LSST Applications
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LSST Data Management Base Package
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Public Member Functions | |
def | __init__ (self) |
def | eval1d (self, dim, x) |
def | eval2d (self, xDim, yDim, x, y) |
Public Attributes | |
dimensions | |
mu | |
sigma | |
lower | |
upper | |
values | |
An example data object for DensityPlot, demonstrating the necessarity interface. There are two levels of requirements for a data object. First are the attributes required by the DensityPlot object itself; these must be present on every data object: dimensions ------ a sequence of strings that provide names for the dimensions lower ----------- a dictionary of {dimension-name: lower-bound} upper ----------- a dictionary of {dimension-name: upper-bound} The second level of requirements are those of the Layer objects provided here. These may be absent if the associated Layer is not used or is subclassed to reimplement the Layer method that calls the data object method. Currently, these include: eval1d, eval2d -- methods used by the SurfaceLayer class; see their docs for more info values ---------- attribute used by the HistogramLayer and ScatterLayer classes, an array with shape (M,N), where N is the number of dimension and M is the number of data points weights --------- optional attribute used by the HistogramLayer and ScatterLayer classes, a 1-d array with size=M that provides weights for each data point
Definition at line 438 of file densityPlot.py.
def lsst.meas.modelfit.display.densityPlot.ExampleData.__init__ | ( | self | ) |
Definition at line 464 of file densityPlot.py.
def lsst.meas.modelfit.display.densityPlot.ExampleData.eval1d | ( | self, | |
dim, | |||
x | |||
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Evaluate the 1-d analytic function for the given dim at points x (a 1-d numpy array; this method must be numpy-vectorized).
Definition at line 472 of file densityPlot.py.
def lsst.meas.modelfit.display.densityPlot.ExampleData.eval2d | ( | self, | |
xDim, | |||
yDim, | |||
x, | |||
y | |||
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Evaluate the 2-d analytic function for the given xDim and yDim at points x,y (2-d numpy arrays with the same shape; this method must be numpy-vectorized).
Definition at line 479 of file densityPlot.py.
lsst.meas.modelfit.display.densityPlot.ExampleData.dimensions |
Definition at line 465 of file densityPlot.py.
lsst.meas.modelfit.display.densityPlot.ExampleData.lower |
Definition at line 468 of file densityPlot.py.
lsst.meas.modelfit.display.densityPlot.ExampleData.mu |
Definition at line 466 of file densityPlot.py.
lsst.meas.modelfit.display.densityPlot.ExampleData.sigma |
Definition at line 467 of file densityPlot.py.
lsst.meas.modelfit.display.densityPlot.ExampleData.upper |
Definition at line 469 of file densityPlot.py.
lsst.meas.modelfit.display.densityPlot.ExampleData.values |
Definition at line 470 of file densityPlot.py.