resistics.time.reader_internal module¶
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class
resistics.time.reader_internal.TimeReaderInternal(dataPath: str)[source]¶ Bases:
resistics.time.reader.TimeReaderData reader for internal formatted data
Internal formatted data is straightforward. Header information is read in from a global header file and header files for each channel, all of them ascii formatted file. Each channel has its own data file written out using numpy’s binary write function and with a .dat extension.
As raw data is not usually in the internal data format, to avoid any problems, the following workflow is suggested:
Get physical data from the raw data files (ATS, SPAM, Phoenix)
Perform any pre-processing required
Save as internal format, ensuring to set the scaling_applied channel header for every channel to True. This will avoid any further scaling when the data is read in again.
Methods
dataHeaders()
Headers to read in
readHeaders()
Specific function for reading the headers for internal format
lineToKeyAndValue(line)
Separate a line into key and value with = as a delimiter
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dataHeaders(self) → Tuple[List[str], List[str], List[str], List[str]][source]¶ Return the data headers in the internal file format
- Returns
- recordingHeadersList[str]
Headers with information about the recording
- globalHeadersList[str]
Common headers with information about the recording
- channelHeadersInputList[str]
Channel setup headers
- channelHeadersOutputList[str]
Channel recording headers