy.dtype([('dive_id', int),
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dive_data = numpy.zeros(n_dives, dtype=dtypes)
for i in range(n_dives):
dive_mask[ind_start[i]:ind_end[i]] = True
dive_depths = depths[ind_start[i]:ind_end[i]]
dive_data['dive_id'][i] = i
dive_data['start_idx'][i] = ind_start[i]
dive_data['stop_idx'][i] = ind_end[i]
dive_data['dive_dur'][i] = ind_end[i] - ind_start[i]
dive_data['depth_max'][i] = dive_depths.max()
dive_data['depth_max_idx'][i] = numpy.argmax(dive_depths)
dive_data['depth_min'][i] = dive_depths.min()
dive_data['depth_min_idx'][i] = numpy.argmin(dive_depths)
dive_data['depth_mean'][i] = numpy.mean(dive_depths)
# TODO Supposedly time of deepest dive... doesn't appear to be that
dive_data['comp_mean'][i] = numpy.mean(1 + (1/(0.1*dive_depths)))
# Filter any dives with an endpoint with an index beyond bounds of array
dive_data = dive_data[dive_data['stop_idx'] < len(depths)]
# Create pandas data frame with following columns, init'd with nans
dives = pandas.DataFrame(dive_data)
return dives, dive_mask | python | def finddives2(depths, min_dive_thresh=10):
'''Find dives in depth data below a minimum dive threshold
Args
----
depths: ndarray
Datalogger depth measurements
min_dive_thresh: float
Minimum depth threshold for which to classify a dive
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Dive summary information in a numpy record array
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* start_idx
* stop_idx
* dive_dur
* depth_max
* depth_max_i
* depth_min
* depth_min_i
* depth_mean
* comp_mean
dive_mask: ndarray
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'''
import numpy
import pandas
from . import utils
# Get start and stop indices for each dive above `min_dive_thresh`
condition = depths > min_dive_thresh
ind_start, ind_end = utils.contiguous_regions(condition)
n_dives = len(ind_start)
dive_mask = numpy.zeros(len(depths), dtype=bool)
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dive_data = numpy.zeros(n_dives, dtype=dtypes)
for i in range(n_dives):
dive_mask[ind_start[i]:ind_end[i]] = True
dive_depths = depths[ind_start[i]:ind_end[i]]
dive_data['dive_id'][i] = i
dive_data['start_idx'][i] = ind_start[i]
dive_data['stop_idx'][i] = ind_end[i]
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Boolean mask array over depth data. Cells with `True` are dives and
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Boolean mask array over depth data. Cells with `True` are dives and
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Boolean mask of descents in the depth data
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Boolean mask of descents in the depth data
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Boolean mask of ascents in the depth data
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Boolean mask of descents in the depth data
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Boolean mask of ascents in the depth data
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Boolean mask of descents with erroneous regions removed
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251,538 | ryanjdillon/pyotelem | pyotelem/dives.py | get_bottom | def get_bottom(depths, des_mask, asc_mask):
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Boolean mask of descents in the depth data
asc_mask: ndarray
Boolean mask of ascents in the depth data
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Boolean mask of descents in the depth data
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Boolean mask of values where animal is descending
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Returns a service based on the message.
@raise UnknownServiceError: Unknown service.
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251,554 | jmgilman/Neolib | neolib/pyamf/remoting/gateway/__init__.py | BaseGateway.getProcessor | def getProcessor(self, request):
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Returns request processor.
@param request: The AMF message.
@type request: L{Request<remoting.Request>}
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Returns request processor.
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Wrap render_node for usage in operate scripts. Returns without template
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value = None
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result = db.execute(text(fetch_query_string('select_node_from_id.sql')), node_id=node_id).fetchall()
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Wrap render_node for usage in operate scripts. Returns without template
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value = None
result = []
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name = m.group(1)
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Create a new collection of items with common attributes.
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collection_name = raw_input("Collection name: ")
item_attr_list = []
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if collection_name:
collection_node_id = insert_node(name=collection_name, value=None)
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selection = collection_name
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Create a new collection of items with common attributes.
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item_attr_list = []
collection_node_id = None
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collection_node_id = insert_node(name=collection_name, value=None)
insert_query(name='select_link_node_from_node.sql', node_id=collection_node_id)
item_attr = True
while item_attr:
item_attr = raw_input("Add a collection item attribute name: ")
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selection = collection_name
while selection:
selection = select([
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value = raw_input("Node value: ")
node = insert_node(name=name, value=value or None)
print "name: %s \nid: %s" % (name, node)
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weight = raw_input('weight: ') or None
method = raw_input('method: ') or 'GET'
node = existing_node_input()
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glob(os.path.join(folder, '*'))
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print "\n** %s **" % f
print globals().get(f).__doc__
print "------"
else:
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value = raw_input("Node value: ")
node = insert_node(name=name, value=value or None)
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weight = raw_input('weight: ') or None
method = raw_input('method: ') or 'GET'
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selection = True
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value = raw_input(placeholder + ': ')
data[placeholder] = value
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except DatabaseError as err:
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print 'No results.'
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print __doc__
print "------"
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data[placeholder] = value
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except DatabaseError as err:
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