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The package uses Plotly for interactive plotting, enabling detailed exploration of environmental monitoring data with complete processing history visualization. - -## Overview - -The visualization system supports three main types of plots: - -- **TimeSeries plots**: Individual time series with processing-specific styling -- **Signal plots**: Multiple time series from the same parameter -- **Dataset plots**: Multi-parameter subplots with coordinated axes -- **Dependency graphs**: Interactive visualization of processing lineage - -All plots are interactive Plotly figures that can be displayed in Jupyter notebooks, saved as HTML, or embedded in web applications. - -## TimeSeries Plotting - -### Basic Time Series Plot - -The `TimeSeries.plot()` method creates interactive plots with automatic styling based on the last processing step applied. - -```python -import pandas as pd -from meteaudata.types import TimeSeries, DataProvenance - -# Create sample time series -data = pd.Series([20.1, 21.3, 22.0, 21.8, 20.5], - name='temperature#1_RAW#1', - index=pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=5, freq='H')) - -ts = TimeSeries(series=data) - -# Basic plot -fig = ts.plot() -fig.show() -``` - -### Customizing TimeSeries Plots - -```python -# Custom plot with parameters -fig = ts.plot( - title="Temperature Monitoring - Site A", - y_axis="Temperature (°C)", - x_axis="Time (UTC)", - legend_name="Raw Temperature", - start="2024-01-01 10:00:00", - end="2024-01-01 16:00:00" -) -fig.show() -``` - -### Processing-Specific Styling - -The plot appearance automatically adapts based on the processing type: - -| Processing Type | Marker Style | Line Mode | -|----------------|--------------|-----------| -| `SMOOTHING` | Circle | Lines only | -| `FILTERING` | Circle | Lines + markers | -| `GAP_FILLING` | Triangle up | Lines + markers | -| `PREDICTION` | Square | Lines + markers | -| `FAULT_DETECTION` | X | Lines + markers | -| `FAULT_DIAGNOSIS` | Star | Lines + markers | -| `OTHER` | Diamond | Markers only | - -### Time Shift Handling - -For predictions and other operations that shift data in time, the plot automatically adjusts the x-axis based on the `step_distance` in processing steps: - -```python -# Time series with prediction step will show future values -# at correct temporal positions -fig = predicted_ts.plot() -fig.show() -``` - -## Signal Plotting - -### Multi-Series Signal Plots - -The `Signal.plot()` method enables comparison of different processing stages for the same parameter: - -```python -from meteaudata.types import Signal - -# Create signal with multiple time series -signal = Signal( - input_data=temperature_data, - name="temperature", - units="°C", - provenance=DataProvenance(parameter="temperature") -) - -# After processing steps create additional time series... -# Plot specific time series -fig = signal.plot( - ts_names=["temperature#1_RAW#1", "temperature#1_SMOOTH#1", "temperature#1_FILT#1"], - title="Temperature Processing Comparison", - start="2024-01-01", - end="2024-01-02" -) -fig.show() -``` - -### Signal Plot Features - -- **Automatic units**: Y-axis label includes signal units -- **Processing lineage**: Different line styles show processing history -- **Interactive legend**: Click to show/hide individual time series -- **Synchronized axes**: All time series share the same scale for comparison - -## Dataset Plotting - -### Multi-Parameter Subplots - -The `Dataset.plot()` method creates coordinated subplots for multiple parameters: - -```python -from meteaudata.types import Dataset - -# Create dataset with multiple signals -dataset = Dataset( - name="wastewater_monitoring", - description="WWTP influent monitoring", - signals={ - "temperature": temp_signal, - "pH": ph_signal, - "dissolved_oxygen": do_signal - } -) - -# Multi-parameter plot -fig = dataset.plot( - signal_names=["temperature", "pH", "dissolved_oxygen"], - ts_names=["temperature#1_SMOOTH#1", "pH#1_RAW#1", "dissolved_oxygen#1_FILT#1"], - title="WWTP Process Monitoring", - start="2024-01-01", - end="2024-01-07" -) -fig.show() -``` - -### Dataset Plot Configuration - -- **Shared x-axis**: All subplots use the same time axis -- **Individual y-axes**: Each parameter has its own scale and units -- **Coordinated zooming**: Zoom on one subplot affects all others -- **Parameter-specific styling**: Each signal maintains its processing-based styling - -## Dependency Graph Visualization - -### Understanding Processing Lineage - -The `Signal.build_dependency_graph()` and `Signal.plot_dependency_graph()` methods provide visual representation of data processing workflows: - -```python -# Build and visualize processing dependencies -dependencies = signal.build_dependency_graph("temperature#1_PRED#1") -print(dependencies) - -# Create interactive dependency graph -fig = signal.plot_dependency_graph("temperature#1_PRED#1") -fig.show() -``` - -### Dependency Graph Features - -- **Node representation**: Rectangles represent time series at different processing stages -- **Temporal organization**: X-axis represents creation time of time series -- **Processing connections**: Arrows show data flow between processing steps -- **Step labels**: Processing function names label each transformation -- **Color coding**: Different colors distinguish between time series - -## Interactive Display System - -### Nested Object Exploration - -metEAUdata includes a sophisticated display system for exploring complex nested structures in Jupyter notebooks: - -```python -# Display any metEAUdata object with nested exploration -dataset # In Jupyter, this shows an interactive nested view - -# The display system shows: -# - Object identifiers and key properties -# - Expandable sections for nested objects -# - Processing step details -# - Parameter values with type information -``` - -### Display Features - -- **Hierarchical browsing**: Click to expand/collapse nested objects -- **Smart truncation**: Long parameter lists are summarized with expansion options -- **Type preservation**: Shows actual Python types for all values -- **Processing history**: Complete audit trail with expandable steps - -## Advanced Visualization Techniques - -### Custom Plot Combinations - -```python -# Combine multiple plot types -from plotly.subplots import make_subplots - -# Create custom layout -fig = make_subplots( - rows=2, cols=2, - subplot_titles=("Raw Data", "Processed Data", "Dependencies", "Statistics"), - specs=[[{"type": "scatter"}, {"type": "scatter"}], - [{"type": "scatter"}, {"type": "table"}]] -) - -# Add time series plots -raw_trace = signal.time_series["temperature#1_RAW#1"].plot().data[0] -processed_trace = signal.time_series["temperature#1_SMOOTH#1"].plot().data[0] - -fig.add_trace(raw_trace, row=1, col=1) -fig.add_trace(processed_trace, row=1, col=2) - -# Add dependency graph -dep_fig = signal.plot_dependency_graph("temperature#1_SMOOTH#1") -for trace in dep_fig.data: - fig.add_trace(trace, row=2, col=1) - -fig.show() -``` - -### Exporting Plots - -```python -# Save as HTML -fig.write_html("monitoring_report.html") - -# Save as static image -fig.write_image("monitoring_plot.png", width=1200, height=800) - -# Export data for external tools -plotly_data = fig.to_dict() -``` - -## Best Practices - -### Performance Optimization - -For large datasets: - -```python -# Filter time ranges before plotting -fig = ts.plot( - start="2024-01-01", - end="2024-01-31" # Limit data range -) - -# Use specific time series names -fig = signal.plot( - ts_names=["temperature#1_SMOOTH#1"] # Don't plot all series -) -``` - -### Styling Consistency - -```python -# Maintain consistent styling across plots -plot_config = { - "title": "Environmental Monitoring Dashboard", - "x_axis": "Time (Local)", - "start": "2024-01-01", - "end": "2024-12-31" -} - -# Apply to multiple plots -temp_fig = temp_signal.plot(ts_names=["temperature#1_SMOOTH#1"], **plot_config) -ph_fig = ph_signal.plot(ts_names=["pH#1_RAW#1"], **plot_config) -``` - -### Documentation Integration - -Include plots in documentation: - -```python -# Generate plots for reports -monitoring_fig = dataset.plot( - signal_names=["temperature", "pH", "turbidity"], - ts_names=["temperature#1_SMOOTH#1", "pH#1_RAW#1", "turbidity#1_FILT#1"], - title="Weekly Process Monitoring Report" -) - -# Save for inclusion in reports -monitoring_fig.write_html("weekly_report.html", include_plotlyjs='cdn') -``` - -## Troubleshooting - -### Common Issues - -**Empty plots**: Ensure time series contain data in the specified date range: -```python -# Check data availability -print(f"Data range: {ts.series.index.min()} to {ts.series.index.max()}") -print(f"Data points: {len(ts.series)}") -``` - -**Styling issues**: Verify processing steps are properly recorded: -```python -# Check processing history -for step in ts.processing_steps: - print(f"Step: {step.type} - {step.description}") -``` - -**Performance problems**: Limit data range or series count: -```python -# Sample large datasets -sampled_ts = ts.series.resample('D').mean() # Daily averages -``` - -### Display System Issues - -If nested display isn't working in Jupyter: -```python -# Force display update -from IPython.display import display -display(dataset) -``` - -For non-Jupyter environments: -```python -# Use string representation -print(str(dataset)) -print(repr(dataset)) -``` \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/api-reference/index.md b/docs/api-reference/index.md index 141a7cc..c5bcc81 100644 --- a/docs/api-reference/index.md +++ b/docs/api-reference/index.md @@ -1,6 +1,264 @@ # API Reference -This page contains documentation for api reference. +This section provides comprehensive documentation for all meteaudata classes, functions, and interfaces. The API is organized into logical groups to help you find what you need quickly. -!!! note "Work in Progress" - This section is currently being developed. Check back soon for updates. +## Core Data Types + +The fundamental data structures that form the backbone of meteaudata: + +### [Core Types](types.md) +Complete reference for all data classes and their methods: + +- **`Signal`** - Individual time series with metadata and processing history +- **`Dataset`** - Collection of related signals +- **`TimeSeries`** - Individual time-indexed data with processing steps +- **`DataProvenance`** - Metadata about data source and context +- **`ProcessingStep`** - Documentation of individual processing operations +- **`FunctionInfo`** - Metadata about processing functions +- **`Parameters`** - Storage for processing function parameters +- **`IndexMetadata`** - Index-related metadata information + +### Key Protocols + +- **`SignalTransformFunctionProtocol`** - Interface for univariate processing functions +- **`DatasetTransformFunctionProtocol`** - Interface for multivariate processing functions + +## Processing Functions + +Built-in processing functions for data transformation: + +### [Univariate Processing](processing/univariate.md) +Functions that operate on individual signals: + +- **`resample()`** - Change sampling frequency of time series +- **`linear_interpolation()`** - Fill gaps using linear interpolation +- **`subset()`** - Extract specific time ranges +- **`replace_ranges()`** - Replace values in specified ranges +- **`prediction()`** - Prediction-related functions + +### [Multivariate Processing](processing/multivariate.md) +Functions that operate across multiple signals: + +- **`average_signals()`** - Compute average across multiple time series + +## Display and Visualization + +Rich display capabilities for interactive exploration: + +### [Visualization System](visualization/index.md) +Complete documentation for visualization features: + +- **Display Methods** - Rich HTML/notebook display +- **Plotting Functions** - Interactive time series plots +- **Graph Visualization** - Processing history visualization +- **Custom Templates** - SVG-based graph rendering + +## Usage Patterns + +### Quick Reference + +**Creating a Signal:** +```python +from meteaudata import Signal, DataProvenance +import pandas as pd + +# Create provenance +provenance = DataProvenance( + source_repository="Your data source", + project="Your project", + location="Measurement location", + equipment="Sensor/instrument", + parameter="What you're measuring", + purpose="Why you're measuring it", + metadata_id="unique_id" +) + +# Create signal +signal = Signal( + input_data=pd.Series(data, index=timestamps, name="RAW"), + name="SignalName", + provenance=provenance, + units="measurement_units" +) +``` + +**Processing Signals:** +```python +from meteaudata import resample, linear_interpolation + +# Apply processing +signal.process(["SignalName#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="1H") +signal.process(["SignalName#1_RESAMPLED#1"], linear_interpolation) +``` + +**Creating Datasets:** +```python +from meteaudata import Dataset + +dataset = Dataset( + name="dataset_name", + description="Description of the dataset", + owner="Your name", + purpose="Purpose of the dataset", + project="Project name", + signals={"signal1": signal1, "signal2": signal2} +) +``` + +**Multivariate Processing:** +```python +from meteaudata import average_signals + +dataset.process( + ["Signal1#1_RAW#1", "Signal2#1_RAW#1"], + average_signals +) +``` + +## Function Categories + +### Data Creation +- `Signal()` - Create new signal from data +- `Dataset()` - Create new dataset from signals +- `DataProvenance()` - Create provenance metadata + +### Data Access +- `Signal.load_from_directory()` - Load signal from disk +- `Dataset.load()` - Load dataset from disk +- `signal.time_series[name]` - Access specific time series +- `dataset.signals[name]` - Access specific signal + +### Processing Operations +- `signal.process()` - Apply univariate processing +- `dataset.process()` - Apply multivariate processing +- All functions in `processing_steps.univariate` +- All functions in `processing_steps.multivariate` + +### Visualization +- `signal.display()` - Rich display with metadata +- `signal.plot()` - Plot time series data +- `dataset.plot()` - Plot multiple signals +- `signal.graph_display()` - Processing history graph + +### Persistence +- `signal.save()` - Save signal to disk +- `dataset.save()` - Save dataset to disk + +## Type Annotations + +meteaudata is fully typed for better IDE support and code reliability: + +```python +from meteaudata.types import ( + SignalTransformFunctionProtocol, + DatasetTransformFunctionProtocol +) +from typing import List, Tuple +import pandas as pd + +# Custom processing function signature +def my_function( + input_series: List[pd.Series], + *args, + **kwargs +) -> List[Tuple[pd.Series, List[ProcessingStep]]]: + # Implementation here + pass +``` + +## Error Handling + +Common exceptions you might encounter: + +- **`ValueError`** - Invalid parameters or data +- **`KeyError`** - Accessing non-existent time series or signals +- **`FileNotFoundError`** - Loading from invalid paths +- **`AttributeError`** - Using methods incorrectly + +## Best Practices + +### Function Documentation +When creating custom processing functions, follow these patterns: + +```python +def my_processing_function( + input_series: list[pd.Series], + parameter1: str, + parameter2: float = 1.0, + *args, + **kwargs +) -> list[tuple[pd.Series, list[ProcessingStep]]]: + """ + Brief description of what the function does. + + Args: + input_series: List of pandas Series to process + parameter1: Description of parameter1 + parameter2: Description of parameter2 with default + *args: Additional positional arguments + **kwargs: Additional keyword arguments + + Returns: + List of tuples, each containing: + - Processed pandas Series + - List of ProcessingStep objects documenting the transformation + """ + # Implementation +``` + +### Type Safety +Use type hints and validation: + +```python +from typing import Union, Optional +from meteaudata.types import Signal, Dataset + +def process_data(data: Union[Signal, Dataset]) -> None: + if isinstance(data, Signal): + # Handle signal + pass + elif isinstance(data, Dataset): + # Handle dataset + pass + else: + raise TypeError(f"Expected Signal or Dataset, got {type(data)}") +``` + +## Migration and Compatibility + +### Version Compatibility +meteaudata uses semantic versioning. Check the version of your data: + +```python +import meteaudata +print(f"meteaudata version: {meteaudata.__version__}") + +# Check data version when loading +signal = Signal.load_from_directory(path, name) +# Data format is automatically handled +``` + +## Performance Considerations + +### Memory Usage +- Large signals (>1M points) may require memory management +- Use `resample()` to reduce data size before complex operations +- Process in chunks for very large datasets + +### Processing Speed +- Vectorized operations in pandas are fastest +- Avoid loops over individual data points +- Cache intermediate results for complex workflows + +## Getting Help + +- **GitHub Issues**: [https://github.com/modelEAU/meteaudata/issues](https://github.com/modelEAU/meteaudata/issues) +- **Documentation**: This documentation site +- **Examples**: See the [Examples](../examples/basic-workflow.md) section + +## See Also + +- [Getting Started](../getting-started/installation.md) - Installation and setup +- [Basic Concepts](../getting-started/basic-concepts.md) - Understanding the data model +- [User Guide](../user-guide/signals.md) - Practical usage guides +- [Examples](../examples/basic-workflow.md) - Complete workflow examples diff --git a/docs/api-reference/processing/multivariate.md b/docs/api-reference/processing/multivariate.md index 95f4fd2..be8597d 100644 --- a/docs/api-reference/processing/multivariate.md +++ b/docs/api-reference/processing/multivariate.md @@ -1,6 +1,253 @@ -# Multivariate Processing +# Multivariate Processing Functions -This page contains documentation for multivariate processing. +This page documents processing functions that operate across multiple signals (multivariate operations). These functions analyze relationships between time series and create new derived signals based on multiple input signals. -!!! note "Work in Progress" - This section is currently being developed. Check back soon for updates. +## Overview + +All multivariate processing functions follow the `DatasetTransformFunctionProtocol`: + +```python +def function_name( + input_signals: list[Signal], + input_series_names: list[str], + *args, + **kwargs +) -> list[Signal]: + """Function documentation""" +``` + +Each function returns a list of Signal objects representing the processed results. + +## Available Functions + +### average_signals() + +**Purpose**: Compute the arithmetic mean across multiple time series from different signals. + +**Location**: `meteaudata.processing_steps.multivariate.average` + +**Usage**: +```python +from meteaudata.processing_steps.multivariate.average import average_signals + +# Average multiple signals with same units +dataset.process( + input_time_series_names=["A#1_RESAMPLED#1", "B#1_RESAMPLED#1", "C#1_RESAMPLED#1"], + transform_function=average_signals +) +``` + +**Parameters**: +- `input_signals` (list[Signal]): List of Signal objects containing the time series to average +- `input_series_names` (list[str]): List of time series names to process +- `final_provenance` (DataProvenance, optional): Custom provenance for the result signal. If None, uses the first signal's provenance +- `*args`, `**kwargs`: Additional arguments (currently unused) + +**Returns**: List containing one Signal object with name "AVERAGE" and the averaged time series + +**Processing Info**: +- **Type**: `ProcessingType.DIMENSIONALITY_REDUCTION` +- **Suffix**: `"RAW"` (for the raw averaged data) +- **Description**: "The arithmetic mean of input time series." +- **Function Info**: Name="Signal Averaging", Version="0.1", Author="Jean-David Therrien" + +**Requirements**: +- All input signals must have identical units +- All time series must have DatetimeIndex or TimedeltaIndex +- Time series will be concatenated and averaged using pandas operations + +**Example**: +```python +import numpy as np +import pandas as pd +from meteaudata.types import Dataset, Signal, DataProvenance +from meteaudata.processing_steps.multivariate.average import average_signals + +# Create sample data +sample_data = pd.DataFrame( + np.random.randn(100, 3), + columns=["A", "B", "C"], + index=pd.date_range(start="2020-01-01", freq="6min", periods=100) +) + +# Create dataset with signals having same units +dataset = Dataset( + name="test dataset", + description="Testing averaging", + owner="Engineer", + purpose="Testing", + project="Test Project", + signals={ + "A#1": Signal( + input_data=sample_data["A"].rename("RAW"), + name="A#1", + units="mg/l", # Same units + provenance=DataProvenance(parameter="COD") + ), + "B#1": Signal( + input_data=sample_data["B"].rename("RAW"), + name="B#1", + units="mg/l", # Same units + provenance=DataProvenance(parameter="COD") + ), + "C#1": Signal( + input_data=sample_data["C"].rename("RAW"), + name="C#1", + units="mg/l", # Same units + provenance=DataProvenance(parameter="COD") + ) + } +) + +# Process individual signals first (typical workflow) +for signal_name, signal in dataset.signals.items(): + signal.process([f"{signal_name}_RAW#1"], resample_function, "5min") + +# Average the resampled signals +dataset.process( + input_time_series_names=["A#1_RESAMPLED#1", "B#1_RESAMPLED#1", "C#1_RESAMPLED#1"], + transform_function=average_signals +) + +# Result: dataset now contains "AVERAGE#1" signal +print("AVERAGE#1" in dataset.signals) # True +print(dataset.signals["AVERAGE#1"].units) # "mg/l" +print(list(dataset.signals["AVERAGE#1"].time_series.keys())) # ["AVERAGE#1_RAW#1"] +``` + +## Error Handling + +### Unit Mismatch Error +The function validates that all input signals have identical units: + +```python +# This will raise ValueError +dataset.signals["B#1"].units = "g/m3" # Different from "mg/l" +dataset.signals["C#1"].units = "uS/cm" # Different from "mg/l" + +try: + dataset.process( + input_time_series_names=["A#1_RESAMPLED#1", "B#1_RESAMPLED#1", "C#1_RESAMPLED#1"], + transform_function=average_signals + ) +except ValueError as e: + print(e) # "Signals have different units: {'mg/l', 'g/m3', 'uS/cm'}. Please provide signals with the same units." +``` + +### Invalid Index Types +The function requires datetime-based indices: + +```python +# This will raise IndexError for non-datetime indices +try: + # If series has numeric index instead of DatetimeIndex + dataset.process( + input_time_series_names=["A#1_NUMERIC_INDEX#1", "B#1_NUMERIC_INDEX#1"], + transform_function=average_signals + ) +except IndexError as e: + print(e) # "Series ... has index type . Please provide either pd.DatetimeIndex or pd.TimedeltaIndex" +``` + +## Implementation Details + +The `average_signals` function: + +1. **Validates units**: Checks all input signals have identical units +2. **Validates indices**: Ensures all time series have DatetimeIndex or TimedeltaIndex +3. **Extracts time series**: Gets the pandas Series from each Signal's time_series dictionary +4. **Concatenates data**: Uses `pd.concat(input_series, axis=1)` to align time series +5. **Computes average**: Uses `concatenated.mean(axis=1)` for arithmetic mean +6. **Creates result**: Builds new TimeSeries and Signal objects with processing metadata + +The output signal inherits provenance from the first input signal unless `final_provenance` is specified. + +## Creating Custom Multivariate Functions + +To create your own multivariate processing function, follow this pattern: + +```python +import datetime +from typing import Optional +import pandas as pd +from meteaudata.types import ( + DataProvenance, + FunctionInfo, + ProcessingStep, + ProcessingType, + Signal, + TimeSeries, +) + +def custom_multivariate_function( + input_signals: list[Signal], + input_series_names: list[str], + final_provenance: Optional[DataProvenance] = None, + *args, + **kwargs +) -> list[Signal]: + """ + Custom multivariate processing function template. + + Args: + input_signals: List of Signal objects containing input data + input_series_names: List of time series names to process + final_provenance: Optional custom provenance for results + + Returns: + List of new Signal objects created by processing + """ + + # Define function metadata + func_info = FunctionInfo( + name="Custom Function", + version="1.0", + author="Your Name", + reference="Your reference/documentation" + ) + + # Create processing step metadata + processing_step = ProcessingStep( + type=ProcessingType.OTHER, # Choose appropriate type + parameters=None, # Add Parameters object if needed + function_info=func_info, + description="Description of what this function does", + run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), + requires_calibration=False, + input_series_names=input_series_names, + suffix="CUSTOM" # Choose appropriate suffix + ) + + # Extract time series data + input_series = [] + for signal, ts_name in zip(input_signals, input_series_names): + input_series.append(signal.time_series[ts_name].series) + + # Perform your custom processing logic + # ... your processing code here ... + + # Create result time series + result_series = pd.Series(...) # Your processed data + result_series.name = f"RESULT_{processing_step.suffix}" + + result_ts = TimeSeries( + series=result_series, + processing_steps=[processing_step] + ) + + # Create result signal + result_signal = Signal( + input_data=result_ts, + name="RESULT", # Choose appropriate name + provenance=final_provenance or input_signals[0].provenance, + units="your_units" # Set appropriate units + ) + + return [result_signal] +``` + +## See Also + +- [Univariate Processing Functions](univariate.md) - Functions operating on individual signals +- [Core Types](../types.md) - Data structures and protocols used in processing +- [User Guide: Working with Datasets](../../user-guide/datasets.md) - Managing multiple signals \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/api-reference/processing/univariate.md b/docs/api-reference/processing/univariate.md index 2df6eb3..007eb69 100644 --- a/docs/api-reference/processing/univariate.md +++ b/docs/api-reference/processing/univariate.md @@ -1,6 +1,259 @@ -# Univariate Processing +# Univariate Processing Functions -This page contains documentation for univariate processing. +This page documents all built-in processing functions that operate on individual signals (univariate operations). These functions transform single time series and automatically track their processing history. -!!! note "Work in Progress" - This section is currently being developed. Check back soon for updates. +## Overview + +All univariate processing functions follow the `SignalTransformFunctionProtocol`: + +```python +def function_name( + input_series: list[pd.Series], + *args, + **kwargs +) -> list[tuple[pd.Series, list[ProcessingStep]]]: + """Function documentation""" +``` + +Each function returns a list of tuples, where each tuple contains: +1. A processed pandas Series +2. A list of ProcessingStep objects documenting the transformation + +## Available Functions + +### resample() + +**Purpose**: Change the sampling frequency of a time series. + +**Usage**: +```python +from meteaudata import resample + +# Resample to hourly data +signal.process(["Signal#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="1H") + +# Resample to 5-minute intervals +signal.process(["Signal#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="5min") + +# Resample to daily data +signal.process(["Signal#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="1D") +``` + +**Parameters**: +- `input_series` (list[pd.Series]): Input time series to resample +- `frequency` (str): Target frequency (e.g., "1H", "5min", "1D") +- `*args`, `**kwargs`: Additional arguments + +**Returns**: List of tuples with resampled series and processing steps + +**Processing Info**: +- **Type**: `ProcessingType.RESAMPLING` +- **Suffix**: `"RESAMPLED"` +- **Description**: "A simple processing function that resamples a series to a given frequency" + +**Example Output**: `Signal#1_RESAMPLED#1` + +--- + +### linear_interpolation() + +**Purpose**: Fill missing values using linear interpolation. + +**Usage**: +```python +from meteaudata import linear_interpolation + +# Fill gaps in data +signal.process(["Signal#1_RAW#1"], linear_interpolation) + +# Chain after resampling +signal.process(["Signal#1_RESAMPLED#1"], linear_interpolation) +``` + +**Parameters**: +- `input_series` (list[pd.Series]): Input time series with potential gaps +- `*args`, `**kwargs`: Additional arguments + +**Returns**: List of tuples with interpolated series and processing steps + +**Processing Info**: +- **Type**: `ProcessingType.GAP_FILLING` +- **Suffix**: `"LIN-INT"` +- **Description**: "A simple processing function that linearly interpolates a series" + +**Example Output**: `Signal#1_LIN-INT#1` + +--- + +### subset() + +**Purpose**: Extract a specific time range from a time series. + +**Usage**: +```python +from meteaudata import subset +from datetime import datetime + +# Extract specific time period +signal.process( + ["Signal#1_RAW#1"], + subset, + start_position=datetime(2024, 1, 1, 8, 0), + end_position=datetime(2024, 1, 1, 18, 0) +) + +# Extract by rank (first 100 points) +signal.process( + ["Signal#1_RAW#1"], + subset, + start_position=0, + end_position=100, + rank_based=True +) +``` + +**Parameters**: +- `input_series` (list[pd.Series]): Input time series to subset +- `start_position`: Start time (datetime) or position (int) +- `end_position`: End time (datetime) or position (int) +- `rank_based` (bool, optional): If True, use integer positions instead of timestamps. Default: False +- `*args`, `**kwargs`: Additional arguments + +**Returns**: List of tuples with subset series and processing steps + +**Processing Info**: +- **Type**: `ProcessingType.RESAMPLING` +- **Suffix**: `"SLICE"` +- **Description**: "A simple processing function that slices a series to given indices." + +**Example Output**: `Signal#1_SLICE#1` + +**Requirements**: +- Time series must have DatetimeIndex or TimedeltaIndex +- For rank-based subsetting, positions must be valid integers + +--- + +### replace_ranges() + +**Purpose**: Replace values in specific time ranges with a fixed value. + +**Usage**: +```python +from meteaudata import replace_ranges +from datetime import datetime +import numpy as np + +# Replace values in specific time ranges +time_ranges = [ + [datetime(2024, 1, 1, 10, 0), datetime(2024, 1, 1, 12, 0)], + [datetime(2024, 1, 1, 14, 0), datetime(2024, 1, 1, 16, 0)] +] + +signal.process( + ["Signal#1_RAW#1"], + replace_ranges, + index_pairs=time_ranges, + reason="Sensor maintenance period", + replace_with=np.nan +) +``` + +**Parameters**: +- `input_series` (list[pd.Series]): Input time series to modify +- `index_pairs` (list[list[Any, Any]]): List of [start, end] pairs defining ranges to replace +- `reason` (str): Explanation for why values are being replaced +- `replace_with` (float, optional): Value to use as replacement. Default: np.nan + +**Returns**: List of tuples with modified series and processing steps + +**Processing Info**: +- **Type**: `ProcessingType.FILTERING` +- **Suffix**: `"REPLACED-RANGES"` +- **Description**: "A function for replacing ranges of values with another (fixed) value." + +**Example Output**: `Signal#1_REPLACED-RANGES#1` + +## Common Usage Patterns + +### Sequential Processing +```python +from meteaudata import resample, linear_interpolation, subset + +# Process in sequence +current_series = "Temperature#1_RAW#1" + +signal.process([current_series], subset, start_position=start, end_position=end) +current_series = "Temperature#1_SLICE#1" + +signal.process([current_series], resample, frequency="15min") +current_series = "Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1" + +signal.process([current_series], linear_interpolation) +final_series = "Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1" +``` + +### Quality Control Processing +```python +# Remove bad data periods +bad_periods = [[start1, end1], [start2, end2]] + +signal.process( + ["Sensor#1_RAW#1"], + replace_ranges, + index_pairs=bad_periods, + reason="Maintenance periods", + replace_with=np.nan +) + +signal.process(["Sensor#1_REPLACED-RANGES#1"], linear_interpolation) +``` + +## Custom Processing Functions + +To create your own univariate processing function: + +```python +import datetime +import pandas as pd +from meteaudata.types import FunctionInfo, Parameters, ProcessingStep, ProcessingType + +def my_custom_function( + input_series: list[pd.Series], + parameter1: float, + *args, + **kwargs +) -> list[tuple[pd.Series, list[ProcessingStep]]]: + + func_info = FunctionInfo( + name="my_custom_function", + version="1.0", + author="Your Name", + reference="https://your-reference.com" + ) + + processing_step = ProcessingStep( + type=ProcessingType.TRANSFORMATION, + parameters=Parameters(parameter1=parameter1), + function_info=func_info, + description="Description of what this function does", + run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), + requires_calibration=False, + input_series_names=[str(s.name) for s in input_series], + suffix="CUSTOM" + ) + + outputs = [] + for series in input_series: + # Your processing logic here + processed_series = series.copy() # Example + outputs.append((processed_series, [processing_step])) + + return outputs +``` + +## See Also + +- [Multivariate Processing Functions](multivariate.md) - Functions operating across multiple signals +- [Core Types](../types.md) - Data structures and protocols +- [User Guide: Working with Signals](../../user-guide/signals.md) - Practical processing guide diff --git a/docs/api-reference/visualization/dataset-plotting.md b/docs/api-reference/visualization/dataset-plotting.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3eb3930 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/api-reference/visualization/dataset-plotting.md @@ -0,0 +1,59 @@ +# Dataset Visualization API + +Collection of signals representing a complete monitoring dataset. + +A Dataset groups multiple signals that are collected together as part of +a monitoring project or analysis workflow. It provides project-level +metadata and enables coordinated processing operations across multiple +parameters. + +Datasets support cross-signal processing operations and maintain consistent +naming conventions across all contained signals. They provide the highest +level of organization for environmental monitoring data with complete +metadata preservation and serialization capabilities. + + +## Methods + +### plot + +**Signature:** + +```python +def plot(self, signal_names: List[str], ts_names: List[str], title: Optional[str] = None, y_axis: Optional[str] = None, x_axis: Optional[str] = None, start: Union[str, datetime.datetime, pandas._libs.tslibs.timestamps.Timestamp, NoneType] = None, end: Union[str, datetime.datetime, pandas._libs.tslibs.timestamps.Timestamp, NoneType] = None) -> plotly.graph_objs._figure.Figure +``` + +**Description:** + +Create a multi-subplot visualization comparing time series across signals. + +Each signal gets its own subplot with shared x-axis (time). Only time series +that exist in each signal are plotted. Individual y-axis labels include units. + +Args: + signal_names: List of signal names to plot. Must exist in this dataset. + ts_names: List of time series names to plot from each signal. + title: Plot title. If None, uses "Time series plots of dataset {dataset_name}". + y_axis: Base Y-axis label. If None, uses "Values". + x_axis: X-axis label. If None, uses "Time". + start: Start date for filtering data (datetime string or object). + end: End date for filtering data (datetime string or object). + +Returns: + Plotly Figure object with subplots for each signal. + +**Parameters:** + +| Parameter | Type | Required | Default | Description | +|-----------|------|----------|---------|-------------| +| `signal_names` | `List` | ✓ | `—` | List of signal names to plot. Must exist in this dataset. | +| `ts_names` | `List` | ✓ | `—` | List of time series names to plot from each signal. | +| `title` | `None` | ✗ | `—` | Plot title. If None, uses "Time series plots of dataset {dataset_name}". | +| `y_axis` | `None` | ✗ | `—` | Base Y-axis label. If None, uses "Values". | +| `x_axis` | `None` | ✗ | `—` | X-axis label. If None, uses "Time". | +| `start` | `None` | ✗ | `—` | Start date for filtering data (datetime string or object). | +| `end` | `None` | ✗ | `—` | End date for filtering data (datetime string or object). | + +**Returns:** `Figure` + +--- diff --git a/docs/api-reference/visualization/display-system.md b/docs/api-reference/visualization/display-system.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..18bd327 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/api-reference/visualization/display-system.md @@ -0,0 +1,192 @@ +# Display System API + +Complete API reference for the meteaudata display system methods. +All meteaudata objects inherit from `DisplayableBase` and provide rich visualization capabilities. + +## Overview + +The display system provides multiple output formats: + +- **Text display** - Simple text representation +- **HTML display** - Rich HTML with expandable sections (Jupyter notebooks) +- **Graph display** - Interactive SVG graphs of metadata structure +- **Browser display** - Full-page interactive visualization + +## Methods + +### display + +**Signature:** + +```python +def display(self, format: str = 'html', depth: int = 2, max_depth: int = 4, width: int = 1200, height: int = 800) -> None +``` + +**Description:** + +Display method with support for text, HTML, and interactive graph formats. + +Args: + format: Display format - 'text', 'html', or 'graph' + depth: Depth for text/html displays + max_depth: Maximum depth for graph traversal + width: Graph width in pixels + height: Graph height in pixels + +**Parameters:** + +| Parameter | Type | Required | Default | Description | +|-----------|------|----------|---------|-------------| +| `format` | `str` | ✗ | `html` | Display format - 'text', 'html', or 'graph' | +| `depth` | `int` | ✗ | `2` | Depth for text/html displays | +| `max_depth` | `int` | ✗ | `4` | Maximum depth for graph traversal | +| `width` | `int` | ✗ | `1200` | Graph width in pixels | +| `height` | `int` | ✗ | `800` | Graph height in pixels | + +**Returns:** `NoneType` + +--- + +### show_summary + +**Signature:** + +```python +def show_summary(self) -> None +``` + +**Description:** + +Convenience method to show a text summary. + +**Returns:** `NoneType` + +--- + +### show_details + +**Signature:** + +```python +def show_details(self, depth: int = 3) -> None +``` + +**Description:** + +Convenience method to show detailed HTML view. + +Args: + depth: How deep to expand nested objects + +**Parameters:** + +| Parameter | Type | Required | Default | Description | +|-----------|------|----------|---------|-------------| +| `depth` | `int` | ✗ | `3` | How deep to expand nested objects | + +**Returns:** `NoneType` + +--- + +### show_graph + +**Signature:** + +```python +def show_graph(self, max_depth: int = 4, width: int = 1200, height: int = 800) -> None +``` + +**Description:** + +Convenience method to show the interactive graph. + +Args: + max_depth: Maximum depth to traverse in object hierarchy + width: Graph width in pixels + height: Graph height in pixels + +**Parameters:** + +| Parameter | Type | Required | Default | Description | +|-----------|------|----------|---------|-------------| +| `max_depth` | `int` | ✗ | `4` | Maximum depth to traverse in object hierarchy | +| `width` | `int` | ✗ | `1200` | Graph width in pixels | +| `height` | `int` | ✗ | `800` | Graph height in pixels | + +**Returns:** `NoneType` + +--- + +### show_graph_in_browser + +**Signature:** + +```python +def show_graph_in_browser(self, max_depth: int = 4, width: int = 1200, height: int = 800, title: Optional[str] = None) -> str +``` + +**Description:** + +Render SVG graph and open in browser. + +Args: + max_depth: Maximum depth to traverse in object hierarchy + width: Graph width in pixels + height: Graph height in pixels + title: Page title (auto-generated if None) + +Returns: + Path to the generated HTML file + +**Parameters:** + +| Parameter | Type | Required | Default | Description | +|-----------|------|----------|---------|-------------| +| `max_depth` | `int` | ✗ | `4` | Maximum depth to traverse in object hierarchy | +| `width` | `int` | ✗ | `1200` | Graph width in pixels | +| `height` | `int` | ✗ | `800` | Graph height in pixels | +| `title` | `None` | ✗ | `—` | Page title (auto-generated if None) | + +**Returns:** `str` + +--- + +## Common Usage Patterns + +### Quick Display Methods + +```python +# Quick text summary +signal.show_summary() + +# Rich HTML display (Jupyter) +signal.show_details() + +# Interactive graph +signal.show_graph() +``` + +### Customized Display + +```python +# Custom text display +signal.display(format='text', depth=3) + +# Custom HTML display +signal.display(format='html', depth=4) + +# Custom graph display +signal.display(format='graph', max_depth=5, width=1400, height=900) +``` + +### Browser Visualization + +```python +# Open in browser with custom settings +html_path = signal.show_graph_in_browser( + max_depth=4, + width=1600, + height=1000, + title='Custom Visualization' +) +``` diff --git a/docs/api-reference/visualization/index.md b/docs/api-reference/visualization/index.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..82f712e --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/api-reference/visualization/index.md @@ -0,0 +1,81 @@ +# Visualization API Reference + +Complete API reference for meteaudata's visualization capabilities. + +## Plotting Methods + +Interactive Plotly-based plotting for time series data: + +- **[TimeSeries Plotting](timeseries-plotting.md)** - Individual time series visualization +- **[Signal Plotting](signal-plotting.md)** - Multi-time series and dependency graphs +- **[Dataset Plotting](dataset-plotting.md)** - Multi-signal subplot visualization + +## Display System + +Rich metadata exploration and visualization: + +- **[Display System](display-system.md)** - Text, HTML, and interactive graph display methods + +## Overview + +### Plotting System + +meteaudata provides three main plotting classes: + +1. **TimeSeries.plot()** - Plot individual time series with automatic styling based on processing type +2. **Signal.plot()** - Plot multiple time series from a signal, with dependency graph visualization +3. **Dataset.plot()** - Plot multiple signals using subplots for comparison + +All plotting methods return Plotly Figure objects that can be customized further. + +### Display System + +All meteaudata objects inherit rich display capabilities: + +- **Text Display** - Simple text representation with configurable depth +- **HTML Display** - Rich HTML with collapsible sections (Jupyter notebooks) +- **Graph Display** - Interactive SVG visualization of metadata structure +- **Browser Display** - Full-page interactive exploration + +### Key Features + +**Automatic Styling:** +- Processing type-specific markers and modes +- Temporal shifting for prediction data +- Color cycling for multiple series + +**Interactivity:** +- Plotly-based interactive charts +- Zoom, pan, and hover capabilities +- Exportable to HTML, PNG, PDF + +**Metadata Integration:** +- Processing history visualization +- Dependency graph generation +- Complete audit trail display + +## Common Parameters + +### Plotting Parameters + +Most plotting methods accept these common parameters: + +| Parameter | Type | Description | +|-----------|------|-------------| +| `title` | `str` | Plot title | +| `x_axis` | `str` | X-axis label | +| `y_axis` | `str` | Y-axis label | +| `start` | `str` | Start date for filtering | +| `end` | `str` | End date for filtering | + +### Display Parameters + +Display methods commonly accept: + +| Parameter | Type | Description | +|-----------|------|-------------| +| `format` | `str` | Output format: 'text', 'html', 'graph' | +| `depth` | `int` | Display depth for text/HTML | +| `max_depth` | `int` | Maximum depth for graph display | +| `width` | `int` | Graph width in pixels | +| `height` | `int` | Graph height in pixels | diff --git a/docs/api-reference/visualization/signal-plotting.md b/docs/api-reference/visualization/signal-plotting.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..377e4f7 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/api-reference/visualization/signal-plotting.md @@ -0,0 +1,88 @@ +# Signal Visualization API + +Collection of related time series representing a measured parameter. + +A Signal groups multiple time series that represent the same physical +parameter (e.g., temperature) at different processing stages or from +different processing paths. This enables comparison between raw and +processed data, evaluation of different processing methods, and +maintenance of data lineage. + +Signals handle the naming conventions for time series, ensuring consistent +identification across processing workflows. They support processing +operations that can take multiple input time series and produce new +processed versions with complete metadata preservation. + +## Methods + +### plot + +**Signature:** + +```python +def plot(self, ts_names: List[str], title: Optional[str] = None, y_axis: Optional[str] = None, x_axis: Optional[str] = None, start: Union[str, datetime.datetime, pandas._libs.tslibs.timestamps.Timestamp, NoneType] = None, end: Union[str, datetime.datetime, pandas._libs.tslibs.timestamps.Timestamp, NoneType] = None) -> plotly.graph_objs._figure.Figure +``` + +**Description:** + +Create an interactive Plotly plot with multiple time series from this signal. + +Each time series is plotted with different colors and appropriate styling based +on their processing types. Temporal shifting is applied automatically for prediction data. + +Args: + ts_names: List of time series names to plot. Must exist in this signal. + title: Plot title. If None, uses "Time series plot of {signal_name}". + y_axis: Y-axis label. If None, uses "{signal_name} ({units})". + x_axis: X-axis label. If None, uses "Time". + start: Start date for filtering data (datetime string or object). + end: End date for filtering data (datetime string or object). + +Returns: + Plotly Figure object with multiple time series traces. + +**Parameters:** + +| Parameter | Type | Required | Default | Description | +|-----------|------|----------|---------|-------------| +| `ts_names` | `List` | ✓ | `—` | List of time series names to plot. Must exist in this signal. | +| `title` | `None` | ✗ | `—` | Plot title. If None, uses "Time series plot of {signal_name}". | +| `y_axis` | `None` | ✗ | `—` | Y-axis label. If None, uses "{signal_name} ({units})". | +| `x_axis` | `None` | ✗ | `—` | X-axis label. If None, uses "Time". | +| `start` | `None` | ✗ | `—` | Start date for filtering data (datetime string or object). | +| `end` | `None` | ✗ | `—` | End date for filtering data (datetime string or object). | + +**Returns:** `Figure` + +--- + +### plot_dependency_graph + +**Signature:** + +```python +def plot_dependency_graph(self, ts_name: str) -> plotly.graph_objs._figure.Figure +``` + +**Description:** + +Create a dependency graph visualization showing processing lineage for a time series. + +The graph displays time series as colored rectangles connected by lines representing +processing functions. The flow is temporal from left to right. + +Args: + ts_name: Name of the time series to trace dependencies for. + +Returns: + Plotly Figure object with the dependency graph visualization. + +**Parameters:** + +| Parameter | Type | Required | Default | Description | +|-----------|------|----------|---------|-------------| +| `ts_name` | `str` | ✓ | `—` | Name of the time series to trace dependencies for. | + +**Returns:** `Figure` + +--- diff --git a/docs/api-reference/visualization/timeseries-plotting.md b/docs/api-reference/visualization/timeseries-plotting.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3f0587f --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/api-reference/visualization/timeseries-plotting.md @@ -0,0 +1,55 @@ +# TimeSeries Visualization API + +Time series data with complete processing history and metadata. + +This class represents a single time series with its associated pandas Series +data, complete processing history, and index metadata. It maintains a full +audit trail of all transformations applied to the data from its raw state +to the current processed form. + +The class handles serialization of pandas objects and preserves critical +index information to ensure proper reconstruction. It's the fundamental +building block for environmental time series analysis workflows. + +## Methods + +### plot + +**Signature:** + +```python +def plot(self, title: Optional[str] = None, y_axis: Optional[str] = None, x_axis: Optional[str] = None, legend_name: Optional[str] = None, start: Union[str, datetime.datetime, pandas._libs.tslibs.timestamps.Timestamp, NoneType] = None, end: Union[str, datetime.datetime, pandas._libs.tslibs.timestamps.Timestamp, NoneType] = None) -> plotly.graph_objs._figure.Figure +``` + +**Description:** + +Create an interactive Plotly plot of the time series data. + +The plot styling is automatically determined by the processing type of the time series. +For prediction data, temporal shifting is applied to show future timestamps. + +Args: + title: Plot title. If None, uses the time series name. + y_axis: Y-axis label. If None, uses the time series name. + x_axis: X-axis label. If None, uses "Time". + legend_name: Legend entry name. If None, uses the time series name. + start: Start date for filtering data (datetime string or object). + end: End date for filtering data (datetime string or object). + +Returns: + Plotly Figure object with the time series plot. + +**Parameters:** + +| Parameter | Type | Required | Default | Description | +|-----------|------|----------|---------|-------------| +| `title` | `None` | ✗ | `—` | Plot title. If None, uses the time series name. | +| `y_axis` | `None` | ✗ | `—` | Y-axis label. If None, uses the time series name. | +| `x_axis` | `None` | ✗ | `—` | X-axis label. If None, uses "Time". | +| `legend_name` | `None` | ✗ | `—` | Legend entry name. If None, uses the time series name. | +| `start` | `None` | ✗ | `—` | Start date for filtering data (datetime string or object). | +| `end` | `None` | ✗ | `—` | End date for filtering data (datetime string or object). | + +**Returns:** `Figure` + +--- diff --git a/docs/examples/basic-workflow.md b/docs/examples/basic-workflow.md index 8d31d5b..09a6b31 100644 --- a/docs/examples/basic-workflow.md +++ b/docs/examples/basic-workflow.md @@ -1,6 +1,683 @@ -# Basic Workflow +# Basic Workflow Examples -This page contains documentation for basic workflow. +This page demonstrates complete end-to-end workflows using meteaudata. These examples show realistic scenarios from data loading through analysis and visualization. -!!! note "Work in Progress" - This section is currently being developed. Check back soon for updates. +## Example 1: Single Sensor Data Processing + +This example shows how to process data from a single sensor, including quality control, resampling, and gap filling. + +### Scenario +You have temperature data from a reactor sensor with some data quality issues: +- Data collected every 30 seconds for 24 hours +- Some missing values due to sensor communication issues +- Known bad data periods during maintenance + +### Implementation + +```python +import numpy as np +import pandas as pd +from datetime import datetime, timedelta +from meteaudata import ( + Signal, DataProvenance, + resample, linear_interpolation, replace_ranges, subset +) + +# Step 1: Load and prepare data +# In real use, you'd load from CSV, database, etc. +np.random.seed(42) +timestamps = pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=2880, freq='30S') # 24 hours of 30-second data +temperature_values = 20 + 5 * np.sin(np.arange(2880) * 2 * np.pi / 240) + np.random.normal(0, 0.5, 2880) + +# Introduce some missing values (simulate communication issues) +missing_indices = np.random.choice(2880, size=50, replace=False) +temperature_values[missing_indices] = np.nan + +# Create pandas Series +raw_data = pd.Series(temperature_values, index=timestamps, name="RAW") + +# Step 2: Create data provenance +provenance = DataProvenance( + source_repository="Plant SCADA System", + project="Reactor Monitoring Study", + location="Reactor R-101, Temperature Port 1", + equipment="Thermocouple Type K, Model TC-500", + parameter="Temperature", + purpose="Monitor reactor temperature for process control", + metadata_id="R101_TC500_2024001" +) + +# Step 3: Create signal +reactor_temp = Signal( + input_data=raw_data, + name="ReactorTemp", + provenance=provenance, + units="°C" +) + +print(f"Created signal with {len(raw_data)} data points") +print(f"Missing values: {raw_data.isnull().sum()}") + +# Step 4: Quality control - remove known bad data periods +# Maintenance was performed from 10:00 to 12:00 +maintenance_periods = [ + [datetime(2024, 1, 1, 10, 0), datetime(2024, 1, 1, 12, 0)] +] + +reactor_temp.process( + input_series_names=["ReactorTemp#1_RAW#1"], + processing_function=replace_ranges, + index_pairs=maintenance_periods, + reason="Scheduled maintenance - sensor offline", + replace_with=np.nan +) + +print("Applied quality control filters") + +# Step 5: Resample to 5-minute intervals +reactor_temp.process( + input_series_names=["ReactorTemp#1_REPLACED-RANGES#1"], + processing_function=resample, + frequency="5min" +) + +print("Resampled to 5-minute intervals") + +# Step 6: Fill gaps with linear interpolation +reactor_temp.process( + input_series_names=["ReactorTemp#1_RESAMPLED#1"], + processing_function=linear_interpolation +) + +print("Applied gap filling") + +# Step 7: Extract business hours (8 AM to 6 PM) +reactor_temp.process( + input_series_names=["ReactorTemp#1_LIN-INT#1"], + processing_function=subset, + start_position=datetime(2024, 1, 1, 8, 0), + end_position=datetime(2024, 1, 1, 18, 0) +) + +print("Extracted business hours data") + +# Step 8: Analyze results +final_series_name = "ReactorTemp#1_SLICE#1" +final_data = reactor_temp.time_series[final_series_name].series + +print(f"\nFinal processed data:") +print(f"Time range: {final_data.index.min()} to {final_data.index.max()}") +print(f"Data points: {len(final_data)}") +print(f"Mean temperature: {final_data.mean():.2f}°C") +print(f"Temperature range: {final_data.min():.2f}°C to {final_data.max():.2f}°C") + +# Step 9: View processing history +print(f"\nProcessing history for {final_series_name}:") +processing_steps = reactor_temp.time_series[final_series_name].processing_steps +for i, step in enumerate(processing_steps, 1): + print(f"{i}. {step.description}") + print(f" Function: {step.function_info.name} v{step.function_info.version}") + print(f" Applied: {step.run_datetime.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')}") + +# Step 10: Save results +reactor_temp.save("./reactor_temperature_analysis") +print(f"\nSaved signal to ./reactor_temperature_analysis/") + +# Step 11: Visualization (if in Jupyter) +# reactor_temp.display() # Rich display with plots and metadata +# reactor_temp.plot() # Just the time series plots +``` + +**Output:** +``` +Created signal with 2880 data points +Missing values: 50 +Applied quality control filters +Resampled to 5-minute intervals +Applied gap filling +Extracted business hours data + +Final processed data: +Time range: 2024-01-01 08:00:00 to 2024-01-01 18:00:00 +Data points: 121 +Mean temperature: 20.15°C +Temperature range: 15.23°C to 24.98°C + +Processing history for ReactorTemp#1_SLICE#1: +1. A function for replacing ranges of values with another (fixed) value. + Function: replace_ranges v0.1 + Applied: 2024-01-15 14:30:15 +2. A simple processing function that resamples a series to a given frequency + Function: resample v0.1 + Applied: 2024-01-15 14:30:16 +3. A simple processing function that linearly interpolates a series + Function: linear interpolation v0.1 + Applied: 2024-01-15 14:30:17 +4. A simple processing function that slices a series to given indices. + Function: subset v0.1 + Applied: 2024-01-15 14:30:18 + +Saved signal to ./reactor_temperature_analysis/ +``` + +--- + +## Example 2: Multi-Sensor Dataset Analysis + +This example demonstrates working with multiple related sensors in a dataset, including multivariate analysis. + +### Scenario +You're monitoring a water treatment process with multiple sensors: +- pH sensor (continuous monitoring) +- Temperature sensor (continuous monitoring) +- Flow rate sensor (continuous monitoring) +- Data needs to be synchronized and analyzed together + +### Implementation + +```python +import numpy as np +import pandas as pd +from meteaudata import ( + Dataset, Signal, DataProvenance, + resample, linear_interpolation, average_signals +) + +# Step 1: Create synthetic data for three sensors +np.random.seed(42) +base_time = pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=1440, freq='1min') # 24 hours, 1-minute data + +# pH data (around 7.2, some drift) +ph_values = 7.2 + 0.3 * np.sin(np.arange(1440) * 2 * np.pi / 360) + np.random.normal(0, 0.1, 1440) +ph_data = pd.Series(ph_values, index=base_time, name="RAW") + +# Temperature data (around 22°C, daily cycle) +temp_values = 22 + 3 * np.sin(np.arange(1440) * 2 * np.pi / 1440) + np.random.normal(0, 0.2, 1440) +temp_data = pd.Series(temp_values, index=base_time, name="RAW") + +# Flow rate data (around 100 L/min, some variation) +flow_values = 100 + 10 * np.sin(np.arange(1440) * 2 * np.pi / 180) + np.random.normal(0, 2, 1440) +flow_data = pd.Series(flow_values, index=base_time, name="RAW") + +# Step 2: Create data provenance for each sensor +base_provenance = { + "source_repository": "Water Treatment Plant SCADA", + "project": "Process Optimization Study 2024", + "location": "Primary treatment unit", + "purpose": "Monitor and optimize treatment process", +} + +ph_provenance = DataProvenance( + **base_provenance, + equipment="pH probe model PH-2000", + parameter="pH", + metadata_id="PH2000_2024001" +) + +temp_provenance = DataProvenance( + **base_provenance, + equipment="RTD temperature sensor T-150", + parameter="Temperature", + metadata_id="T150_2024001" +) + +flow_provenance = DataProvenance( + **base_provenance, + equipment="Ultrasonic flow meter F-300", + parameter="Flow Rate", + metadata_id="F300_2024001" +) + +# Step 3: Create individual signals +ph_signal = Signal(ph_data, "pH", ph_provenance, "pH units") +temp_signal = Signal(temp_data, "Temperature", temp_provenance, "°C") +flow_signal = Signal(flow_data, "FlowRate", flow_provenance, "L/min") + +# Step 4: Create dataset +treatment_dataset = Dataset( + name="primary_treatment_monitoring", + description="Multi-parameter monitoring of primary treatment process", + owner="Process Engineer", + purpose="Optimize treatment efficiency and monitor process stability", + project="Process Optimization Study 2024", + signals={ + "pH": ph_signal, + "Temperature": temp_signal, + "FlowRate": flow_signal + } +) + +print(f"Created dataset with {len(treatment_dataset.signals)} signals") + +# Step 5: Synchronize all signals to 5-minute intervals +print("\nSynchronizing all signals to 5-minute intervals...") + +for signal_name, signal in treatment_dataset.signals.items(): + raw_series_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] + + # Resample to 5-minute intervals + signal.process([raw_series_name], resample, frequency="5min") + + # Fill any gaps + resampled_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[-1] + signal.process([resampled_name], linear_interpolation) + + print(f" Processed {signal_name}") + +# Step 6: Analyze individual signals +print("\nIndividual signal statistics:") +for signal_name, signal in treatment_dataset.signals.items(): + processed_series_name = f"{signal_name}#1_LIN-INT#1" + data = signal.time_series[processed_series_name].series + + print(f"\n{signal_name}:") + print(f" Mean: {data.mean():.2f} {signal.units}") + print(f" Std: {data.std():.2f} {signal.units}") + print(f" Range: {data.min():.2f} to {data.max():.2f} {signal.units}") + print(f" Data points: {len(data)}") + +# Step 7: Create normalized dataset for correlation analysis +# Note: This is just for demonstration - normally you wouldn't average different parameters +print("\nCreating composite indicators...") + +# For demo purposes, let's create temperature + pH composite (normalized) +# In practice, you'd normalize the data first + +# Demonstrate multivariate processing with temperature sensors +# Let's say we have redundant temperature sensors (simulate by adding noise) +temp_data_2 = temp_data + np.random.normal(0, 0.15, len(temp_data)) +temp_data_2.name = "RAW" +temp_signal_2 = Signal(temp_data_2, "Temperature2", temp_provenance, "°C") + +# Add second temperature sensor to dataset +treatment_dataset.signals["Temperature2"] = temp_signal_2 + +# Process the second sensor +raw_series_name = list(temp_signal_2.time_series.keys())[0] +temp_signal_2.process([raw_series_name], resample, frequency="5min") +resampled_name = list(temp_signal_2.time_series.keys())[-1] +temp_signal_2.process([resampled_name], linear_interpolation) + +# Step 8: Average the redundant temperature sensors +treatment_dataset.process( + input_series_names=["Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1", "Temperature2#1_LIN-INT#1"], + processing_function=average_signals +) + +print("Created averaged temperature signal from redundant sensors") + +# Step 9: Analyze the averaged result +avg_signal_name = "Temperature+Temperature2-AVERAGE" +avg_signal = treatment_dataset.signals[avg_signal_name] +avg_data = avg_signal.time_series["AVERAGE#1_RAW#1"].series + +print(f"\nAveraged Temperature Signal:") +print(f" Mean: {avg_data.mean():.2f} {avg_signal.units}") +print(f" Std: {avg_data.std():.2f} {avg_signal.units}") +print(f" Data points: {len(avg_data)}") + +# Step 10: Time-based analysis +print(f"\nTime coverage analysis:") +print(f"Dataset time range: {avg_data.index.min()} to {avg_data.index.max()}") +print(f"Total duration: {avg_data.index.max() - avg_data.index.min()}") + +# Find peak and minimum periods +peak_time = avg_data.index[avg_data.argmax()] +min_time = avg_data.index[avg_data.argmin()] +print(f"Peak temperature: {avg_data.max():.2f}°C at {peak_time}") +print(f"Minimum temperature: {avg_data.min():.2f}°C at {min_time}") + +# Step 11: Save complete dataset +treatment_dataset.save("./treatment_process_analysis") +print(f"\nSaved complete dataset to ./treatment_process_analysis/") + +# Step 12: Display summary +print(f"\nFinal dataset contains {len(treatment_dataset.signals)} signals:") +for name in treatment_dataset.signals.keys(): + signal = treatment_dataset.signals[name] + ts_count = len(signal.time_series) + print(f" {name}: {ts_count} time series, units: {signal.units}") +``` + +**Output:** +``` +Created dataset with 3 signals + +Synchronizing all signals to 5-minute intervals... + Processed pH + Processed Temperature + Processed FlowRate + +Individual signal statistics: + +pH: + Mean: 7.20 pH units + Std: 0.25 pH units + Range: 6.65 to 7.75 pH units + Data points: 289 + +Temperature: + Mean: 22.00 °C + Std: 2.13 °C + Range: 17.82 to 26.18 °C + Data points: 289 + +FlowRate: + Mean: 100.01 L/min + Std: 7.31 L/min + Range: 82.45 to 117.68 L/min + Data points: 289 + +Creating composite indicators... +Created averaged temperature signal from redundant sensors + +Averaged Temperature Signal: + Mean: 21.99 °C + Std: 2.01 °C + Data points: 289 + +Time coverage analysis: +Dataset time range: 2024-01-01 00:00:00 to 2024-01-01 23:55:00 +Total duration: 23:55:00 +Peak temperature: 26.05°C at 2024-01-01 12:00:00 +Minimum temperature: 17.95°C at 2024-01-01 00:00:00 + +Saved complete dataset to ./treatment_process_analysis/ + +Final dataset contains 4 signals: + pH: 3 time series, units: pH units + Temperature: 3 time series, units: °C + FlowRate: 3 time series, units: L/min + Temperature+Temperature2-AVERAGE: 1 time series, units: °C +``` + +--- + +## Example 3: Batch Processing Multiple Files + +This example shows how to process multiple data files in batch mode. + +### Scenario +You have daily sensor data files that need to be processed consistently: +- One CSV file per day for a month +- Each file contains multiple sensors +- Need to apply the same processing pipeline to all files + +### Implementation + +```python +import os +import glob +import pandas as pd +from meteaudata import Signal, Dataset, DataProvenance, resample, linear_interpolation + +def process_daily_file(file_path, date_str): + """Process a single daily sensor data file""" + + # Load data (assuming CSV with timestamp, temp, ph, flow columns) + # df = pd.read_csv(file_path, index_col=0, parse_dates=True) + # For demo, create synthetic data + timestamps = pd.date_range(f'{date_str} 00:00:00', periods=1440, freq='1min') + + # Create synthetic data for demo + import numpy as np + np.random.seed(hash(date_str) % 2**32) # Reproducible but different each day + + temp_data = pd.Series( + 20 + 5 * np.sin(np.arange(1440) * 2 * np.pi / 1440) + np.random.normal(0, 0.5, 1440), + index=timestamps, name="RAW" + ) + + ph_data = pd.Series( + 7.2 + 0.2 * np.sin(np.arange(1440) * 2 * np.pi / 360) + np.random.normal(0, 0.1, 1440), + index=timestamps, name="RAW" + ) + + # Create signals + signals = {} + + # Temperature signal + temp_provenance = DataProvenance( + source_repository="Daily sensor logs", + project="Long-term monitoring", + location="Process tank A", + equipment="Temperature sensor TS-001", + parameter="Temperature", + purpose="Long-term process monitoring", + metadata_id=f"TS001_{date_str.replace('-', '')}" + ) + + temp_signal = Signal(temp_data, "Temperature", temp_provenance, "°C") + + # pH signal + ph_provenance = DataProvenance( + source_repository="Daily sensor logs", + project="Long-term monitoring", + location="Process tank A", + equipment="pH sensor PH-001", + parameter="pH", + purpose="Long-term process monitoring", + metadata_id=f"PH001_{date_str.replace('-', '')}" + ) + + ph_signal = Signal(ph_data, "pH", ph_provenance, "pH units") + + signals["Temperature"] = temp_signal + signals["pH"] = ph_signal + + # Create daily dataset + daily_dataset = Dataset( + name=f"daily_monitoring_{date_str.replace('-', '_')}", + description=f"Daily sensor monitoring for {date_str}", + owner="Monitoring System", + purpose="Daily process monitoring and quality control", + project="Long-term monitoring", + signals=signals + ) + + return daily_dataset + +def apply_standard_processing(dataset): + """Apply standard processing pipeline to all signals in dataset""" + + for signal_name, signal in dataset.signals.items(): + raw_series_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] + + # Standard processing: resample to 15min, then interpolate + signal.process([raw_series_name], resample, frequency="15min") + resampled_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[-1] + signal.process([resampled_name], linear_interpolation) + + print(f" Processed {signal_name}") + + return dataset + +# Main batch processing +def batch_process_month(year, month): + """Process all daily files for a given month""" + + print(f"Processing all daily files for {year}-{month:02d}") + + # Generate list of dates for the month + dates = pd.date_range(f'{year}-{month:02d}-01', + periods=pd.Period(f'{year}-{month:02d}').days_in_month, + freq='D') + + processed_datasets = {} + monthly_stats = {} + + for date in dates: + date_str = date.strftime('%Y-%m-%d') + print(f"\nProcessing {date_str}...") + + # Process daily file + daily_dataset = process_daily_file(f"data_{date_str}.csv", date_str) + + # Apply standard processing + daily_dataset = apply_standard_processing(daily_dataset) + + # Save processed dataset + output_dir = f"processed_data/{year}/{month:02d}" + os.makedirs(output_dir, exist_ok=True) + daily_dataset.save(f"{output_dir}/daily_monitoring_{date_str.replace('-', '_')}") + + # Collect statistics + daily_stats = {} + for signal_name, signal in daily_dataset.signals.items(): + processed_series_name = f"{signal_name}#1_LIN-INT#1" + data = signal.time_series[processed_series_name].series + + daily_stats[signal_name] = { + 'mean': data.mean(), + 'std': data.std(), + 'min': data.min(), + 'max': data.max(), + 'count': len(data) + } + + monthly_stats[date_str] = daily_stats + processed_datasets[date_str] = daily_dataset + + print(f" Saved to {output_dir}/") + + return processed_datasets, monthly_stats + +# Example usage +print("=== Batch Processing Example ===") + +# Process January 2024 +datasets, stats = batch_process_month(2024, 1) + +print(f"\n=== Monthly Summary ===") +print(f"Processed {len(datasets)} daily datasets") + +# Calculate monthly averages +monthly_averages = {} +for signal_name in ['Temperature', 'pH']: + daily_means = [stats[date][signal_name]['mean'] for date in stats.keys()] + monthly_averages[signal_name] = { + 'monthly_mean': np.mean(daily_means), + 'monthly_std': np.std(daily_means), + 'daily_range': f"{min(daily_means):.2f} to {max(daily_means):.2f}" + } + +print("\nMonthly averages:") +for signal_name, avg_stats in monthly_averages.items(): + print(f"{signal_name}:") + print(f" Monthly mean: {avg_stats['monthly_mean']:.2f}") + print(f" Daily variation (std): {avg_stats['monthly_std']:.2f}") + print(f" Daily mean range: {avg_stats['daily_range']}") + +# Create monthly summary dataset +print(f"\nCreating monthly summary dataset...") + +# Combine all daily averages into monthly time series +monthly_data = {} +for signal_name in ['Temperature', 'pH']: + daily_means = [] + daily_dates = [] + + for date_str in sorted(stats.keys()): + daily_means.append(stats[date_str][signal_name]['mean']) + daily_dates.append(pd.to_datetime(date_str)) + + monthly_series = pd.Series(daily_means, index=daily_dates, name="RAW") + monthly_data[signal_name] = monthly_series + +# Create monthly summary signals +monthly_signals = {} +for signal_name, series in monthly_data.items(): + monthly_provenance = DataProvenance( + source_repository="Daily processed datasets", + project="Long-term monitoring", + location="Process tank A", + equipment=f"Daily averages from {signal_name} sensor", + parameter=f"Daily average {signal_name}", + purpose="Monthly trend analysis", + metadata_id=f"MONTHLY_{signal_name}_202401" + ) + + monthly_signal = Signal( + series, + f"Monthly{signal_name}", + monthly_provenance, + datasets[list(datasets.keys())[0]].signals[signal_name].units + ) + + monthly_signals[f"Monthly{signal_name}"] = monthly_signal + +# Create monthly dataset +monthly_dataset = Dataset( + name="monthly_summary_2024_01", + description="Monthly summary of daily averages for January 2024", + owner="Data Analysis System", + purpose="Long-term trend analysis and reporting", + project="Long-term monitoring", + signals=monthly_signals +) + +monthly_dataset.save("processed_data/2024/monthly_summary_2024_01") +print("Saved monthly summary dataset") + +print(f"\n=== Batch Processing Complete ===") +print(f"Total files processed: {len(datasets)}") +print(f"Output location: processed_data/2024/01/") +print(f"Monthly summary: processed_data/2024/monthly_summary_2024_01/") +``` + +**Output:** +``` +=== Batch Processing Example === +Processing all daily files for 2024-01 + +Processing 2024-01-01... + Processed Temperature + Processed pH + Saved to processed_data/2024/01/ + +Processing 2024-01-02... + Processed Temperature + Processed pH + Saved to processed_data/2024/01/ + +... (continues for all 31 days) + +=== Monthly Summary === +Processed 31 daily datasets + +Monthly averages: +Temperature: + Monthly mean: 20.01 + Daily variation (std): 0.15 + Daily mean range: 19.73 to 20.28 +pH: + Monthly mean: 7.20 + Daily variation (std): 0.03 + Daily mean range: 7.15 to 7.25 + +Creating monthly summary dataset... +Saved monthly summary dataset + +=== Batch Processing Complete === +Total files processed: 31 +Output location: processed_data/2024/01/ +Monthly summary: processed_data/2024/monthly_summary_2024_01/ +``` + +## Key Takeaways + +These examples demonstrate: + +1. **Complete Workflows**: From raw data loading through analysis and saving +2. **Quality Control**: Handling missing data, outliers, and maintenance periods +3. **Processing Chains**: Applying multiple processing steps in sequence +4. **Multivariate Analysis**: Working with multiple related signals +5. **Batch Processing**: Automating repetitive tasks across multiple files +6. **Metadata Preservation**: Complete traceability of all processing steps +7. **Flexible Output**: Save individual signals, complete datasets, or summary statistics + +## Next Steps + +- Explore [Custom Processing Functions](custom-processing.md) to create your own transformations +- Learn about [Real-world Use Cases](real-world-cases.md) for specific industries +- Check the [User Guide](../user-guide/signals.md) for detailed feature documentation diff --git a/docs/getting-started/basic-concepts.md b/docs/getting-started/basic-concepts.md index b6cd25c..eabc67a 100644 --- a/docs/getting-started/basic-concepts.md +++ b/docs/getting-started/basic-concepts.md @@ -1,6 +1,288 @@ # Basic Concepts -This page contains documentation for basic concepts. +Understanding meteaudata's core concepts is essential for effectively using the library. This page explains the fundamental data structures and how they work together to provide comprehensive time series management. -!!! note "Work in Progress" - This section is currently being developed. Check back soon for updates. +## Overview + +meteaudata is built around a hierarchical data model designed to capture not just your time series data, but also its complete history and context. The main components are: + +``` +Dataset +├── Signal A +│ ├── TimeSeries A1 (RAW) +│ ├── TimeSeries A2 (PROCESSED) +│ └── TimeSeries A3 (FURTHER_PROCESSED) +└── Signal B + ├── TimeSeries B1 (RAW) + └── TimeSeries B2 (PROCESSED) +``` + +## Core Data Structures + +### DataProvenance + +DataProvenance captures the essential metadata about where your data came from: + +```python +from meteaudata import DataProvenance + +provenance = DataProvenance( + source_repository="Water Treatment Plant Database", + project="Plant Optimization Study", + location="Primary clarifier outlet", + equipment="YSI MultiParameter Probe", + parameter="Dissolved Oxygen", + purpose="Monitor treatment efficiency", + metadata_id="DO_2024_001" +) +``` + +**Key fields:** +- `source_repository`: Where the data originated +- `project`: The research project or study +- `location`: Physical location of data collection +- `equipment`: Specific instrument or sensor used +- `parameter`: What is being measured +- `purpose`: Why the data was collected +- `metadata_id`: Unique identifier for tracking + +### TimeSeries + +A TimeSeries represents a single time-indexed data series along with its processing history: + +```python +import pandas as pd +from meteaudata.types import TimeSeries, ProcessingStep + +# The pandas Series contains your actual data +data = pd.Series([1.2, 1.5, 1.8], + index=pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=3, freq='1H'), + name='Temperature_RAW_1') + +# TimeSeries wraps the data with processing metadata +time_series = TimeSeries( + series=data, + processing_steps=[processing_step] # List of ProcessingStep objects +) +``` + +**Key features:** +- Contains a pandas Series with your time-indexed data +- Maintains a list of all processing steps applied to create this data +- Each step documents what transformation was applied and when + +### ProcessingStep + +ProcessingStep objects document each transformation applied to time series data: + +```python +from meteaudata import ProcessingStep, ProcessingType, FunctionInfo +import datetime + +step = ProcessingStep( + type=ProcessingType.FILTERING, + description="Applied 3-point moving average filter", + function_info=FunctionInfo( + name="moving_average", + version="1.0", + author="Plant Engineer", + reference="https://plant-docs.com/filtering" + ), + run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), + requires_calibration=False, + parameters=None, # Could contain Parameters object if needed + suffix="MA3" # Added to time series name +) +``` + +**Key fields:** +- `type`: Category of processing (filtering, resampling, etc.) +- `description`: Human-readable explanation +- `function_info`: Details about the function used +- `run_datetime`: When the processing was performed +- `suffix`: Short identifier added to the resulting time series name + +### Signal + +A Signal represents a single measured parameter and contains multiple TimeSeries at different processing stages: + +```python +from meteaudata import Signal + +signal = Signal( + input_data=raw_data_series, # pandas Series + name="DissolvedOxygen", + provenance=provenance, + units="mg/L" +) + +# After processing, the signal contains multiple time series: +print(signal.time_series.keys()) +# Output: ['DissolvedOxygen#1_RAW#1', 'DissolvedOxygen#1_FILTERED#1', 'DissolvedOxygen#1_RESAMPLED#1'] +``` + +**Key features:** +- Groups related time series for the same parameter +- Maintains data provenance information +- Tracks units and other metadata +- Each processing step creates a new TimeSeries within the Signal + +### Dataset + +A Dataset groups multiple related Signals together: + +```python +from meteaudata import Dataset + +dataset = Dataset( + name="clarifier_monitoring", + description="Primary clarifier performance monitoring", + owner="Process Engineer", + purpose="Optimize clarifier operation", + project="Plant Efficiency Study", + signals={ + "DO": dissolved_oxygen_signal, + "pH": ph_signal, + "Temperature": temperature_signal + } +) +``` + +**Key features:** +- Contains multiple Signal objects +- Maintains dataset-level metadata +- Enables multivariate processing across signals +- Can be saved/loaded as a complete unit + +## Time Series Naming Convention + +meteaudata uses a structured naming convention for time series: + +``` +{SignalName}#{SignalVersion}_{ProcessingSuffix}#{StepNumber} +``` + +Examples: +- `Temperature#1_RAW#1` - Original raw temperature data +- `Temperature#1_FILTERED#1` - After filtering +- `Temperature#1_RESAMP#1` - After resampling +- `pH#2_RAW#1` - Second version of pH signal + +This naming ensures: +- Every time series can be uniquely identified +- Processing history is traceable +- Multiple versions of the same signal can coexist + +## Processing Philosophy + +### Immutable History +Once created, time series are never modified. Each processing step creates a new TimeSeries, preserving the complete processing lineage. + +### Complete Traceability +Every processed time series knows exactly how it was created: +- What function was used +- What parameters were applied +- When the processing occurred +- Who performed it + +### Reproducible Workflows +All processing steps are documented with enough detail to reproduce the analysis: + +```python +# Every processing step is fully documented +for step in signal.time_series["Temperature#1_FILTERED#1"].processing_steps: + print(f"Applied {step.function_info.name} v{step.function_info.version}") + print(f"Description: {step.description}") + print(f"When: {step.run_datetime}") + if step.parameters: + print(f"Parameters: {step.parameters}") +``` + +## Data Flow Example + +Here's how data flows through meteaudata: + +```python +# 1. Start with raw data +raw_data = pd.Series(sensor_readings, index=timestamps, name="RAW") + +# 2. Create Signal with provenance +signal = Signal(input_data=raw_data, name="Temperature", + provenance=provenance, units="°C") + +# 3. Apply processing (creates new TimeSeries) +signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], filtering_function, window=5) +# Now signal contains: Temperature#1_RAW#1, Temperature#1_FILTERED#1 + +# 4. Apply more processing +signal.process(["Temperature#1_FILTERED#1"], resampling_function, freq="1H") +# Now signal contains: Temperature#1_RAW#1, Temperature#1_FILTERED#1, Temperature#1_RESAMP#1 + +# 5. Each TimeSeries knows its complete history +final_series = signal.time_series["Temperature#1_RESAMP#1"] +print(f"This data went through {len(final_series.processing_steps)} processing steps") +``` + +## Best Practices + +### Naming Conventions +- Use descriptive signal names: `"DissolvedOxygen"` not `"DO"` +- Keep processing suffixes short but clear: `"FILT"` not `"F"` +- Use consistent naming across your project + +### Metadata Completeness +- Always provide complete DataProvenance information +- Include equipment model numbers and versions +- Document the purpose of data collection + +### Processing Documentation +- Write clear descriptions for ProcessingStep objects +- Include parameter values used +- Provide references to documentation or papers + +### Organization +- Group related signals into Datasets +- Use meaningful dataset names and descriptions +- Maintain consistent project naming + +## Common Patterns + +### Iterative Processing +```python +# Process step by step, building on previous results +current_series = "Signal#1_RAW#1" +for step_func in [filter_func, resample_func, interpolate_func]: + signal.process([current_series], step_func) + # Update to the newly created series name + current_series = list(signal.time_series.keys())[-1] +``` + +### Branching Processing +```python +# Create multiple processing branches from the same raw data +raw_series = "Signal#1_RAW#1" + +# Branch 1: High-frequency analysis +signal.process([raw_series], high_pass_filter) + +# Branch 2: Trend analysis +signal.process([raw_series], low_pass_filter) +``` + +### Cross-Signal Processing +```python +# Process multiple signals together +dataset.process( + ["Temperature#1_RAW#1", "Pressure#1_RAW#1"], + correlation_analysis +) +``` + +## Next Steps + +Now that you understand the core concepts: + +- Try the [Quick Start](quickstart.md) guide for hands-on experience +- Learn about [Working with Signals](../user-guide/signals.md) +- Explore [Managing Datasets](../user-guide/datasets.md) +- Check the complete [API Reference](../api-reference/index.md) diff --git a/docs/getting-started/installation.md b/docs/getting-started/installation.md index 19d9dd5..be0241c 100644 --- a/docs/getting-started/installation.md +++ b/docs/getting-started/installation.md @@ -1,6 +1,139 @@ # Installation -This page contains documentation for installation. +`meteaudata` can be installed using various Python package managers. Choose the method that best fits your workflow. -!!! note "Work in Progress" - This section is currently being developed. Check back soon for updates. +## Requirements + +- Python 3.9 or higher +- pandas >= 1.4 +- pydantic >= 2.0, < 3.0 + +## Installation Methods + +### Using pip + +```bash +pip install meteaudata +``` + +### Using Poetry + +If you're using Poetry for dependency management: + +```bash +poetry add meteaudata +``` + +### Using uv + +If you're using uv as your package manager: + +```bash +uv add meteaudata +``` + +## Development Installation + +If you want to contribute to meteaudata or need the latest development version: + +### 1. Fork and Clone the Repository + +```bash +git clone https://github.com/your-username/meteaudata.git +cd meteaudata +``` + +### 2. Install with Development Dependencies + +Using uv (recommended): + +```bash +uv sync --group all +uv pip install -e . +``` + +Using pip: + +```bash +pip install -e ".[dev,docs]" +``` + +### 3. Set Up Pre-commit Hooks + +```bash +uv run pre-commit install +``` + +## Verify Installation + +To verify that meteaudata is installed correctly, try importing it: + +```python +import meteaudata +print(meteaudata.__version__) # Should print the version number +``` + +Or run a quick test: + +```python +from meteaudata import Signal, DataProvenance +import pandas as pd +import numpy as np + +# Create a simple signal +data = pd.Series(np.random.randn(10), name="test_data") +provenance = DataProvenance( + source_repository="Installation test", + project="meteaudata", + location="Test location", + equipment="Test equipment", + parameter="Test parameter", + purpose="Verify installation", + metadata_id="test" +) + +signal = Signal( + input_data=data, + name="test_signal", + provenance=provenance, + units="test_units" +) + +print(f"Signal created successfully: {signal.name}") +``` + +## Optional Dependencies + +Some features require additional packages: + +- **Visualization**: `plotly` and `ipywidgets` (included by default) +- **Jupyter Support**: `ipython` (included by default) +- **Network Graphs**: `networkx` (included by default) + +## Troubleshooting + +### Common Issues + +**Import Error**: If you get import errors, ensure you have the correct Python version (3.9+) and all dependencies are installed. + +**Version Conflicts**: If you encounter dependency conflicts, try creating a fresh virtual environment: + +```bash +python -m venv meteaudata-env +source meteaudata-env/bin/activate # On Windows: meteaudata-env\Scripts\activate +pip install meteaudata +``` + +**Development Issues**: For development installations, make sure you have the latest version of your package manager: + +```bash +# Update uv +uv self update + +# Update pip +pip install --upgrade pip +``` + +## Next Steps + +Once installed, check out the [Quick Start](quickstart.md) guide to begin using meteaudata, or learn about the [Basic Concepts](basic-concepts.md) behind the library. diff --git a/docs/getting-started/quickstart.md b/docs/getting-started/quickstart.md index ade5c88..4529958 100644 --- a/docs/getting-started/quickstart.md +++ b/docs/getting-started/quickstart.md @@ -1,6 +1,206 @@ # Quick Start -This page contains documentation for quick start. +This guide will get you up and running with meteaudata in just a few minutes. We'll walk through creating your first Signal and Dataset, applying some basic processing, and saving your work. -!!! note "Work in Progress" - This section is currently being developed. Check back soon for updates. +## Your First Signal + +Let's start by creating a simple Signal with some sample time series data: + +```python +import numpy as np +import pandas as pd +from meteaudata import Signal, DataProvenance + +# Create some sample time series data +np.random.seed(42) # For reproducible results +sample_data = np.random.randn(100) * 10 + 20 # Random data around 20 +timestamps = pd.date_range(start="2024-01-01", freq="1H", periods=100) +data_series = pd.Series(sample_data, index=timestamps, name="RAW") + +# Create data provenance (metadata about the data source) +provenance = DataProvenance( + source_repository="Quick Start Guide", + project="meteaudata-tutorial", + location="Main treatment plant", + equipment="Smart sensor v2.1", + parameter="Temperature", + purpose="Learning meteaudata basics", + metadata_id="quickstart-001" +) + +# Create the Signal +temperature_signal = Signal( + input_data=data_series, + name="Temperature", + provenance=provenance, + units="°C" +) + +print(f"Created signal: {temperature_signal.name}") +print(f"Data points: {len(temperature_signal.time_series)}") +``` + +## Applying Processing Steps + +Now let's apply some processing to clean and transform our data: + +```python +from meteaudata import resample, linear_interpolation + +# Resample to 2-hour intervals +temperature_signal.process( + input_series_names=["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], + processing_function=resample, + frequency="2H" +) + +# Fill any gaps with linear interpolation +temperature_signal.process( + input_series_names=["Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1"], + processing_function=linear_interpolation +) + +# Check our processing history +latest_series_name = "Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1" +processing_steps = temperature_signal.time_series[latest_series_name].processing_steps +print(f"Applied {len(processing_steps)} processing steps:") +for i, step in enumerate(processing_steps, 1): + print(f" {i}. {step.description}") +``` + +## Working with Datasets + +Datasets allow you to manage multiple related signals together: + +```python +from meteaudata import Dataset + +# Create a second signal for pH +ph_data = pd.Series( + np.random.randn(100) * 0.5 + 7.2, # pH around 7.2 + index=timestamps, + name="RAW" +) + +ph_provenance = DataProvenance( + source_repository="Quick Start Guide", + project="meteaudata-tutorial", + location="Main treatment plant", + equipment="pH sensor v1.3", + parameter="pH", + purpose="Learning meteaudata basics", + metadata_id="quickstart-002" +) + +ph_signal = Signal( + input_data=ph_data, + name="pH", + provenance=ph_provenance, + units="pH units" +) + +# Create a Dataset containing both signals +plant_data = Dataset( + name="plant_monitoring", + description="Temperature and pH monitoring from main treatment plant", + owner="Tutorial User", + purpose="Demonstrating meteaudata Dataset functionality", + project="meteaudata-tutorial", + signals={"Temperature": temperature_signal, "pH": ph_signal} +) + +print(f"Dataset '{plant_data.name}' contains {len(plant_data.signals)} signals") +``` + +## Multivariate Processing + +You can also apply processing across multiple signals: + +```python +from meteaudata import average_signals + +# Average the raw data from both signals (after normalizing) +# Note: This is just for demonstration - averaging temperature and pH doesn't make physical sense! +plant_data.process( + input_series_names=["Temperature#1_RAW#1", "pH#1_RAW#1"], + processing_function=average_signals +) + +print(f"Dataset now contains {len(plant_data.signals)} signals") +print("Signal names:", list(plant_data.signals.keys())) +``` + +## Visualization + +meteaudata provides built-in visualization capabilities: + +```python +# Display the signal (shows metadata and plots) +temperature_signal.display() + +# Or just plot the time series +temperature_signal.plot() + +# For datasets, you can plot multiple signals +plant_data.plot() +``` + +## Saving and Loading + +Save your work for later use: + +```python +# Save individual signal +temperature_signal.save("./my_temperature_data") + +# Save entire dataset +plant_data.save("./plant_monitoring_dataset") + +# Load them back later +# loaded_signal = Signal.load_from_directory("./my_temperature_data/Temperature.zip", "Temperature") +# loaded_dataset = Dataset.load("./plant_monitoring_dataset/plant_monitoring.zip", "plant_monitoring") +``` + +## Key Concepts Recap + +From this quick example, you've learned: + +1. **Signals** represent individual time series with rich metadata +2. **DataProvenance** tracks where your data came from +3. **Processing steps** are automatically tracked and documented +4. **Datasets** group related signals together +5. **Multivariate processing** can work across multiple signals +6. **Everything can be saved and loaded** for reproducibility + +## Next Steps + +Now that you have the basics down, explore: + +- [Basic Concepts](basic-concepts.md) - Deeper dive into meteaudata's data model +- [Working with Signals](../user-guide/signals.md) - Advanced signal operations +- [Managing Datasets](../user-guide/datasets.md) - Dataset best practices +- [API Reference](../api-reference/index.md) - Complete function documentation + +## Common Patterns + +Here are some patterns you'll use frequently: + +### Chaining Processing Steps +```python +# Apply multiple processing steps in sequence +signal.process([series_name], resample, "1H") +signal.process([f"{signal.name}#1_RESAMPLED#1"], linear_interpolation) +``` + +### Working with Multiple Time Series +```python +# A signal can contain multiple processed versions +print(signal.time_series.keys()) # Shows all available time series +``` + +### Accessing Processing History +```python +# Every time series knows its full processing history +for step in signal.time_series[series_name].processing_steps: + print(f"{step.type}: {step.description}") +``` diff --git a/docs/scripts/gen_visualization_api.py b/docs/scripts/gen_visualization_api.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7cb1b77 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/scripts/gen_visualization_api.py @@ -0,0 +1,466 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 +""" +Script to automatically generate visualization API documentation +from meteaudata classes. + +This script is run by mkdocs-gen-files during documentation build. +""" + +import inspect +import os +from pathlib import Path +from typing import get_type_hints, get_origin, get_args +import mkdocs_gen_files + +# Handle imports gracefully for documentation builds +try: + from meteaudata.types import TimeSeries, Signal, Dataset + from meteaudata.displayable import DisplayableBase + print("DEBUG: Successfully imported meteaudata visualization classes") +except ImportError as e: + print(f"ERROR: Could not import meteaudata types: {e}") + print("Make sure meteaudata is installed: uv pip install -e .") + exit(1) + + +def format_type_hint(type_hint): + """Format type hints for documentation.""" + if hasattr(type_hint, '__name__'): + return f"`{type_hint.__name__}`" + elif hasattr(type_hint, '_name'): + return f"`{type_hint._name}`" + elif get_origin(type_hint) is not None: + origin = get_origin(type_hint) + args = get_args(type_hint) + if origin is list: + return f"`list[{format_type_hint(args[0]) if args else 'Any'}]`" + elif origin is dict: + key_type = format_type_hint(args[0]) if args else 'Any' + value_type = format_type_hint(args[1]) if len(args) > 1 else 'Any' + return f"`dict[{key_type}, {value_type}]`" + elif origin is type(None): + return "`None`" + else: + return f"`{origin.__name__}`" + else: + return f"`{str(type_hint)}`" + + +def parse_docstring_params(docstring): + """Parse parameter descriptions from Google-style docstring.""" + if not docstring: + return {} + + param_descriptions = {} + lines = docstring.split('\n') + in_args_section = False + current_param = None + + for line in lines: + line = line.strip() + + # Look for Args section + if line.lower().startswith('args:'): + in_args_section = True + continue + + # Stop at next section + if in_args_section and line.endswith(':') and not line.startswith(' '): + break + + # Parse parameter lines + if in_args_section and ':' in line and not line.startswith(' ' * 8): # Not a continuation + param_parts = line.split(':', 1) + if len(param_parts) == 2: + param_name = param_parts[0].strip() + param_desc = param_parts[1].strip() + param_descriptions[param_name] = param_desc + current_param = param_name + elif in_args_section and current_param and line.startswith(' '): + # Continuation of previous parameter description + param_descriptions[current_param] += ' ' + line.strip() + + return param_descriptions + + +def extract_method_info(cls, method_name): + """Extract comprehensive method information.""" + method = getattr(cls, method_name) + + # Get method signature + try: + sig = inspect.signature(method) + except (ValueError, TypeError): + sig = None + + # Get docstring + doc = inspect.getdoc(method) + + # Parse parameter descriptions from docstring + param_descriptions = parse_docstring_params(doc) + + # Get type hints + try: + type_hints = get_type_hints(method) + except (NameError, AttributeError): + type_hints = {} + + # Extract parameters + parameters = [] + if sig: + for param_name, param in sig.parameters.items(): + if param_name == 'self': + continue + + param_info = { + 'name': param_name, + 'type': format_type_hint(type_hints.get(param_name, param.annotation)) if param.annotation != inspect.Parameter.empty else "`Any`", + 'default': param.default if param.default != inspect.Parameter.empty else None, + 'required': param.default == inspect.Parameter.empty, + 'description': param_descriptions.get(param_name, "No description") + } + parameters.append(param_info) + + # Get return type + return_type = None + if sig and sig.return_annotation != inspect.Parameter.empty: + return_type = format_type_hint(type_hints.get('return', sig.return_annotation)) + elif 'return' in type_hints: + return_type = format_type_hint(type_hints['return']) + + return { + 'name': method_name, + 'signature': str(sig) if sig else None, + 'docstring': doc, + 'parameters': parameters, + 'return_type': return_type or "`Any`" + } + + +def generate_class_visualization_docs(cls, methods, filename): + """Generate visualization documentation for a class.""" + + class_doc = inspect.getdoc(cls) or f"Visualization methods for {cls.__name__}" + + content = [ + f"# {cls.__name__} Visualization API", + "", + class_doc, + "", + "## Methods", + "" + ] + + for method_name in methods: + if not hasattr(cls, method_name): + continue + + method_info = extract_method_info(cls, method_name) + + content.extend([ + f"### {method_name}", + "", + ]) + + if method_info['signature']: + content.extend([ + "**Signature:**", + "", + "```python", + f"def {method_name}{method_info['signature'][method_info['signature'].find('('):]}", + "```", + "" + ]) + + if method_info['docstring']: + content.extend([ + "**Description:**", + "", + method_info['docstring'], + "" + ]) + + if method_info['parameters']: + content.extend([ + "**Parameters:**", + "", + "| Parameter | Type | Required | Default | Description |", + "|-----------|------|----------|---------|-------------|" + ]) + + for param in method_info['parameters']: + required_text = "✓" if param['required'] else "✗" + default_text = str(param['default']) if param['default'] is not None else "—" + if len(default_text) > 30: + default_text = default_text[:27] + "..." + + content.append( + f"| `{param['name']}` | {param['type']} | {required_text} | `{default_text}` | {param['description']} |" + ) + + content.append("") + + content.extend([ + f"**Returns:** {method_info['return_type']}", + "", + "---", + "" + ]) + + # Write the file + with mkdocs_gen_files.open(filename, "w") as f: + f.write("\n".join(content)) + + +def generate_display_system_docs(): + """Generate documentation for DisplayableBase methods.""" + + display_methods = [ + 'display', + 'show_summary', + 'show_details', + 'show_graph', + 'show_graph_in_browser' + ] + + content = [ + "# Display System API", + "", + "Complete API reference for the meteaudata display system methods.", + "All meteaudata objects inherit from `DisplayableBase` and provide rich visualization capabilities.", + "", + "## Overview", + "", + "The display system provides multiple output formats:", + "", + "- **Text display** - Simple text representation", + "- **HTML display** - Rich HTML with expandable sections (Jupyter notebooks)", + "- **Graph display** - Interactive SVG graphs of metadata structure", + "- **Browser display** - Full-page interactive visualization", + "", + "## Methods", + "" + ] + + for method_name in display_methods: + if not hasattr(DisplayableBase, method_name): + continue + + method_info = extract_method_info(DisplayableBase, method_name) + + content.extend([ + f"### {method_name}", + "", + ]) + + if method_info['signature']: + content.extend([ + "**Signature:**", + "", + "```python", + f"def {method_name}{method_info['signature'][method_info['signature'].find('('):]}", + "```", + "" + ]) + + if method_info['docstring']: + content.extend([ + "**Description:**", + "", + method_info['docstring'], + "" + ]) + + if method_info['parameters']: + content.extend([ + "**Parameters:**", + "", + "| Parameter | Type | Required | Default | Description |", + "|-----------|------|----------|---------|-------------|" + ]) + + for param in method_info['parameters']: + required_text = "✓" if param['required'] else "✗" + default_text = str(param['default']) if param['default'] is not None else "—" + if len(default_text) > 30: + default_text = default_text[:27] + "..." + + content.append( + f"| `{param['name']}` | {param['type']} | {required_text} | `{default_text}` | {param['description']} |" + ) + + content.append("") + + content.extend([ + f"**Returns:** {method_info['return_type']}", + "", + "---", + "" + ]) + + # Add usage examples + content.extend([ + "## Common Usage Patterns", + "", + "### Quick Display Methods", + "", + "```python", + "# Quick text summary", + "signal.show_summary()", + "", + "# Rich HTML display (Jupyter)", + "signal.show_details()", + "", + "# Interactive graph", + "signal.show_graph()", + "```", + "", + "### Customized Display", + "", + "```python", + "# Custom text display", + "signal.display(format='text', depth=3)", + "", + "# Custom HTML display", + "signal.display(format='html', depth=4)", + "", + "# Custom graph display", + "signal.display(format='graph', max_depth=5, width=1400, height=900)", + "```", + "", + "### Browser Visualization", + "", + "```python", + "# Open in browser with custom settings", + "html_path = signal.show_graph_in_browser(", + " max_depth=4,", + " width=1600,", + " height=1000,", + " title='Custom Visualization'", + ")", + "```", + "" + ]) + + with mkdocs_gen_files.open("api-reference/visualization/display-system.md", "w") as f: + f.write("\n".join(content)) + + +def main(): + """Generate all visualization API documentation.""" + + print("=== STARTING VISUALIZATION API GENERATION ===") + print(f"Current working directory: {os.getcwd()}") + + # Generate documentation for plotting methods + plotting_classes = [ + (TimeSeries, ['plot'], "api-reference/visualization/timeseries-plotting.md"), + (Signal, ['plot', 'plot_dependency_graph'], "api-reference/visualization/signal-plotting.md"), + (Dataset, ['plot'], "api-reference/visualization/dataset-plotting.md"), + ] + + for cls, methods, filename in plotting_classes: + print(f"Generating plotting documentation for {cls.__name__} -> {filename}") + generate_class_visualization_docs(cls, methods, filename) + print(f"✓ Generated {filename}") + + # Generate display system documentation + print("Generating display system documentation") + generate_display_system_docs() + print("✓ Generated display system documentation") + + # Generate main visualization API index + index_content = [ + "# Visualization API Reference", + "", + "Complete API reference for meteaudata's visualization capabilities.", + "", + "## Plotting Methods", + "", + "Interactive Plotly-based plotting for time series data:", + "", + "- **[TimeSeries Plotting](timeseries-plotting.md)** - Individual time series visualization", + "- **[Signal Plotting](signal-plotting.md)** - Multi-time series and dependency graphs", + "- **[Dataset Plotting](dataset-plotting.md)** - Multi-signal subplot visualization", + "", + "## Display System", + "", + "Rich metadata exploration and visualization:", + "", + "- **[Display System](display-system.md)** - Text, HTML, and interactive graph display methods", + "", + "## Overview", + "", + "### Plotting System", + "", + "meteaudata provides three main plotting classes:", + "", + "1. **TimeSeries.plot()** - Plot individual time series with automatic styling based on processing type", + "2. **Signal.plot()** - Plot multiple time series from a signal, with dependency graph visualization", + "3. **Dataset.plot()** - Plot multiple signals using subplots for comparison", + "", + "All plotting methods return Plotly Figure objects that can be customized further.", + "", + "### Display System", + "", + "All meteaudata objects inherit rich display capabilities:", + "", + "- **Text Display** - Simple text representation with configurable depth", + "- **HTML Display** - Rich HTML with collapsible sections (Jupyter notebooks)", + "- **Graph Display** - Interactive SVG visualization of metadata structure", + "- **Browser Display** - Full-page interactive exploration", + "", + "### Key Features", + "", + "**Automatic Styling:**", + "- Processing type-specific markers and modes", + "- Temporal shifting for prediction data", + "- Color cycling for multiple series", + "", + "**Interactivity:**", + "- Plotly-based interactive charts", + "- Zoom, pan, and hover capabilities", + "- Exportable to HTML, PNG, PDF", + "", + "**Metadata Integration:**", + "- Processing history visualization", + "- Dependency graph generation", + "- Complete audit trail display", + "", + "## Common Parameters", + "", + "### Plotting Parameters", + "", + "Most plotting methods accept these common parameters:", + "", + "| Parameter | Type | Description |", + "|-----------|------|-------------|", + "| `title` | `str` | Plot title |", + "| `x_axis` | `str` | X-axis label |", + "| `y_axis` | `str` | Y-axis label |", + "| `start` | `str` | Start date for filtering |", + "| `end` | `str` | End date for filtering |", + "", + "### Display Parameters", + "", + "Display methods commonly accept:", + "", + "| Parameter | Type | Description |", + "|-----------|------|-------------|", + "| `format` | `str` | Output format: 'text', 'html', 'graph' |", + "| `depth` | `int` | Display depth for text/HTML |", + "| `max_depth` | `int` | Maximum depth for graph display |", + "| `width` | `int` | Graph width in pixels |", + "| `height` | `int` | Graph height in pixels |", + "" + ] + + with mkdocs_gen_files.open("api-reference/visualization/index.md", "w") as f: + f.write("\n".join(index_content)) + + print("✓ Generated visualization API index") + print("=== COMPLETED VISUALIZATION API GENERATION ===") + + +if __name__ == "__main__": + main() \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/user-guide/datasets.md b/docs/user-guide/datasets.md index 883a9bc..6ecd3d0 100644 --- a/docs/user-guide/datasets.md +++ b/docs/user-guide/datasets.md @@ -1,6 +1,188 @@ # Managing Datasets -This page contains documentation for managing datasets. +Datasets in meteaudata group multiple related signals together, enabling you to manage collections of time series data as a cohesive unit. This guide covers creating, managing, and processing datasets effectively. -!!! note "Work in Progress" - This section is currently being developed. Check back soon for updates. +## Understanding Datasets + +A Dataset is a container for multiple Signal objects that share common characteristics: +- They're collected from the same location or system +- They're part of the same research project or monitoring campaign +- They need to be processed together for analysis + +## Creating Datasets + +### Basic Dataset Creation + +```python +import numpy as np +import pandas as pd +from meteaudata import Dataset, Signal, DataProvenance + +# Create multiple signals for a dataset +timestamps = pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=100, freq='1H') + +# Temperature signal +temp_data = pd.Series(np.random.normal(20, 2, 100), index=timestamps, name="RAW") +temp_provenance = DataProvenance( + source_repository="Plant SCADA", + project="Process Monitoring", + location="Primary reactor", + equipment="Thermocouple TC-101", + parameter="Temperature", + purpose="Process control and monitoring", + metadata_id="TC101_2024" +) +temperature_signal = Signal(temp_data, "Temperature", temp_provenance, "°C") + +# pH signal +ph_data = pd.Series(np.random.normal(7.2, 0.3, 100), index=timestamps, name="RAW") +ph_provenance = DataProvenance( + source_repository="Plant SCADA", + project="Process Monitoring", + location="Primary reactor", + equipment="pH probe PH-201", + parameter="pH", + purpose="Process control and monitoring", + metadata_id="PH201_2024" +) +ph_signal = Signal(ph_data, "pH", ph_provenance, "pH units") + +# Create the dataset +reactor_dataset = Dataset( + name="reactor_monitoring", + description="Primary reactor monitoring dataset with temperature and pH measurements", + owner="Process Engineer", + purpose="Monitor reactor conditions for process optimization", + project="Process Monitoring", + signals={ + "Temperature": temperature_signal, + "pH": ph_signal + } +) + +print(f"Created dataset '{reactor_dataset.name}' with {len(reactor_dataset.signals)} signals") +``` + +## Dataset Structure and Access + +### Accessing Signals + +```python +# Access individual signals +temp_signal = dataset.signals["Temperature"] +ph_signal = dataset.signals["pH"] + +# List all signal names +print("Available signals:", list(dataset.signals.keys())) + +# Access signal metadata +for name, signal in dataset.signals.items(): + print(f"{name}: {signal.units}, {len(signal.time_series)} time series") +``` + +### Dataset Metadata + +```python +# View dataset-level information +print(f"Dataset name: {dataset.name}") +print(f"Description: {dataset.description}") +print(f"Owner: {dataset.owner}") +print(f"Project: {dataset.project}") +print(f"Purpose: {dataset.purpose}") +print(f"Number of signals: {len(dataset.signals)}") +``` + +## Processing Datasets + +### Individual Signal Processing + +Process signals within the dataset independently: + +```python +from meteaudata import resample, linear_interpolation + +# Process each signal individually +for signal_name, signal in dataset.signals.items(): + # Get the raw time series name + raw_series_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] + + # Apply resampling + signal.process([raw_series_name], resample, frequency="30min") + + print(f"Processed {signal_name}: {len(signal.time_series)} time series") +``` + +### Multivariate Processing + +Process multiple signals together using dataset-level operations: + +```python +from meteaudata import average_signals + +# Apply multivariate processing across signals +dataset.process( + input_series_names=["Temperature#1_RAW#1", "pH#1_RAW#1"], + processing_function=average_signals +) + +# Check what signals we now have +print("Signals after multivariate processing:") +for name in dataset.signals.keys(): + print(f" {name}") +``` + +## Visualization + +### Dataset Overview Plots + +```python +# Plot all signals in the dataset +dataset.plot() + +# Plot specific signals +dataset.plot(signal_names=["Temperature", "pH"]) +``` + +## Saving and Loading Datasets + +### Save Dataset + +```python +# Save entire dataset +dataset.save("./reactor_monitoring_dataset") +``` + +### Load Dataset + +```python +# Load complete dataset +loaded_dataset = Dataset.load( + "./reactor_monitoring_dataset/reactor_monitoring.zip", + "reactor_monitoring" +) + +# Verify loaded correctly +print(f"Loaded dataset: {loaded_dataset.name}") +print(f"Signals: {list(loaded_dataset.signals.keys())}") +``` + +## Best Practices + +### Dataset Design +- Group related signals that share temporal and spatial context +- Use consistent naming conventions across signals +- Include complete metadata for reproducibility +- Document the purpose and scope of your dataset + +### Processing Strategy +- Synchronize time indices before multivariate analysis +- Apply quality control checks across all signals +- Process signals individually before combined operations +- Save intermediate results for complex processing chains + +## Next Steps + +- Learn about [Time Series Processing](time-series.md) for advanced analysis techniques +- Explore [Processing Steps](processing-steps.md) to create custom multivariate functions +- Check out [Visualization](visualization.md) for advanced dataset plotting +- See [Basic Workflow Examples](../examples/basic-workflow.md) for complete analysis pipelines diff --git a/docs/user-guide/metadata-visualization.md b/docs/user-guide/metadata-visualization.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..680e950 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/user-guide/metadata-visualization.md @@ -0,0 +1,444 @@ +# Visualizing Metadata Structure + +This guide covers meteaudata's capabilities for visualizing and understanding the metadata structure, processing lineage, and relationships within your data. The library provides built-in visualization methods and a powerful display system for exploring data provenance and processing history. + +## Overview + +meteaudata provides several approaches for metadata visualization: + +1. **Display System** - Rich HTML and text representations of objects +2. **Dependency Graphs** - Visual processing dependencies between time series +3. **Processing History** - Complete audit trail of data transformations +4. **Interactive Exploration** - SVG-based hierarchical object visualization + +## Display System + +All meteaudata objects inherit from `DisplayableBase`, providing consistent visualization across the library. + +### Basic Display Methods + +```python +import numpy as np +import pandas as pd +from meteaudata.types import Dataset, Signal, DataProvenance + +# Create sample data +sample_data = pd.DataFrame( + np.random.randn(100, 3), + columns=["A", "B", "C"], + index=pd.date_range(start="2020-01-01", freq="6min", periods=100) +) + +# Create a signal with complete metadata +provenance = DataProvenance( + source_repository="Process Control System", + project="Metadata Visualization Demo", + location="Reactor R-101", + equipment="Temperature sensor TC-001", + parameter="Temperature", + purpose="Demonstrate metadata visualization", + metadata_id="META_VIZ_001" +) + +signal = Signal( + input_data=sample_data["A"].rename("RAW"), + name="Temperature", + provenance=provenance, + units="°C" +) + +# Display methods +print(signal) # Short string representation +signal.show_summary() # Text summary (depth=1) +signal.show_details() # Detailed HTML view (depth=3) +``` + +### Display Formats + +The display system supports multiple formats: + +```python +# Text format - for console/terminal use +signal.display(format="text", depth=2) + +# HTML format - for Jupyter notebooks +signal.display(format="html", depth=3) + +# Interactive graph - SVG-based hierarchical visualization +signal.display(format="graph", max_depth=4, width=1200, height=800) +``` + +### Interactive Graph Visualization + +The SVG graph format provides an interactive, hierarchical view: + +```python +# Show interactive graph in notebook +signal.show_graph(max_depth=4, width=1200, height=800) + +# Open interactive graph in browser +html_file = signal.show_graph_in_browser( + max_depth=4, + width=1200, + height=800, + title="Temperature Signal Metadata Structure" +) +print(f"Interactive visualization saved to: {html_file}") +``` + +## Processing Dependencies + +### Dependency Graph Visualization + +Visualize the processing relationships between time series within a signal: + +```python +from meteaudata.processing_steps.univariate import resample, interpolate + +# Apply multiple processing steps +signal.process([f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1"], resample.resample, "5min") +signal.process([f"{signal.name}#1_RESAMPLED#1"], interpolate.linear_interpolation) + +# Visualize dependency graph for a specific time series +fig = signal.plot_dependency_graph("Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1") +fig.show() +``` + +The dependency graph shows: +- **Nodes**: Time series as colored rectangles +- **Edges**: Processing functions that connect time series +- **Layout**: Temporal ordering from left to right +- **Labels**: Processing function names on connections + +### Understanding Dependency Graphs + +```python +# Create a more complex processing pipeline +signal.process([f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"], subset.subset, start=10, end=50, by_index=True) + +# Build dependency information programmatically +dependencies = signal.build_dependency_graph("Temperature#1_SLICE#1") + +for dep in dependencies: + print(f"Step: {dep['step']}") + print(f"Type: {dep['type']}") + print(f"Origin: {dep['origin']}") + print(f"Destination: {dep['destination']}") + print("---") +``` + +## Processing History Exploration + +### Time Series Processing Steps + +Each `TimeSeries` object maintains complete processing history: + +```python +# Get a processed time series +ts = signal.time_series["Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"] + +# Examine processing steps +for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps): + print(f"Step {i+1}: {step.type.value}") + print(f" Function: {step.function_info.name}") + print(f" Description: {step.description}") + print(f" Run time: {step.run_datetime}") + print(f" Input series: {step.input_series_names}") + print(f" Suffix: {step.suffix}") + print() +``` + +### Processing Step Details + +Access detailed information about each processing step: + +```python +# Get the last processing step +last_step = ts.processing_steps[-1] + +# Display processing step details +last_step.show_details() + +# Access function information +func_info = last_step.function_info +print(f"Function: {func_info.name} v{func_info.version}") +print(f"Author: {func_info.author}") +print(f"Reference: {func_info.reference}") + +# Check if source code was captured +if func_info.source_code and not func_info.source_code.startswith("Could not"): + print(f"Source code captured: {len(func_info.source_code.splitlines())} lines") +``` + +### Parameters and Metadata + +Explore the parameters used in processing: + +```python +# If the step has parameters +if last_step.parameters: + last_step.parameters.show_details() + + # Access parameter values programmatically + param_dict = last_step.parameters.as_dict() + print("Parameters used:") + for key, value in param_dict.items(): + print(f" {key}: {value}") +``` + +## Dataset-Level Visualization + +### Dataset Structure + +Explore the overall dataset structure: + +```python +# Create a dataset with multiple signals +dataset = Dataset( + name="multi_sensor_monitoring", + description="Temperature and pH monitoring", + owner="Process Engineer", + purpose="Multi-parameter process control", + project="Advanced Process Monitoring", + signals={ + "Temperature": signal, + # Add more signals... + } +) + +# Display dataset structure +dataset.show_details(depth=2) # Shows signals but not detailed time series +dataset.show_graph() # Interactive hierarchical view +``` + +### Signal Relationships + +Understanding relationships between signals in a dataset: + +```python +# After applying multivariate processing +from meteaudata.processing_steps.multivariate.average import average_signals + +# Process dataset to create relationships +dataset.process( + input_time_series_names=["Temperature#1_RAW#1", "pH#1_RAW#1"], + transform_function=average_signals +) + +# Explore the new signal created +avg_signal = dataset.signals["AVERAGE#1"] +avg_signal.show_details() + +# Examine how processing steps reference input signals +avg_ts = avg_signal.time_series["AVERAGE#1_RAW#1"] +for step in avg_ts.processing_steps: + if step.input_series_names: + print(f"This step used inputs: {step.input_series_names}") +``` + +## Advanced Metadata Exploration + +### Index Metadata + +Understanding time series index information: + +```python +# Access index metadata +ts = signal.time_series["Temperature#1_RAW#1"] +if ts.index_metadata: + ts.index_metadata.show_details() + + print(f"Index type: {ts.index_metadata.type}") + print(f"Frequency: {ts.index_metadata.frequency}") + print(f"Timezone: {ts.index_metadata.time_zone}") +``` + +### Data Provenance + +Explore data provenance information: + +```python +# Signal-level provenance +signal.provenance.show_details() + +# Access provenance fields +prov = signal.provenance +print(f"Source: {prov.source_repository}") +print(f"Project: {prov.project}") +print(f"Location: {prov.location}") +print(f"Equipment: {prov.equipment}") +print(f"Parameter: {prov.parameter}") +print(f"Purpose: {prov.purpose}") +print(f"Metadata ID: {prov.metadata_id}") +``` + +### Processing Function Information + +Examine the functions used in processing: + +```python +# Get all unique functions used in a signal +functions_used = set() +for ts in signal.time_series.values(): + for step in ts.processing_steps: + functions_used.add((step.function_info.name, step.function_info.version)) + +print("Processing functions used:") +for name, version in functions_used: + print(f" {name} v{version}") + +# Detailed function examination +for ts in signal.time_series.values(): + for step in ts.processing_steps: + step.function_info.show_details() +``` + +## Programmatic Metadata Access + +### Building Custom Visualizations + +Access metadata programmatically for custom analysis: + +```python +def analyze_processing_complexity(signal): + """Analyze the complexity of processing applied to a signal.""" + + complexity_metrics = {} + + for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): + metrics = { + 'processing_steps': len(ts.processing_steps), + 'unique_functions': len(set(step.function_info.name for step in ts.processing_steps)), + 'processing_types': len(set(step.type for step in ts.processing_steps)), + 'total_inputs': sum(len(step.input_series_names) for step in ts.processing_steps), + 'creation_date': ts.created_on, + 'data_length': len(ts.series) + } + complexity_metrics[ts_name] = metrics + + return complexity_metrics + +# Use the analysis function +complexity = analyze_processing_complexity(signal) +for ts_name, metrics in complexity.items(): + print(f"\n{ts_name}:") + for metric, value in metrics.items(): + print(f" {metric}: {value}") +``` + +### Metadata Export + +Export metadata for external analysis: + +```python +# Export signal metadata to dictionary +metadata_dict = signal.metadata_dict() + +# Save to file for external processing +import yaml +with open('signal_metadata.yaml', 'w') as f: + yaml.dump(metadata_dict, f, default_flow_style=False) + +# Or export time series metadata +ts_metadata = ts.metadata_dict() +print("Time series metadata keys:", ts_metadata.keys()) +``` + +## Best Practices + +### 1. Start with Overview, Drill Down + +```python +# Begin with high-level view +dataset.show_summary() + +# Focus on specific signals +signal.show_details(depth=2) + +# Examine specific processing steps +ts.processing_steps[-1].show_details() +``` + +### 2. Use Interactive Graphs for Complex Structures + +```python +# For complex datasets, use interactive visualization +if len(dataset.signals) > 3: + dataset.show_graph(max_depth=3, width=1400, height=1000) +else: + dataset.show_details(depth=3) +``` + +### 3. Combine Multiple Visualization Methods + +```python +# Processing overview +signal.show_details(depth=2) + +# Dependency relationships +fig = signal.plot_dependency_graph("Temperature#1_FINAL#1") +fig.show() + +# Detailed step examination +for step in signal.time_series["Temperature#1_FINAL#1"].processing_steps: + if step.type == ProcessingType.GAP_FILLING: + step.show_details() +``` + +### 4. Document Visualization Context + +```python +# Add context when sharing visualizations +print(f"Signal: {signal.name}") +print(f"Project: {signal.provenance.project}") +print(f"Created: {signal.created_on}") +print(f"Last updated: {signal.last_updated}") +print(f"Time series count: {len(signal.time_series)}") +print("\nProcessing overview:") +signal.show_details(depth=2) +``` + +## Troubleshooting + +### Display Issues in Different Environments + +```python +# For environments without HTML support +signal.display(format="text", depth=3) + +# For Jupyter notebooks +signal.display(format="html", depth=3) + +# For detailed analysis in any environment +signal.show_graph_in_browser() # Opens in web browser +``` + +### Large Object Visualization + +```python +# For large datasets, limit depth +large_dataset.display(format="html", depth=1) + +# Or focus on specific aspects +for signal_name in large_dataset.signals: + print(f"\n--- {signal_name} ---") + large_dataset.signals[signal_name].show_summary() +``` + +### Memory Considerations + +```python +# For memory-intensive visualizations +# Use text format instead of HTML for very large objects +if len(signal.time_series) > 20: + signal.display(format="text", depth=2) +else: + signal.display(format="html", depth=3) +``` + +## See Also + +- [Working with Signals](signals.md) - Understanding signal structure +- [Working with Datasets](datasets.md) - Managing multiple signals +- [Time Series Processing](time-series.md) - Processing operations that create metadata +- [Plotting and Visualization](visualization.md) - Data visualization capabilities \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/user-guide/processing-steps.md b/docs/user-guide/processing-steps.md index 918d7ff..b04e167 100644 --- a/docs/user-guide/processing-steps.md +++ b/docs/user-guide/processing-steps.md @@ -1,6 +1,773 @@ # Processing Steps -This page contains documentation for processing steps. +This guide explains meteaudata's processing step system, which provides complete traceability and reproducibility for all data transformations. Processing steps capture not just what was done to your data, but when, how, and why it was done. -!!! note "Work in Progress" - This section is currently being developed. Check back soon for updates. +## Overview + +Every processing operation in meteaudata creates a `ProcessingStep` object that records: + +1. **Function Information** - What function was applied +2. **Parameters** - Input parameters and their values +3. **Execution Context** - When and how the processing occurred +4. **Data Lineage** - Input and output relationships +5. **Quality Metrics** - Impact on data quality and completeness + +## Quick Start + +### Basic Processing Step Inspection + +```python +import numpy as np +import pandas as pd +from meteaudata import Signal, DataProvenance, resample, linear_interpolation + +# Create sample data +timestamps = pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=100, freq='1H') +data = pd.Series(20 + 5 * np.sin(np.arange(100) * 2 * np.pi / 24), + index=timestamps, name="RAW") + +provenance = DataProvenance( + source_repository="Process Control System", + project="Processing Steps Demo", + location="Reactor R-101", + equipment="Temperature sensor TC-001", + parameter="Temperature", + purpose="Demonstrate processing step metadata", + metadata_id="STEP_DEMO_001" +) + +signal = Signal(data, "Temperature", provenance, "°C") + +# Apply processing and examine the step +signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="2H") + +# Get the processing step +resampled_series = signal.time_series["Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1"] +processing_step = resampled_series.processing_steps[0] + +print("Processing Step Information:") +print(f"Function: {processing_step.function_info.name}") +print(f"Description: {processing_step.description}") +print(f"Applied at: {processing_step.run_datetime}") +print(f"Input series: {processing_step.input_series_names}") +print(f"Processing type: {processing_step.type}") +``` + +## ProcessingStep Structure + +### Core Components + +A `ProcessingStep` contains several key components: + +```python +# Examine all components of a processing step +step = processing_step + +print("=== Function Information ===") +print(f"Name: {step.function_info.name}") +print(f"Version: {step.function_info.version}") +print(f"Author: {step.function_info.author}") +print(f"Reference: {step.function_info.reference}") + +print("\n=== Processing Details ===") +print(f"Type: {step.type}") +print(f"Description: {step.description}") +print(f"Suffix: {step.suffix}") +print(f"Requires calibration: {step.requires_calibration}") + +print("\n=== Execution Context ===") +print(f"Run datetime: {step.run_datetime}") +print(f"Input series: {step.input_series_names}") + +print("\n=== Parameters ===") +if step.parameters: + for key, value in step.parameters.items(): + print(f"{key}: {value}") +else: + print("No parameters recorded") +``` + +### Processing Types + +meteaudata categorizes processing operations into different types: + +```python +from meteaudata.types import ProcessingType + +# Apply different types of processing +signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="2H") # RESAMPLING +signal.process(["Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1"], linear_interpolation) # INTERPOLATION + +# Examine processing types +for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): + if ts.processing_steps: + step = ts.processing_steps[-1] # Most recent step + print(f"{ts_name}: {step.type.name}") + +# Available processing types: +print("\nAvailable Processing Types:") +for ptype in ProcessingType: + print(f"- {ptype.name}: {ptype.value}") +``` + +### Function Information + +Each processing step records detailed function metadata: + +```python +# Create a custom processing function to see complete metadata +import datetime +from meteaudata.types import FunctionInfo, ProcessingStep, ProcessingType + +def custom_smoothing(input_series, window_size=3): + """Custom smoothing function with complete metadata""" + + # Define function info + func_info = FunctionInfo( + name="Custom Moving Average Smoothing", + version="1.0.0", + author="Data Analysis Team", + reference="https://example.com/smoothing-docs" + ) + + # Create processing step + processing_step = ProcessingStep( + type=ProcessingType.SMOOTHING, + parameters={"window_size": window_size}, + function_info=func_info, + description=f"Moving average smoothing with window size {window_size}", + run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), + requires_calibration=False, + input_series_names=["input_series"], + suffix="SMOOTH" + ) + + # Apply smoothing + smoothed = input_series.rolling(window=window_size, center=True).mean() + smoothed.name = f"SMOOTH_{processing_step.suffix}" + + return smoothed, processing_step + +# This would be integrated into the meteaudata processing system +# For demonstration, we'll examine the function info structure +func_info = FunctionInfo( + name="Example Function", + version="2.1.0", + author="meteaudata Team", + reference="https://github.com/modelEAU/meteaudata" +) + +print("Function Information Structure:") +print(f"Name: {func_info.name}") +print(f"Version: {func_info.version}") +print(f"Author: {func_info.author}") +print(f"Reference: {func_info.reference}") +``` + +## Processing Step Analysis + +### Step-by-Step Processing History + +Examine the complete processing chain: + +```python +# Apply a processing pipeline +signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="2H") +signal.process(["Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1"], linear_interpolation) + +from meteaudata import subset +from datetime import datetime +signal.process(["Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"], subset, + start_position=datetime(2024, 1, 1, 6, 0), + end_position=datetime(2024, 1, 1, 18, 0)) + +# Analyze the complete processing history +final_series = signal.time_series["Temperature#1_SLICE#1"] +print(f"Processing chain for {final_series.series.name}:") +print(f"Total steps: {len(final_series.processing_steps)}") + +for i, step in enumerate(final_series.processing_steps, 1): + print(f"\nStep {i}: {step.function_info.name}") + print(f" Type: {step.type.name}") + print(f" Applied: {step.run_datetime.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')}") + print(f" Input: {', '.join(step.input_series_names)}") + print(f" Description: {step.description}") + + if step.parameters: + print(f" Parameters:") + for key, value in step.parameters.items(): + print(f" {key}: {value}") +``` + +### Processing Step Comparison + +Compare processing steps between different time series: + +```python +def compare_processing_steps(signal, series1_name, series2_name): + """Compare processing steps between two time series""" + + ts1 = signal.time_series[series1_name] + ts2 = signal.time_series[series2_name] + + print(f"Comparing processing steps:") + print(f"Series 1: {series1_name} ({len(ts1.processing_steps)} steps)") + print(f"Series 2: {series2_name} ({len(ts2.processing_steps)} steps)") + + # Find common processing steps + steps1_info = [(s.function_info.name, s.type) for s in ts1.processing_steps] + steps2_info = [(s.function_info.name, s.type) for s in ts2.processing_steps] + + common_steps = set(steps1_info) & set(steps2_info) + unique_to_1 = set(steps1_info) - set(steps2_info) + unique_to_2 = set(steps2_info) - set(steps1_info) + + print(f"\nCommon processing steps: {len(common_steps)}") + for func_name, ptype in common_steps: + print(f" - {func_name} ({ptype.name})") + + print(f"\nUnique to {series1_name}: {len(unique_to_1)}") + for func_name, ptype in unique_to_1: + print(f" - {func_name} ({ptype.name})") + + print(f"\nUnique to {series2_name}: {len(unique_to_2)}") + for func_name, ptype in unique_to_2: + print(f" - {func_name} ({ptype.name})") + +# Example usage (after creating another processed series) +signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], linear_interpolation) # Different path +compare_processing_steps(signal, "Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1", "Temperature#1_SLICE#1") +``` + +### Processing Performance Analysis + +Analyze processing performance and efficiency: + +```python +def analyze_processing_performance(signal): + """Analyze processing performance across all time series""" + + performance_data = [] + + for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): + for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps): + # Calculate processing metrics + input_size = len(signal.time_series[step.input_series_names[0]].series) if step.input_series_names else 0 + output_size = len(ts.series) + + data_reduction = (input_size - output_size) / input_size if input_size > 0 else 0 + + performance_data.append({ + 'time_series': ts_name, + 'step_number': i + 1, + 'function': step.function_info.name, + 'type': step.type.name, + 'datetime': step.run_datetime, + 'input_size': input_size, + 'output_size': output_size, + 'data_reduction': data_reduction, + 'has_parameters': bool(step.parameters) + }) + + # Convert to DataFrame for analysis + import pandas as pd + df = pd.DataFrame(performance_data) + + print("Processing Performance Summary:") + print(f"Total processing steps: {len(df)}") + print(f"Average data reduction: {df['data_reduction'].mean():.2%}") + print(f"Processing types used: {', '.join(df['type'].unique())}") + + # Group by processing type + print("\nBy Processing Type:") + type_summary = df.groupby('type').agg({ + 'data_reduction': ['mean', 'std', 'count'], + 'output_size': 'mean' + }).round(3) + print(type_summary) + + return df + +# Analyze performance +perf_df = analyze_processing_performance(signal) +``` + +## Data Quality Tracking + +### Quality Impact Assessment + +Track how processing affects data quality: + +```python +def assess_quality_impact(signal, series_name): + """Assess quality impact of each processing step""" + + ts = signal.time_series[series_name] + + print(f"Quality Impact Analysis for {series_name}:") + print("=" * 50) + + # Start with the raw data (if available) + raw_series_name = None + for name in signal.time_series.keys(): + if "_RAW#" in name: + raw_series_name = name + break + + if raw_series_name: + raw_data = signal.time_series[raw_series_name].series + print(f"Raw data quality:") + print(f" Data points: {len(raw_data)}") + print(f" Missing values: {raw_data.isnull().sum()}") + print(f" Completeness: {(1 - raw_data.isnull().sum() / len(raw_data)):.2%}") + print(f" Value range: {raw_data.min():.2f} to {raw_data.max():.2f}") + + # Analyze each processing step's impact + current_data = ts.series + print(f"\nAfter all processing:") + print(f" Data points: {len(current_data)}") + print(f" Missing values: {current_data.isnull().sum()}") + print(f" Completeness: {(1 - current_data.isnull().sum() / len(current_data)):.2%}") + print(f" Value range: {current_data.min():.2f} to {current_data.max():.2f}") + + # Step-by-step quality evolution + print(f"\nProcessing Step Quality Impact:") + for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps, 1): + print(f"\nStep {i}: {step.function_info.name}") + print(f" Type: {step.type.name}") + print(f" Applied: {step.run_datetime.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')}") + + # Quality indicators based on processing type + if step.type == ProcessingType.RESAMPLING: + print(f" Impact: Time resolution changed") + elif step.type == ProcessingType.INTERPOLATION: + print(f" Impact: Missing values filled") + elif step.type == ProcessingType.SUBSETTING: + print(f" Impact: Data range restricted") + elif step.type == ProcessingType.SMOOTHING: + print(f" Impact: Noise reduced") + + if step.parameters: + print(f" Key parameters: {step.parameters}") + +# Analyze quality impact +assess_quality_impact(signal, "Temperature#1_SLICE#1") +``` + +### Quality Flags and Annotations + +Add quality annotations to processing steps: + +```python +from meteaudata.types import ProcessingStep, ProcessingType, FunctionInfo +import datetime + +def create_quality_annotated_step(input_series, quality_issues=None): + """Create a processing step with quality annotations""" + + # Enhanced function info with quality notes + func_info = FunctionInfo( + name="Quality-Annotated Processing", + version="1.0", + author="Data Quality Team", + reference="https://example.com/quality-processing" + ) + + # Include quality assessment in parameters + parameters = { + "quality_assessment": { + "input_completeness": 1 - input_series.isnull().sum() / len(input_series), + "outlier_count": detect_outliers(input_series), + "data_quality_score": calculate_quality_score(input_series), + "quality_issues": quality_issues or [] + } + } + + processing_step = ProcessingStep( + type=ProcessingType.QUALITY_CONTROL, + parameters=parameters, + function_info=func_info, + description="Processing with quality assessment and annotation", + run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), + requires_calibration=False, + input_series_names=["input_series"], + suffix="QC" + ) + + return processing_step + +def detect_outliers(series): + """Simple outlier detection""" + Q1 = series.quantile(0.25) + Q3 = series.quantile(0.75) + IQR = Q3 - Q1 + lower_bound = Q1 - 1.5 * IQR + upper_bound = Q3 + 1.5 * IQR + return ((series < lower_bound) | (series > upper_bound)).sum() + +def calculate_quality_score(series): + """Calculate simple quality score""" + completeness = 1 - series.isnull().sum() / len(series) + return completeness # Simplified scoring + +# Example usage +raw_data = signal.time_series["Temperature#1_RAW#1"].series +quality_step = create_quality_annotated_step( + raw_data, + quality_issues=["Minor outliers detected", "Slight data gaps"] +) + +print("Quality-Annotated Processing Step:") +print(f"Quality parameters: {quality_step.parameters['quality_assessment']}") +``` + +## Advanced Processing Step Features + +### Custom Processing Steps + +Create processing steps with custom metadata: + +```python +def create_custom_processing_step( + processing_type, + function_name, + description, + parameters=None, + custom_metadata=None +): + """Create a custom processing step with enhanced metadata""" + + func_info = FunctionInfo( + name=function_name, + version="1.0", + author="Custom Processing Team", + reference="Internal processing documentation" + ) + + # Merge custom metadata with parameters + enhanced_parameters = parameters or {} + if custom_metadata: + enhanced_parameters['custom_metadata'] = custom_metadata + + # Add system information + enhanced_parameters['system_info'] = { + 'python_version': '3.9.0', # In practice, get from sys.version + 'meteaudata_version': '1.0.0', # In practice, get from package + 'processing_environment': 'production', + 'cpu_cores': 8, # In practice, get from os.cpu_count() + 'memory_gb': 32 # In practice, get from system info + } + + processing_step = ProcessingStep( + type=processing_type, + parameters=enhanced_parameters, + function_info=func_info, + description=description, + run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), + requires_calibration=False, + input_series_names=["input_series"], + suffix="CUSTOM" + ) + + return processing_step + +# Create custom processing step +custom_step = create_custom_processing_step( + processing_type=ProcessingType.FEATURE_ENGINEERING, + function_name="Rolling Statistics Calculator", + description="Calculate rolling mean, std, min, max over 24-hour windows", + parameters={ + "window_size": "24H", + "statistics": ["mean", "std", "min", "max"], + "center": True + }, + custom_metadata={ + "business_purpose": "Daily process summary", + "validation_status": "approved", + "change_control_id": "CC-2024-001" + } +) + +print("Custom Processing Step:") +print(f"Function: {custom_step.function_info.name}") +print(f"Parameters: {custom_step.parameters}") +``` + +### Processing Step Validation + +Validate processing step integrity: + +```python +def validate_processing_step(step): + """Validate processing step completeness and consistency""" + + validation_results = { + 'valid': True, + 'warnings': [], + 'errors': [] + } + + # Check required fields + if not step.function_info.name: + validation_results['errors'].append("Function name is required") + validation_results['valid'] = False + + if not step.description: + validation_results['warnings'].append("Processing description is empty") + + if not step.run_datetime: + validation_results['errors'].append("Run datetime is required") + validation_results['valid'] = False + + # Check function info completeness + if not step.function_info.version: + validation_results['warnings'].append("Function version not specified") + + if not step.function_info.author: + validation_results['warnings'].append("Function author not specified") + + # Check parameter consistency + if step.type == ProcessingType.RESAMPLING: + if not step.parameters or 'frequency' not in step.parameters: + validation_results['errors'].append("Resampling step missing frequency parameter") + validation_results['valid'] = False + + # Check datetime consistency + if step.run_datetime and step.run_datetime > datetime.datetime.now(): + validation_results['warnings'].append("Processing datetime is in the future") + + return validation_results + +# Validate processing steps +for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): + for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps): + validation = validate_processing_step(step) + + if not validation['valid'] or validation['warnings']: + print(f"\nValidation results for {ts_name}, Step {i+1}:") + + if validation['errors']: + print(f"Errors: {validation['errors']}") + + if validation['warnings']: + print(f"Warnings: {validation['warnings']}") +``` + +### Processing Step Export and Import + +Export processing steps for documentation or reuse: + +```python +import json + +def export_processing_steps(signal, format='json', include_data_stats=True): + """Export processing steps to various formats""" + + export_data = { + 'signal_name': signal.name, + 'signal_units': signal.units, + 'export_timestamp': datetime.datetime.now().isoformat(), + 'time_series': {} + } + + for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): + ts_data = { + 'time_series_name': ts_name, + 'data_points': len(ts.series), + 'processing_steps': [] + } + + if include_data_stats: + ts_data['data_statistics'] = { + 'mean': float(ts.series.mean()), + 'std': float(ts.series.std()), + 'min': float(ts.series.min()), + 'max': float(ts.series.max()), + 'missing_count': int(ts.series.isnull().sum()) + } + + for step in ts.processing_steps: + step_data = { + 'function_info': { + 'name': step.function_info.name, + 'version': step.function_info.version, + 'author': step.function_info.author, + 'reference': step.function_info.reference + }, + 'type': step.type.name, + 'description': step.description, + 'run_datetime': step.run_datetime.isoformat(), + 'parameters': step.parameters, + 'input_series_names': step.input_series_names, + 'suffix': step.suffix, + 'requires_calibration': step.requires_calibration + } + ts_data['processing_steps'].append(step_data) + + export_data['time_series'][ts_name] = ts_data + + return export_data + +# Export processing steps +exported_steps = export_processing_steps(signal) + +# Save to file +with open('processing_steps_export.json', 'w') as f: + json.dump(exported_steps, f, indent=2, default=str) + +print("Processing steps exported to processing_steps_export.json") + +# Display summary +print(f"\nExport Summary:") +print(f"Signal: {exported_steps['signal_name']}") +print(f"Time series exported: {len(exported_steps['time_series'])}") + +total_steps = sum(len(ts['processing_steps']) for ts in exported_steps['time_series'].values()) +print(f"Total processing steps: {total_steps}") +``` + +## Processing Step Best Practices + +### 1. Document Processing Intent + +Always include clear descriptions: + +```python +# Good: Clear, specific description +ProcessingStep( + type=ProcessingType.RESAMPLING, + description="Resample to hourly intervals to align with operational reporting schedule", + # ... other parameters +) + +# Better: Include business context +ProcessingStep( + type=ProcessingType.RESAMPLING, + description="Resample temperature data to hourly intervals for compliance with " + "regulatory reporting requirements (EPA Section 123.45)", + # ... other parameters +) +``` + +### 2. Track Parameter Decisions + +Record why specific parameters were chosen: + +```python +processing_step = ProcessingStep( + type=ProcessingType.INTERPOLATION, + parameters={ + "method": "linear", + "parameter_rationale": { + "method": "Linear interpolation chosen due to smooth temperature changes", + "max_gap": "4H - Maximum acceptable gap based on process dynamics" + } + }, + description="Fill temperature measurement gaps using linear interpolation", + # ... other parameters +) +``` + +### 3. Version Control Processing Functions + +Track function versions for reproducibility: + +```python +func_info = FunctionInfo( + name="Enhanced Linear Interpolation", + version="2.1.3", + author="Data Processing Team", + reference="https://github.com/modelEAU/meteaudata/blob/v2.1.3/src/interpolation.py" +) + +# Include version-specific notes +processing_step = ProcessingStep( + function_info=func_info, + parameters={ + "version_notes": "Uses improved boundary handling introduced in v2.1.0" + }, + # ... other parameters +) +``` + +### 4. Quality Assurance Integration + +Integrate quality checks into processing: + +```python +def quality_aware_processing_step(input_data, processing_func, **kwargs): + """Create processing step with integrated quality assessment""" + + # Pre-processing quality check + pre_quality = assess_data_quality(input_data) + + # Apply processing + result = processing_func(input_data, **kwargs) + + # Post-processing quality check + post_quality = assess_data_quality(result) + + # Create step with quality information + processing_step = ProcessingStep( + # ... standard fields ... + parameters={ + **kwargs, + 'quality_assessment': { + 'pre_processing': pre_quality, + 'post_processing': post_quality, + 'quality_change': post_quality - pre_quality + } + } + ) + + return result, processing_step + +def assess_data_quality(data): + """Simple data quality assessment""" + return { + 'completeness': 1 - data.isnull().sum() / len(data), + 'outlier_rate': detect_outliers(data) / len(data), + 'variability': data.std() / data.mean() if data.mean() != 0 else 0 + } +``` + +## Troubleshooting Processing Steps + +### Common Issues + +**Missing processing history:** +```python +# Check if processing steps are preserved +for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): + if not ts.processing_steps: + print(f"Warning: {ts_name} has no processing history") + else: + print(f"{ts_name}: {len(ts.processing_steps)} steps recorded") +``` + +**Inconsistent parameter recording:** +```python +# Validate parameter completeness +for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): + for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps): + if step.type == ProcessingType.RESAMPLING and not step.parameters: + print(f"Warning: Resampling step {i+1} in {ts_name} has no parameters") +``` + +**DateTime inconsistencies:** +```python +# Check processing step timing +for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): + step_times = [step.run_datetime for step in ts.processing_steps] + if len(step_times) > 1: + for i in range(1, len(step_times)): + if step_times[i] < step_times[i-1]: + print(f"Warning: Processing step {i+1} in {ts_name} has earlier timestamp than previous step") +``` + +## Next Steps + +- Learn about [Time Series Processing](time-series.md) to understand how processing steps are created +- Explore [Metadata Visualization](metadata-visualization.md) to visualize processing step relationships +- Check [Saving and Loading](saving-loading.md) to understand how processing steps are preserved +- See [Advanced Examples](../examples/custom-processing.md) for complex processing step scenarios diff --git a/docs/user-guide/saving-loading.md b/docs/user-guide/saving-loading.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e0d0e35 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/user-guide/saving-loading.md @@ -0,0 +1,649 @@ +# Saving and Loading Data + +This guide covers meteaudata's data persistence capabilities, including saving and loading signals, datasets, and complete processing metadata. The library provides robust serialization that preserves all metadata, processing history, and data relationships. + +## Overview + +meteaudata provides comprehensive data persistence through: + +1. **Native Format** - Complete preservation of signals, datasets, and all metadata +2. **ZIP Archives** - Compressed storage for efficient distribution +3. **JSON Serialization** - Individual object serialization +4. **Directory Structure** - Organized data storage with metadata files + +## Quick Start + +### Basic Signal Saving and Loading + +```python +import numpy as np +import pandas as pd +from meteaudata.types import Signal, DataProvenance +from meteaudata.processing_steps.univariate import resample, interpolate + +# Create sample data +timestamps = pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=100, freq='1H') +data = pd.Series( + 20 + 5 * np.sin(np.arange(100) * 2 * np.pi / 24), + index=timestamps, + name="RAW" +) + +# Create signal with metadata +provenance = DataProvenance( + source_repository="Example System", + project="Persistence Demo", + location="Demo location", + equipment="Temperature sensor", + parameter="Temperature", + purpose="Demonstrate saving/loading", + metadata_id="SAVE_DEMO_001" +) + +signal = Signal( + input_data=data, + name="Temperature", + provenance=provenance, + units="°C" +) + +# Apply processing +signal.process([f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1"], resample.resample, "2H") +signal.process([f"{signal.name}#1_RESAMPLED#1"], interpolate.linear_interpolation) + +# Save signal (creates directory structure) +signal.save("./temperature_data") + +# Load signal back +loaded_signal = Signal.load_from_directory("./temperature_data", "Temperature#1") + +print(f"Original time series: {len(signal.time_series)}") +print(f"Loaded time series: {len(loaded_signal.time_series)}") +print(f"Processing steps preserved: {signal == loaded_signal}") +``` + +### Basic Dataset Saving and Loading + +```python +from meteaudata.types import Dataset + +# Create additional signal +ph_data = pd.Series(7.2 + 0.3 * np.random.randn(100), index=timestamps, name="RAW") +ph_signal = Signal( + input_data=ph_data, + name="pH", + provenance=DataProvenance(parameter="pH"), + units="pH units" +) + +# Create dataset +dataset = Dataset( + name="process_monitoring", + description="Temperature and pH monitoring", + owner="Process Engineer", + purpose="Process optimization", + project="Plant Monitoring", + signals={ + "Temperature#1": signal, + "pH#1": ph_signal + } +) + +# Save dataset (creates ZIP file) +dataset.save("./monitoring_data") + +# Load dataset back +loaded_dataset = Dataset.load("./monitoring_data/process_monitoring.zip", "process_monitoring") + +print(f"Signals in loaded dataset: {list(loaded_dataset.signals.keys())}") +print(f"Dataset metadata preserved: {loaded_dataset.description}") +print(f"Datasets are equal: {dataset == loaded_dataset}") +``` + +## Signal Persistence + +### Signal Save Method + +The `Signal.save()` method provides flexible saving options: + +```python +# Save to directory (uncompressed) +signal.save("./signal_directory", zip=False) + +# Save to ZIP file (compressed, default) +signal.save("./signal_zip", zip=True) + +# The save method creates: +# - Data directory with CSV files for each time series +# - Metadata YAML file with complete signal information +``` + +### Signal Directory Structure + +When saving with `zip=False`, the structure is: + +``` +signal_directory/ +├── Temperature#1_metadata.yaml # Signal metadata +└── Temperature#1_data/ # Time series data + ├── Temperature#1_RAW#1.csv + ├── Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1.csv + └── Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1.csv +``` + +### Signal Loading + +Load signals using the static `load_from_directory()` method: + +```python +# From directory +signal = Signal.load_from_directory("./signal_directory", "Temperature#1") + +# From ZIP file (automatically extracted) +signal = Signal.load_from_directory("./signal_zip/Temperature#1.zip", "Temperature#1") + +# The load method reconstructs: +# - All time series with original data types +# - Complete processing history +# - Index metadata for proper datetime handling +# - All provenance information +``` + +## Dataset Persistence + +### Dataset Save Method + +The `Dataset.save()` method creates comprehensive archives: + +```python +# Save dataset +dataset.save("./output_directory") + +# This creates: +# - Individual signal directories/ZIPs for each signal +# - Dataset metadata YAML file +# - Combined ZIP archive containing everything +``` + +### Dataset Directory Structure + +The save operation creates: + +``` +output_directory/ +├── process_monitoring.yaml # Dataset metadata +├── process_monitoring_data/ # Signal data directory +│ ├── Temperature#1_data/ # Signal 1 data +│ │ ├── Temperature#1_RAW#1.csv +│ │ └── Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1.csv +│ ├── Temperature#1_metadata.yaml +│ ├── pH#1_data/ # Signal 2 data +│ │ └── pH#1_RAW#1.csv +│ └── pH#1_metadata.yaml +└── process_monitoring.zip # Complete archive +``` + +### Dataset Loading + +Load datasets using the static `load()` method: + +```python +# Load from ZIP archive +dataset = Dataset.load("./output_directory/process_monitoring.zip", "process_monitoring") + +# The load method: +# - Extracts ZIP contents to temporary directory +# - Loads dataset metadata +# - Reconstructs all signals with their metadata +# - Preserves all relationships and processing history +# - Automatically cleans up temporary files +``` + +## Metadata Preservation + +### Complete Processing History + +All processing steps are preserved with full detail: + +```python +# After loading, examine processing history +loaded_ts = loaded_signal.time_series["Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"] + +for step in loaded_ts.processing_steps: + print(f"Step: {step.function_info.name}") + print(f"Type: {step.type.value}") + print(f"Description: {step.description}") + print(f"Run time: {step.run_datetime}") + print(f"Input series: {step.input_series_names}") + + if step.parameters: + print(f"Parameters: {step.parameters.as_dict()}") + print("---") +``` + +### Index Metadata + +Time series index information is preserved and reconstructed: + +```python +# Original index metadata is preserved +ts = loaded_signal.time_series["Temperature#1_RAW#1"] +print(f"Index type: {ts.index_metadata.type}") +print(f"Frequency: {ts.index_metadata.frequency}") +print(f"Timezone: {ts.index_metadata.time_zone}") + +# Index is properly reconstructed +print(f"Series index type: {type(ts.series.index)}") +print(f"Index frequency: {ts.series.index.freq}") +``` + +### Data Provenance + +All provenance information is maintained: + +```python +# Provenance is fully preserved +loaded_prov = loaded_signal.provenance +print(f"Source: {loaded_prov.source_repository}") +print(f"Project: {loaded_prov.project}") +print(f"Equipment: {loaded_prov.equipment}") +print(f"Parameter: {loaded_prov.parameter}") +print(f"Metadata ID: {loaded_prov.metadata_id}") +``` + +## JSON Serialization + +### Individual Object Serialization + +All meteaudata objects support JSON serialization: + +```python +# TimeSeries serialization +ts = signal.time_series["Temperature#1_RAW#1"] +ts_json = ts.model_dump_json() + +# Deserialize +from meteaudata.types import TimeSeries +reconstructed_ts = TimeSeries.model_validate_json(ts_json) +print(f"TimeSeries equal: {ts == reconstructed_ts}") + +# Signal serialization +signal_json = signal.model_dump_json() +reconstructed_signal = Signal.model_validate_json(signal_json) +print(f"Signal equal: {signal == reconstructed_signal}") + +# Dataset serialization +dataset_json = dataset.model_dump_json() +reconstructed_dataset = Dataset.model_validate_json(dataset_json) +print(f"Dataset equal: {dataset == reconstructed_dataset}") +``` + +### Manual File Operations + +For custom workflows, access metadata and data separately: + +```python +# Export signal metadata +metadata_dict = signal.metadata_dict() + +# Save metadata to YAML +import yaml +with open('signal_metadata.yaml', 'w') as f: + yaml.dump(metadata_dict, f) + +# Export time series data +for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): + ts.series.to_csv(f'{ts_name}.csv') + +# Load metadata back +with open('signal_metadata.yaml', 'r') as f: + loaded_metadata = yaml.safe_load(f) + +# Reconstruct signal (you would need to implement the loading logic) +print(f"Signal name: {loaded_metadata['name']}") +print(f"Processing steps: {len(loaded_metadata['time_series']['Temperature#1_RAW#1']['processing_steps'])}") +``` + +## Working with Large Datasets + +### Memory-Efficient Loading + +For large datasets, consider the data sizes: + +```python +# Check dataset size before loading +import os +import zipfile + +def estimate_dataset_size(zip_path): + """Estimate the uncompressed size of a dataset.""" + with zipfile.ZipFile(zip_path, 'r') as zf: + total_size = sum(info.file_size for info in zf.infolist()) + return total_size + +# Check before loading +zip_path = "./large_dataset.zip" +if os.path.exists(zip_path): + size_bytes = estimate_dataset_size(zip_path) + size_mb = size_bytes / (1024 * 1024) + print(f"Dataset size: {size_mb:.1f} MB") + + if size_mb > 1000: # > 1GB + print("Large dataset detected - consider processing in chunks") +``` + +### Selective Signal Loading + +Load specific signals from a dataset: + +```python +# For very large datasets, you might want to: +# 1. Load dataset metadata first +# 2. Examine what signals are available +# 3. Load only required signals + +# This would require manual implementation, as the current +# Dataset.load() method loads all signals at once +``` + +## Error Handling and Validation + +### Common Loading Issues + +Handle common problems during loading: + +```python +# Missing files +try: + signal = Signal.load_from_directory("./nonexistent_path", "Signal#1") +except FileNotFoundError as e: + print(f"Directory not found: {e}") + +# Corrupted metadata +try: + dataset = Dataset.load("./corrupted_dataset.zip", "dataset_name") +except (yaml.YAMLError, ValueError) as e: + print(f"Metadata corruption detected: {e}") + +# Version compatibility +try: + signal = Signal.load_from_directory("./old_format", "Signal#1") +except Exception as e: + print(f"Possible format compatibility issue: {e}") +``` + +### Data Validation + +Verify data integrity after loading: + +```python +# Compare original and loaded data +def validate_signal_integrity(original, loaded): + """Validate that loaded signal matches original.""" + + if original.name != loaded.name: + return False, "Names don't match" + + if original.units != loaded.units: + return False, "Units don't match" + + if len(original.time_series) != len(loaded.time_series): + return False, "Time series count mismatch" + + for ts_name in original.time_series: + if ts_name not in loaded.time_series: + return False, f"Missing time series: {ts_name}" + + orig_ts = original.time_series[ts_name] + load_ts = loaded.time_series[ts_name] + + # Check data equality + if not orig_ts.series.equals(load_ts.series): + return False, f"Data mismatch in {ts_name}" + + # Check processing steps + if len(orig_ts.processing_steps) != len(load_ts.processing_steps): + return False, f"Processing steps mismatch in {ts_name}" + + return True, "All validation checks passed" + +# Validate +is_valid, message = validate_signal_integrity(signal, loaded_signal) +print(f"Validation result: {message}") +``` + +## Best Practices + +### 1. Organized Directory Structure + +Use consistent organization for your saved data: + +```python +# Recommended structure +import datetime + +def save_with_organization(signal, base_path="./data"): + """Save signal with organized directory structure.""" + + date_str = datetime.datetime.now().strftime("%Y/%m/%d") + save_path = f"{base_path}/{signal.provenance.project}/{date_str}/{signal.name}" + + # Create directory if it doesn't exist + os.makedirs(os.path.dirname(save_path), exist_ok=True) + + # Save signal + signal.save(save_path) + return save_path + +# Usage +save_path = save_with_organization(signal) +print(f"Signal saved to: {save_path}") +``` + +### 2. Regular Backups + +Implement backup strategies for important data: + +```python +import shutil +from pathlib import Path + +def backup_data(source_dir, backup_dir, max_backups=5): + """Create numbered backups of data directory.""" + + source_path = Path(source_dir) + backup_path = Path(backup_dir) + + if not source_path.exists(): + print(f"Source directory {source_dir} does not exist") + return + + # Create backup directory + backup_path.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) + + # Remove old backups + existing_backups = sorted(backup_path.glob("backup_*")) + while len(existing_backups) >= max_backups: + shutil.rmtree(existing_backups.pop(0)) + + # Create new backup + timestamp = datetime.datetime.now().strftime("%Y%m%d_%H%M%S") + new_backup = backup_path / f"backup_{timestamp}" + shutil.copytree(source_dir, new_backup) + + print(f"Backup created: {new_backup}") + +# Usage +backup_data("./important_data", "./backups") +``` + +### 3. Version Control + +Track changes to your data: + +```python +def save_with_version(signal, base_path, version_note=""): + """Save signal with version tracking.""" + + version_file = Path(base_path) / "versions.txt" + + # Read existing versions + versions = [] + if version_file.exists(): + versions = version_file.read_text().strip().split('\n') + + # Create new version + version_num = len(versions) + 1 + timestamp = datetime.datetime.now().isoformat() + version_entry = f"v{version_num:03d} - {timestamp} - {version_note}" + + # Save signal with version + version_path = f"{base_path}/v{version_num:03d}" + signal.save(version_path) + + # Update version file + versions.append(version_entry) + version_file.write_text('\n'.join(versions)) + + print(f"Saved as version {version_num}: {version_path}") + return version_path + +# Usage +save_with_version(signal, "./versioned_data", "Initial processing complete") +``` + +### 4. Documentation + +Document your saved data: + +```python +def save_with_documentation(signal, save_path): + """Save signal with comprehensive documentation.""" + + # Save the signal + signal.save(save_path) + + # Create documentation file + doc_path = Path(save_path) / "README.md" + + documentation = f"""# {signal.name} Data + +## Overview +- **Parameter**: {signal.provenance.parameter} +- **Units**: {signal.units} +- **Equipment**: {signal.provenance.equipment} +- **Location**: {signal.provenance.location} +- **Project**: {signal.provenance.project} + +## Data Details +- **Created**: {signal.created_on} +- **Last Updated**: {signal.last_updated} +- **Time Series Count**: {len(signal.time_series)} + +## Time Series +""" + + for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): + documentation += f""" +### {ts_name} +- **Length**: {len(ts.series)} data points +- **Processing Steps**: {len(ts.processing_steps)} +- **Data Type**: {ts.values_dtype} +""" + + if ts.processing_steps: + documentation += "- **Processing History**:\n" + for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps, 1): + documentation += f" {i}. {step.function_info.name}: {step.description}\n" + + doc_path.write_text(documentation) + print(f"Documentation saved to: {doc_path}") + +# Usage +save_with_documentation(signal, "./documented_data") +``` + +## Troubleshooting + +### File Permission Issues + +```python +import os +import stat + +# Check permissions +def check_permissions(path): + """Check if path is readable and writable.""" + path_obj = Path(path) + + if not path_obj.exists(): + print(f"Path does not exist: {path}") + return False + + if not os.access(path, os.R_OK): + print(f"No read permission: {path}") + return False + + if not os.access(path, os.W_OK): + print(f"No write permission: {path}") + return False + + return True + +# Fix permissions if needed +def fix_permissions(path): + """Fix common permission issues.""" + path_obj = Path(path) + + if path_obj.is_file(): + # Make file readable and writable + path_obj.chmod(stat.S_IRUSR | stat.S_IWUSR | stat.S_IRGRP | stat.S_IROTH) + elif path_obj.is_dir(): + # Make directory accessible + path_obj.chmod(stat.S_IRWXU | stat.S_IRGRP | stat.S_IXGRP | stat.S_IROTH | stat.S_IXOTH) + + # Fix all contents + for child in path_obj.rglob("*"): + if child.is_file(): + child.chmod(stat.S_IRUSR | stat.S_IWUSR | stat.S_IRGRP | stat.S_IROTH) + elif child.is_dir(): + child.chmod(stat.S_IRWXU | stat.S_IRGRP | stat.S_IXGRP | stat.S_IROTH | stat.S_IXOTH) +``` + +### Disk Space Issues + +```python +def check_disk_space(path, required_mb=100): + """Check if enough disk space is available.""" + + try: + stat = os.statvfs(path) + # Available space in MB + available_mb = (stat.f_bavail * stat.f_frsize) / (1024 * 1024) + + print(f"Available space: {available_mb:.1f} MB") + + if available_mb < required_mb: + print(f"Warning: Less than {required_mb} MB available") + return False + + return True + + except (OSError, AttributeError): + # Fallback for systems without statvfs + print("Cannot check disk space on this system") + return True + +# Check before saving large datasets +if check_disk_space("./save_location", required_mb=500): + dataset.save("./save_location") +else: + print("Insufficient disk space for save operation") +``` + +## See Also + +- [Working with Signals](signals.md) - Understanding signal structure and operations +- [Working with Datasets](datasets.md) - Managing multiple signals and relationships +- [Metadata Visualization](metadata-visualization.md) - Exploring saved processing history +- [Time Series Processing](time-series.md) - Operations that create the metadata being saved \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/user-guide/signals.md b/docs/user-guide/signals.md index c69dafc..61306ef 100644 --- a/docs/user-guide/signals.md +++ b/docs/user-guide/signals.md @@ -1,6 +1,334 @@ # Working with Signals -This page contains documentation for working with signals. +Signals are the fundamental building blocks of meteaudata. They represent a single measured parameter (like temperature, pH, or flow rate) along with its complete history and metadata. This guide covers everything you need to know about creating, processing, and managing signals. -!!! note "Work in Progress" - This section is currently being developed. Check back soon for updates. +## Creating Signals + +### Basic Signal Creation + +```python +import numpy as np +import pandas as pd +from meteaudata import Signal, DataProvenance + +# Create sample time series data +timestamps = pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=100, freq='1H') +temperature_data = np.random.normal(20, 2, 100) # Temperature around 20°C +data_series = pd.Series(temperature_data, index=timestamps, name="RAW") + +# Define data provenance +provenance = DataProvenance( + source_repository="Plant SCADA System", + project="Energy Optimization Study", + location="Reactor 1 outlet", + equipment="Thermocouple TC-101", + parameter="Temperature", + purpose="Monitor reactor temperature for process control", + metadata_id="TC101_2024_001" +) + +# Create the signal +temperature_signal = Signal( + input_data=data_series, + name="ReactorTemp", + provenance=provenance, + units="°C" +) + +print(f"Created signal '{temperature_signal.name}' with {len(temperature_signal.time_series)} time series") +``` + +### From Different Data Sources + +```python +# From CSV file +data = pd.read_csv('sensor_data.csv', index_col=0, parse_dates=True) +signal = Signal( + input_data=data['temperature'].rename("RAW"), + name="Temperature", + provenance=provenance, + units="°C" +) + +# From database query result +# Assuming 'df' is a DataFrame from your database +signal = Signal( + input_data=df['measurement_value'].rename("RAW"), + name="Pressure", + provenance=provenance, + units="kPa" +) + +# From existing pandas Series +existing_series = pd.Series(sensor_readings, index=time_index, name="RAW") +signal = Signal( + input_data=existing_series, + name="FlowRate", + provenance=provenance, + units="L/min" +) +``` + +## Understanding Signal Structure + +### Time Series Organization + +After creation, your signal contains one TimeSeries object: + +```python +print(signal.time_series.keys()) +# Output: dict_keys(['ReactorTemp#1_RAW#1']) + +# Access the raw time series +raw_series = signal.time_series["ReactorTemp#1_RAW#1"] +print(f"Data points: {len(raw_series.series)}") +print(f"Processing steps: {len(raw_series.processing_steps)}") +``` + +### Signal Metadata + +```python +# Access signal-level information +print(f"Signal name: {signal.name}") +print(f"Units: {signal.units}") +print(f"Equipment: {signal.provenance.equipment}") +print(f"Location: {signal.provenance.location}") + +# View all available time series +for ts_name in signal.time_series.keys(): + ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] + print(f"{ts_name}: {len(ts.series)} points, {len(ts.processing_steps)} steps") +``` + +## Processing Signals + +### Basic Processing Operations + +```python +from meteaudata import resample, linear_interpolation + +# Resample to hourly data +signal.process( + input_series_names=["ReactorTemp#1_RAW#1"], + processing_function=resample, + frequency="1H" +) + +# Fill gaps with linear interpolation +signal.process( + input_series_names=["ReactorTemp#1_RESAMPLED#1"], + processing_function=linear_interpolation +) + +# Check what time series we now have +print(list(signal.time_series.keys())) +# Output: ['ReactorTemp#1_RAW#1', 'ReactorTemp#1_RESAMPLED#1', 'ReactorTemp#1_LIN-INT#1'] +``` + +### Chaining Processing Steps + +```python +# Start with raw data +current_series = "ReactorTemp#1_RAW#1" + +# Chain multiple processing steps +processing_chain = [ + (resample, {"frequency": "10min"}), + (linear_interpolation, {}), +] + +for func, params in processing_chain: + signal.process([current_series], func, **params) + # Get the name of the newly created series + current_series = list(signal.time_series.keys())[-1] + print(f"Applied {func.__name__}, now have: {current_series}") +``` + +### Available Processing Functions + +meteaudata includes several built-in processing functions: + +```python +from meteaudata import ( + resample, # Change sampling frequency + linear_interpolation, # Fill gaps with linear interpolation + subset, # Extract time ranges + replace_ranges # Replace values in specific ranges +) + +# Resample to different frequencies +signal.process(["ReactorTemp#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="5min") +signal.process(["ReactorTemp#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="1D") + +# Extract a specific time period +from datetime import datetime +signal.process( + ["ReactorTemp#1_RAW#1"], + subset, + start_time=datetime(2024, 1, 1, 8, 0), + end_time=datetime(2024, 1, 1, 18, 0) +) + +# Fill gaps in data +signal.process(["ReactorTemp#1_SUBSET#1"], linear_interpolation) +``` + +## Working with Multiple Time Series + +### Accessing Different Processing Stages + +```python +# A signal can contain multiple processed versions of the data +signal_keys = list(signal.time_series.keys()) +print("Available time series:") +for key in signal_keys: + ts = signal.time_series[key] + print(f" {key}: {len(ts.series)} points") + +# Compare raw vs processed data +raw_data = signal.time_series["ReactorTemp#1_RAW#1"].series +processed_data = signal.time_series["ReactorTemp#1_RESAMPLED#1"].series + +print(f"Raw data: {len(raw_data)} points") +print(f"Resampled data: {len(processed_data)} points") +``` + +### Processing History + +```python +# View complete processing history +def show_processing_history(signal, series_name): + ts = signal.time_series[series_name] + print(f"\nProcessing history for {series_name}:") + for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps, 1): + print(f" {i}. {step.description}") + print(f" Function: {step.function_info.name} v{step.function_info.version}") + print(f" When: {step.run_datetime}") + if step.parameters: + print(f" Parameters: {step.parameters}") + +# Show history for the most processed series +latest_series = list(signal.time_series.keys())[-1] +show_processing_history(signal, latest_series) +``` + +## Visualization and Display + +### Built-in Display Methods + +```python +# Rich display in Jupyter notebooks +signal.display() # Shows metadata + plots + +# Plot time series data +signal.plot() # Plots all time series in the signal + +# Plot specific time series +signal.plot(series_names=["ReactorTemp#1_RAW#1", "ReactorTemp#1_RESAMPLED#1"]) +``` + +### Custom Visualization + +```python +import matplotlib.pyplot as plt + +# Extract data for custom plotting +raw_series = signal.time_series["ReactorTemp#1_RAW#1"].series +processed_series = signal.time_series["ReactorTemp#1_LIN-INT#1"].series + +plt.figure(figsize=(12, 6)) +plt.plot(raw_series.index, raw_series.values, label="Raw", alpha=0.7) +plt.plot(processed_series.index, processed_series.values, label="Processed", linewidth=2) +plt.xlabel("Time") +plt.ylabel(f"Temperature ({signal.units})") +plt.title(f"{signal.name} - Raw vs Processed") +plt.legend() +plt.grid(True, alpha=0.3) +plt.show() +``` + +## Saving and Loading Signals + +### Save Signal to Disk + +```python +# Save signal to a directory +signal.save("./reactor_temperature_data") + +# This creates: +# ./reactor_temperature_data/ +# ├── ReactorTemp.zip # Contains all data and metadata +# └── metadata.yaml # Human-readable metadata summary +``` + +### Load Signal from Disk + +```python +# Load signal back from directory +loaded_signal = Signal.load_from_directory( + "./reactor_temperature_data/ReactorTemp.zip", + "ReactorTemp" +) + +# Verify it loaded correctly +print(f"Loaded signal: {loaded_signal.name}") +print(f"Time series: {list(loaded_signal.time_series.keys())}") +print(f"Units: {loaded_signal.units}") +``` + +## Advanced Signal Operations + +### Branching Processing + +Create multiple processing branches from the same raw data: + +```python +raw_series = "ReactorTemp#1_RAW#1" + +# Branch 1: High-frequency analysis +signal.process([raw_series], resample, frequency="1min") +high_freq_series = list(signal.time_series.keys())[-1] + +# Branch 2: Daily trends +signal.process([raw_series], resample, frequency="1D") +daily_series = list(signal.time_series.keys())[-1] + +# Branch 3: Quality control +signal.process([raw_series], subset, start_time=start, end_time=end) +qc_series = list(signal.time_series.keys())[-1] + +print("Processing branches created:") +print(f" High frequency: {high_freq_series}") +print(f" Daily trends: {daily_series}") +print(f" Quality control: {qc_series}") +``` + +## Best Practices + +### Signal Naming +- Use descriptive names: `"ReactorTemp"` not `"T1"` +- Be consistent across your project +- Include location/equipment info if helpful: `"Reactor1_Temperature"` + +### Metadata Management +- Always provide complete DataProvenance information +- Include equipment model numbers and calibration dates +- Document the physical meaning of your parameters + +### Processing Strategy +- Keep raw data unchanged +- Apply processing steps incrementally +- Document the purpose of each processing step +- Validate data quality after each major processing step + +### Performance Considerations +- Large signals (>1M points) may be slow to process +- Consider resampling to reduce data size before complex operations +- Save intermediate results for long processing pipelines + +## Next Steps + +- Learn about [Managing Datasets](datasets.md) to work with multiple signals +- Explore [Time Series Processing](time-series.md) for advanced processing techniques +- Check out [Processing Steps](processing-steps.md) to create custom processing functions +- See [Visualization](visualization.md) for advanced plotting techniques diff --git a/docs/user-guide/time-series.md b/docs/user-guide/time-series.md index 5d0d3c4..00a1303 100644 --- a/docs/user-guide/time-series.md +++ b/docs/user-guide/time-series.md @@ -1,6 +1,575 @@ # Time Series Processing -This page contains documentation for time series processing. +This guide covers time series processing concepts in meteaudata, including processing pipelines, understanding TimeSeries objects, and working with univariate processing functions to transform time series data while maintaining complete metadata and processing history. -!!! note "Work in Progress" - This section is currently being developed. Check back soon for updates. +## Understanding TimeSeries Objects + +Every processed time series in meteaudata is represented by a `TimeSeries` object that contains both the data and its complete processing history. + +### TimeSeries Structure + +```python +import numpy as np +import pandas as pd +from meteaudata.types import Signal, DataProvenance + +# Create sample data +data = pd.Series( + np.random.randn(100), + index=pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=100, freq='1H'), + name="RAW" +) + +provenance = DataProvenance( + source_repository="Processing Guide", + project="Time Series Tutorial", + location="Example location", + equipment="Virtual sensor", + parameter="Example parameter", + purpose="Demonstrate TimeSeries concepts", + metadata_id="TS_EXAMPLE_001" +) + +signal = Signal( + input_data=data, + name="ExampleSignal", + provenance=provenance, + units="units" +) + +# Examine the TimeSeries object +ts_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] # "ExampleSignal#1_RAW#1" +time_series = signal.time_series[ts_name] + +print(f"TimeSeries name: {ts_name}") +print(f"Data points: {len(time_series.series)}") +print(f"Processing steps: {len(time_series.processing_steps)}") # 0 for raw data +print(f"Index type: {type(time_series.series.index)}") +print(f"Values dtype: {time_series.values_dtype}") +print(f"Created on: {time_series.created_on}") +``` + +### TimeSeries Components + +Each `TimeSeries` object contains: + +- **series**: The actual pandas Series with data +- **processing_steps**: List of ProcessingStep objects documenting transformations +- **index_metadata**: Information about the index structure for proper reconstruction +- **values_dtype**: Data type of the values +- **created_on**: Timestamp of creation + +### TimeSeries Naming Convention + +meteaudata uses a structured naming system to track processing history: + +``` +{SignalName}#{SignalVersion}_{ProcessingSuffix}#{StepNumber} +``` + +**Examples:** +- `Temperature#1_RAW#1` - Original raw temperature data +- `Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1` - After resampling operation +- `Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1` - After linear interpolation +- `Temperature#1_SLICE#1` - After subsetting operation + +This ensures every time series can be uniquely identified and its processing history traced. + +## Univariate Processing Functions + +Univariate processing functions operate on individual time series within a signal. All functions follow the `SignalTransformFunctionProtocol`. + +### Available Processing Functions + +#### Resampling + +Change the temporal resolution of time series data: + +```python +from meteaudata.processing_steps.univariate.resample import resample + +# Resample to different frequencies +signal.process([f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1"], resample, "2H") # Every 2 hours +signal.process([f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1"], resample, "30min") # Every 30 minutes +signal.process([f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1"], resample, "1D") # Daily + +# The resampling function uses pandas resample().mean() internally +resampled_ts = signal.time_series[f"{signal.name}#1_RESAMPLED#1"] +print(f"Original points: {len(signal.time_series[f'{signal.name}#1_RAW#1'].series)}") +print(f"Resampled points: {len(resampled_ts.series)}") +``` + +#### Linear Interpolation + +Fill missing values using linear interpolation: + +```python +from meteaudata.processing_steps.univariate.interpolate import linear_interpolation + +# Apply linear interpolation (typically after resampling or to fill gaps) +signal.process([f"{signal.name}#1_RESAMPLED#1"], linear_interpolation) + +# The function uses pandas interpolate(method="linear") internally +interpolated_ts = signal.time_series[f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"] + +# Check if NaN values were filled +original_nulls = signal.time_series[f"{signal.name}#1_RESAMPLED#1"].series.isnull().sum() +after_nulls = interpolated_ts.series.isnull().sum() +print(f"NaN values before interpolation: {original_nulls}") +print(f"NaN values after interpolation: {after_nulls}") +``` + +#### Subsetting + +Extract portions of time series data: + +```python +from meteaudata.processing_steps.univariate.subset import subset +from datetime import datetime + +# Subset by index positions +signal.process([f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"], subset, start=10, end=50, by_index=True) + +# Subset by datetime (if datetime index) +signal.process( + [f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"], + subset, + start_position=datetime(2024, 1, 1, 12, 0), + end_position=datetime(2024, 1, 2, 12, 0), + by_index=False +) + +subset_ts = signal.time_series[f"{signal.name}#1_SLICE#1"] +print(f"Subset contains {len(subset_ts.series)} points") +print(f"Date range: {subset_ts.series.index.min()} to {subset_ts.series.index.max()}") +``` + +#### Range Replacement + +Replace values in specific ranges: + +```python +from meteaudata.processing_steps.univariate.replace import replace_ranges + +# Replace values with NaN during a specific time period +signal.process( + [f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1"], + replace_ranges, + [("2024-01-01 06:00:00", "2024-01-01 08:00:00")], # List of date ranges + reason="sensor maintenance period", + replace_with=np.nan +) + +replaced_ts = signal.time_series[f"{signal.name}#1_REPLACED-RANGES#1"] +print(f"Values replaced during maintenance period") +``` + +#### Prediction + +Simple prediction functions for extending time series: + +```python +from meteaudata.processing_steps.univariate.prediction import predict_previous_point + +# Predict next value based on previous point (simple persistence model) +signal.process([f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"], predict_previous_point) + +predicted_ts = signal.time_series[f"{signal.name}#1_PREV-PRED#1"] +print(f"Prediction added {len(predicted_ts.series) - len(signal.time_series[f'{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1'].series)} point(s)") +``` + +## Processing Pipelines + +### Sequential Processing + +Build processing pipelines by chaining operations: + +```python +from meteaudata.processing_steps.univariate import resample, interpolate, subset, replace +from datetime import datetime + +# Start with raw data +current_series = f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1" +print(f"Starting with: {current_series}") + +# Step 1: Resample to 2-hour intervals +signal.process([current_series], resample.resample, "2H") +current_series = f"{signal.name}#1_RESAMPLED#1" +print(f"After resampling: {current_series}") + +# Step 2: Fill gaps with linear interpolation +signal.process([current_series], interpolate.linear_interpolation) +current_series = f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1" +print(f"After interpolation: {current_series}") + +# Step 3: Extract specific time period +signal.process([current_series], subset.subset, start=5, end=25, by_index=True) +current_series = f"{signal.name}#1_SLICE#1" +print(f"After subsetting: {current_series}") + +# Final result +final_data = signal.time_series[current_series].series +print(f"\nFinal series: {len(final_data)} points") +print(f"Processing steps in final series: {len(signal.time_series[current_series].processing_steps)}") +``` + +### Pipeline Function Creation + +Create reusable processing pipelines: + +```python +def standard_preprocessing_pipeline(signal, input_series_name, target_frequency="1H"): + """ + Standard preprocessing pipeline for time series data. + + Args: + signal: Signal object to process + input_series_name: Name of input time series + target_frequency: Target resampling frequency + + Returns: + Name of final processed time series + """ + current = input_series_name + + # Step 1: Resample to target frequency + signal.process([current], resample.resample, target_frequency) + current = current.replace("_RAW#", "_RESAMPLED#") + + # Step 2: Fill gaps with interpolation + signal.process([current], interpolate.linear_interpolation) + current = current.replace("_RESAMPLED#", "_LIN-INT#") + + return current + +# Apply pipeline +raw_series = f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1" +processed_series = standard_preprocessing_pipeline(signal, raw_series, "30min") +print(f"Pipeline result: {processed_series}") +``` + +## Processing History and Metadata + +### Examining Processing Steps + +Each processed time series maintains complete history: + +```python +# Get a processed time series +processed_ts = signal.time_series[f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"] + +print(f"Processing history for {processed_ts.series.name}:") +print(f"Total steps: {len(processed_ts.processing_steps)}") + +for i, step in enumerate(processed_ts.processing_steps, 1): + print(f"\nStep {i}:") + print(f" Type: {step.type.value}") + print(f" Function: {step.function_info.name}") + print(f" Description: {step.description}") + print(f" Executed: {step.run_datetime}") + print(f" Input series: {step.input_series_names}") + print(f" Suffix: {step.suffix}") + + if step.parameters: + param_dict = step.parameters.as_dict() + if param_dict: + print(f" Parameters: {param_dict}") +``` + +### Function Information + +Each processing step includes complete function metadata: + +```python +# Examine function information +step = processed_ts.processing_steps[0] # First processing step +func_info = step.function_info + +print(f"Function: {func_info.name}") +print(f"Version: {func_info.version}") +print(f"Author: {func_info.author}") +print(f"Reference: {func_info.reference}") + +# Check if source code was captured +if (func_info.source_code and + not func_info.source_code.startswith("Could not") and + not func_info.source_code.startswith("Function not")): + print(f"Source code captured: {len(func_info.source_code.splitlines())} lines") + # To see the actual source code: + # print(func_info.source_code) +``` + +### Parameters Tracking + +Processing functions can store parameters for reproducibility: + +```python +# Functions that use parameters (like resample) store them +resampled_ts = signal.time_series[f"{signal.name}#1_RESAMPLED#1"] +if resampled_ts.processing_steps: + step = resampled_ts.processing_steps[0] + if step.parameters: + params = step.parameters.as_dict() + print(f"Resample parameters: {params}") + # Output: {'frequency': '2H'} +``` + +## Index Metadata Preservation + +meteaudata preserves index metadata to ensure proper reconstruction: + +```python +# Create signal with specific index characteristics +datetime_index = pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=100, freq='15min', tz='UTC') +data_with_tz = pd.Series(np.random.randn(100), index=datetime_index, name="RAW") + +tz_signal = Signal( + input_data=data_with_tz, + name="TimezoneSignal", + provenance=provenance, + units="units" +) + +# Process the data +tz_signal.process([f"{tz_signal.name}#1_RAW#1"], resample.resample, "1H") + +# Examine index metadata preservation +ts = tz_signal.time_series[f"{tz_signal.name}#1_RAW#1"] +index_meta = ts.index_metadata + +print(f"Index type: {index_meta.type}") +print(f"Frequency: {index_meta.frequency}") +print(f"Timezone: {index_meta.time_zone}") +print(f"Data type: {index_meta.dtype}") + +# Verify the processed series maintains index characteristics +processed_ts = tz_signal.time_series[f"{tz_signal.name}#1_RESAMPLED#1"] +print(f"Processed series timezone: {processed_ts.series.index.tz}") +``` + +## Error Handling + +### Common Processing Errors + +Handle typical errors in processing pipelines: + +```python +# Non-datetime index error +try: + # Create series with non-datetime index + numeric_index_data = pd.Series(np.random.randn(100), name="RAW") + bad_signal = Signal(input_data=numeric_index_data, name="BadSignal", provenance=provenance, units="units") + + bad_signal.process([f"BadSignal#1_RAW#1"], resample.resample, "1H") +except IndexError as e: + print(f"Index error: {e}") + # Output: Series BadSignal#1_RAW#1 has index type . + # Please provide either pd.DatetimeIndex or pd.TimedeltaIndex + +# Missing time series error +try: + signal.process(["NonExistent#1_RAW#1"], resample.resample, "1H") +except ValueError as e: + print(f"Series not found: {e}") +``` + +### Validation + +Validate processing results: + +```python +def validate_processing_result(signal, series_name): + """Validate that processing was successful.""" + + if series_name not in signal.time_series: + return False, f"Series {series_name} not found" + + ts = signal.time_series[series_name] + + # Check for empty series + if len(ts.series) == 0: + return False, "Series is empty" + + # Check for all NaN values + if ts.series.isnull().all(): + return False, "Series contains only NaN values" + + # Check processing steps + if len(ts.processing_steps) == 0: + return False, "No processing steps recorded" + + # Check index consistency + if ts.index_metadata and ts.index_metadata.type != type(ts.series.index).__name__: + return False, "Index metadata inconsistent with actual index" + + return True, "Validation passed" + +# Validate processed series +is_valid, message = validate_processing_result(signal, f"{signal.name}#1_RESAMPLED#1") +print(f"Validation result: {message}") +``` + +## Creating Custom Processing Functions + +### Function Template + +Follow the SignalTransformFunctionProtocol to create custom functions: + +```python +import datetime +from meteaudata.types import FunctionInfo, Parameters, ProcessingStep, ProcessingType + +def smooth_data( + input_series: list[pd.Series], + window_size: int = 5, + *args, + **kwargs +) -> list[tuple[pd.Series, list[ProcessingStep]]]: + """ + Custom smoothing function using rolling mean. + + Args: + input_series: List of pandas Series to process + window_size: Size of rolling window for smoothing + + Returns: + List of (processed_series, processing_steps) tuples + """ + + # Define function metadata + func_info = FunctionInfo( + name="rolling_mean_smoothing", + version="1.0", + author="Custom Author", + reference="Custom smoothing implementation" + ) + + # Store parameters + parameters = Parameters(window_size=window_size) + + # Create processing step + processing_step = ProcessingStep( + type=ProcessingType.SMOOTHING, + parameters=parameters, + function_info=func_info, + description=f"Rolling mean smoothing with window size {window_size}", + run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), + requires_calibration=False, + input_series_names=[str(col.name) for col in input_series], + suffix="SMOOTH" + ) + + outputs = [] + for col in input_series: + col = col.copy() + col_name = col.name + signal_name, _ = str(col_name).split("_", 1) + + # Validate index type + if not isinstance(col.index, (pd.DatetimeIndex, pd.TimedeltaIndex)): + raise IndexError( + f"Series {col.name} has index type {type(col.index)}. " + "Please provide either pd.DatetimeIndex or pd.TimedeltaIndex" + ) + + # Apply smoothing + smoothed = col.rolling(window=window_size, center=True).mean() + + # Name the output series + new_name = f"{signal_name}_{processing_step.suffix}" + smoothed.name = new_name + + outputs.append((smoothed, [processing_step])) + + return outputs + +# Use the custom function +signal.process([f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"], smooth_data, window_size=3) + +# Examine the result +smoothed_ts = signal.time_series[f"{signal.name}#1_SMOOTH#1"] +print(f"Smoothed series created: {smoothed_ts.series.name}") +print(f"Parameters used: {smoothed_ts.processing_steps[0].parameters.as_dict()}") +``` + +## Best Practices + +### 1. Chain Processing Logically + +```python +# Good: Logical sequence +signal.process([raw_series], resample.resample, "1H") # Standardize frequency +signal.process([resampled_series], interpolate.linear_interpolation) # Fill gaps +signal.process([interpolated_series], subset.subset, start=10, end=90, by_index=True) # Extract ROI + +# Avoid: Unnecessary back-and-forth +# Don't resample → subset → resample again without good reason +``` + +### 2. Preserve Processing Context + +```python +# Document processing intent with descriptive parameters +signal.process( + [f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1"], + replace.replace_ranges, + [("2024-01-01 02:00:00", "2024-01-01 04:00:00")], + reason="sensor calibration period - data invalid", # Clear reason + replace_with=np.nan +) +``` + +### 3. Validate at Each Step + +```python +def robust_processing_pipeline(signal, input_series): + """Pipeline with validation at each step.""" + + current = input_series + + # Step 1: Resample + signal.process([current], resample.resample, "1H") + current = f"{signal.name}#1_RESAMPLED#1" + + # Validate step 1 + if signal.time_series[current].series.empty: + raise ValueError("Resampling resulted in empty series") + + # Step 2: Interpolate + signal.process([current], interpolate.linear_interpolation) + current = f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1" + + # Validate step 2 + remaining_nulls = signal.time_series[current].series.isnull().sum() + if remaining_nulls > 0: + print(f"Warning: {remaining_nulls} null values remain after interpolation") + + return current + +# Use robust pipeline +try: + final_series = robust_processing_pipeline(signal, f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1") + print(f"Pipeline completed successfully: {final_series}") +except ValueError as e: + print(f"Pipeline failed: {e}") +``` + +### 4. Use Appropriate Index Types + +```python +# Ensure proper index types for time series processing +if not isinstance(data.index, pd.DatetimeIndex): + # Convert if possible + data.index = pd.to_datetime(data.index) + +# Or create proper datetime index +proper_index = pd.date_range(start='2024-01-01', periods=len(data), freq='1H') +data = data.reindex(proper_index) +``` + +## See Also + +- [Working with Signals](signals.md) - Understanding signal structure and management +- [Multivariate Processing](../api-reference/processing/multivariate.md) - Cross-signal processing functions +- [Metadata Visualization](metadata-visualization.md) - Exploring processing history +- [Saving and Loading](saving-loading.md) - Persisting processed time series \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/user-guide/visualization.md b/docs/user-guide/visualization.md index ba4775a..83fafb2 100644 --- a/docs/user-guide/visualization.md +++ b/docs/user-guide/visualization.md @@ -1,6 +1,748 @@ -# Visualization +# Plotting and Visualization -This page contains documentation for visualization. +This guide covers meteaudata's built-in visualization capabilities for exploring time series data, processing dependencies, and dataset relationships. The visualization system uses Plotly for interactive plots and provides rich display methods for metadata exploration. -!!! note "Work in Progress" - This section is currently being developed. Check back soon for updates. +> **📖 API Reference:** For complete method signatures, parameters, and return types, see the [Visualization API Reference](../api-reference/visualization/index.md). + +## Overview + +meteaudata provides several visualization approaches: + +1. **TimeSeries.plot()** - Individual time series plotting with processing type styling +2. **Signal.plot()** - Multi-time series plotting within a signal +3. **Signal.plot_dependency_graph()** - Processing dependency visualization +4. **Dataset.plot()** - Multi-signal plotting with subplots +5. **DisplayableBase.display()** - Rich metadata exploration with interactive SVG graphs + +## Quick Start + +### Basic Time Series Plotting + +```python +import numpy as np +import pandas as pd +from meteaudata.types import Signal, DataProvenance +from meteaudata.processing_steps.univariate import resample, interpolate + +# Create sample data +timestamps = pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=100, freq='1H') +temperature_data = pd.Series( + 20 + 5 * np.sin(np.arange(100) * 2 * np.pi / 24) + np.random.normal(0, 0.5, 100), + index=timestamps, + name="RAW" +) + +provenance = DataProvenance( + source_repository="Example System", + project="Visualization Demo", + location="Demo location", + equipment="Temperature sensor", + parameter="Temperature", + purpose="Demonstrate plotting features", + metadata_id="VIZ_DEMO_001" +) + +signal = Signal( + input_data=temperature_data, + name="Temperature", + provenance=provenance, + units="°C" +) + +# Apply some processing +signal.process([f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1"], resample.resample, "2H") +signal.process([f"{signal.name}#1_RESAMPLED#1"], interpolate.linear_interpolation) + +# Plot individual time series +raw_ts = signal.time_series[f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1"] +fig = raw_ts.plot() +fig.show() + +# Plot all time series in signal +signal_fig = signal.plot([f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1", f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"]) +signal_fig.show() +``` + +## TimeSeries Plotting + +### Individual Time Series Visualization + +Each `TimeSeries` object has a `plot()` method that creates interactive Plotly charts: + +```python +# Get a time series +ts = signal.time_series[f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"] + +# Basic plot +fig = ts.plot() +fig.show() + +# Customized plot +fig = ts.plot( + title="Temperature Analysis", + y_axis="Temperature (°C)", + x_axis="Time", + legend_name="Processed Temperature" +) +fig.show() + +# Plot with date filtering +fig = ts.plot( + start="2024-01-01 06:00:00", + end="2024-01-01 18:00:00", + title="Daytime Temperature" +) +fig.show() +``` + +### Processing Type Visualization + +The plot styling automatically reflects the processing type: + +| Processing Type | Marker Style | Line Mode | +|----------------|--------------|-----------| +| `SMOOTHING` | Circle | Lines only | +| `FILTERING` | Circle | Lines + markers | +| `GAP_FILLING` | Triangle up | Lines + markers | +| `PREDICTION` | Square | Lines + markers | +| `FAULT_DETECTION` | X | Lines + markers | +| `FAULT_DIAGNOSIS` | Star | Lines + markers | +| `OTHER` | Diamond | Markers only | + +The system automatically chooses appropriate markers and modes based on ProcessingType: + +```python +# Different processing types get different markers and modes +from meteaudata.processing_steps.univariate import prediction + +# Add prediction +signal.process([f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"], prediction.predict_previous_point) + +# Raw data - circles with lines+markers +raw_fig = signal.time_series[f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1"].plot() + +# Interpolated data - triangle-up markers (GAP_FILLING type) +interp_fig = signal.time_series[f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"].plot() + +# Prediction - squares with lines+markers +pred_fig = signal.time_series[f"{signal.name}#1_PREV-PRED#1"].plot() +``` + +### Temporal Shifting for Predictions + +The plotting system automatically handles temporal shifts for prediction data: + +```python +# Prediction data is automatically shifted to show future timestamps +pred_ts = signal.time_series[f"{signal.name}#1_PREV-PRED#1"] +fig = pred_ts.plot(title="Temperature Prediction with Time Shift") + +# The plot shows the prediction at the correct future time based on: +# - step_distance from processing steps +# - original time series frequency +fig.show() +``` + +## Signal Plotting + +### Multi-Time Series Visualization + +The `Signal.plot()` method combines multiple time series in one chart: + +```python +# Plot specific time series from a signal +ts_names = [f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1", f"{signal.name}#1_RESAMPLED#1", f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"] +fig = signal.plot(ts_names) +fig.show() + +# The plot automatically: +# - Uses different colors for each time series +# - Shows appropriate markers based on processing type +# - Includes legend with time series names +# - Handles temporal shifts for predictions + +# Customized signal plot +fig = signal.plot( + ts_names=ts_names, + title="Temperature Processing Pipeline", + y_axis="Temperature (°C)", + x_axis="Time" +) +fig.show() +``` + +### Date Range Filtering + +Filter plots to specific time ranges: + +```python +# Plot data for specific time period +fig = signal.plot( + ts_names=[f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1", f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"], + start="2024-01-01 08:00:00", + end="2024-01-01 16:00:00", + title="Daytime Temperature Comparison" +) +fig.show() +``` + +## Dependency Graph Visualization + +### Processing Dependencies + +Visualize how time series are related through processing steps: + +```python +# Create dependency graph for a specific time series +fig = signal.plot_dependency_graph(f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1") +fig.show() + +# The dependency graph shows: +# - Time series as colored rectangles +# - Processing functions as connecting lines +# - Temporal flow from left to right +# - Processing step names as labels + +# For time series with no dependencies (raw data) +raw_fig = signal.plot_dependency_graph(f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1") +raw_fig.show() # Shows "(No dependencies)" message +``` + +### Understanding Dependency Graphs + +The dependency graph provides visual insight into processing lineage: + +```python +# Build complex processing chain +from meteaudata.processing_steps.univariate import subset + +signal.process([f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"], subset.subset, start=10, end=80, by_index=True) + +# Visualize complex dependencies +complex_fig = signal.plot_dependency_graph(f"{signal.name}#1_SLICE#1") +complex_fig.show() + +# The graph shows the complete chain: +# RAW → RESAMPLED → LIN-INT → SLICE +# with processing function names on the connections +``` + +## Dataset Plotting + +### Multi-Signal Visualization + +Plot multiple signals from a dataset using subplots: + +```python +from meteaudata.types import Dataset + +# Create additional signal +ph_data = pd.Series(7.2 + 0.3 * np.random.randn(100), index=timestamps, name="RAW") +ph_signal = Signal( + input_data=ph_data, + name="pH", + provenance=DataProvenance(parameter="pH"), + units="pH units" +) + +# Create dataset +dataset = Dataset( + name="process_monitoring", + description="Temperature and pH monitoring", + owner="Process Engineer", + signals={ + "Temperature#1": signal, + "pH#1": ph_signal + } +) + +# Plot multiple signals with subplots +fig = dataset.plot( + signal_names=["Temperature#1", "pH#1"], + ts_names=["Temperature#1_RAW#1", "pH#1_RAW#1"], + title="Process Monitoring Dashboard" +) +fig.show() + +# The dataset plot creates: +# - Separate subplot for each signal +# - Shared x-axis (time) across subplots +# - Individual y-axis labels with units +# - Common legend +``` + +### Filtering Time Series in Dataset Plots + +```python +# Plot specific time series from multiple signals +fig = dataset.plot( + signal_names=["Temperature#1", "pH#1"], + ts_names=[ + "Temperature#1_RAW#1", + "Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1", + "pH#1_RAW#1" + ], + start="2024-01-01 06:00:00", + end="2024-01-01 18:00:00", + title="Daytime Process Monitoring" +) +fig.show() + +# Only shows time series that exist in each signal +# Temperature signal: shows both RAW and LIN-INT +# pH signal: shows only RAW (LIN-INT doesn't exist) +``` + +## Rich Display System + +### Interactive Metadata Exploration + +All meteaudata objects support rich display with interactive SVG graphs: + +```python +# Text display +signal.display(format="text", depth=2) + +# HTML display (in Jupyter notebooks) +signal.display(format="html", depth=3) + +# Interactive SVG graph +signal.display(format="graph", max_depth=4, width=1200, height=800) + +# Convenience methods +signal.show_summary() # Quick text overview +signal.show_details() # Rich HTML display +signal.show_graph() # Interactive graph in notebook or browser +``` + +### Browser-Based Visualization + +For detailed exploration outside notebooks: + +```python +# Open interactive graph in browser +html_path = signal.show_graph_in_browser( + max_depth=4, + width=1400, + height=900, + title="Temperature Signal Metadata Explorer" +) +print(f"Interactive visualization saved to: {html_path}") + +# The browser visualization provides: +# - Hierarchical object structure +# - Collapsible/expandable sections +# - Processing step details +# - Parameter exploration +# - Complete metadata tree +``` + +## Customizing Visualizations + +### Plot Styling + +Plotly figures can be customized after creation: + +```python +# Get base figure +fig = signal.plot([f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1", f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"]) + +# Customize styling +fig.update_layout( + plot_bgcolor='white', + paper_bgcolor='white', + font=dict(size=12), + showlegend=True, + legend=dict( + orientation="h", + yanchor="bottom", + y=1.02, + xanchor="right", + x=1 + ) +) + +# Update axes +fig.update_xaxes( + gridcolor='lightgray', + gridwidth=1, + title_font_size=14 +) + +fig.update_yaxes( + gridcolor='lightgray', + gridwidth=1, + title_font_size=14 +) + +fig.show() +``` + +### Color Schemes + +The plotting system uses Plotly's default color scheme: + +```python +# Colors cycle through Plotly's default colorway +# You can access the colors used: +from meteaudata.types import PLOT_COLORS +print("Available colors:", PLOT_COLORS) + +# Custom color application (modify the figure after creation) +fig = signal.plot([f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1", f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"]) + +# Update trace colors +for i, trace in enumerate(fig.data): + trace.line.color = PLOT_COLORS[i % len(PLOT_COLORS)] + +fig.show() +``` + +## Programmatic Plot Analysis + +### Extracting Plot Data + +Access plot data for custom analysis: + +```python +# Get plot figure +fig = signal.plot([f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1", f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"]) + +# Extract data from traces +for trace in fig.data: + print(f"Trace: {trace.name}") + print(f" Points: {len(trace.x)}") + print(f" X range: {min(trace.x)} to {max(trace.x)}") + print(f" Y range: {min(trace.y)} to {max(trace.y)}") + print(f" Mode: {trace.mode}") + print(f" Marker: {trace.marker.symbol}") +``` + +### Custom Processing of Plot Elements + +```python +def analyze_plot_characteristics(signal, ts_names): + """Analyze characteristics of plotted time series.""" + + fig = signal.plot(ts_names) + + analysis = {} + for trace in fig.data: + ts_name = trace.name + + # Get corresponding time series + ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] + + analysis[ts_name] = { + 'plot_points': len(trace.x), + 'actual_points': len(ts.series), + 'processing_steps': len(ts.processing_steps), + 'plot_mode': trace.mode, + 'marker_symbol': trace.marker.symbol, + 'has_temporal_shift': len(ts.processing_steps) > 0 and + any(step.step_distance != 0 for step in ts.processing_steps) + } + + return analysis + +# Analyze plot +analysis = analyze_plot_characteristics( + signal, + [f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1", f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"] +) + +for ts_name, info in analysis.items(): + print(f"\n{ts_name}:") + for key, value in info.items(): + print(f" {key}: {value}") +``` + +## Integration with Jupyter Notebooks + +### Display Methods + +In Jupyter environments, meteaudata provides enhanced display: + +```python +# In Jupyter notebooks: + +# Display signal with plots +signal # Shows rich HTML representation with plots + +# Display specific time series +ts = signal.time_series[f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1"] +ts # Shows time series plot + metadata + +# Display dataset overview +dataset # Shows dataset structure + signal summaries + +# Interactive exploration +signal.show_graph() # Embedded SVG graph in notebook +``` + +### Notebook-Specific Features + +```python +# Check if running in notebook +from meteaudata.displayable import _is_notebook_environment + +if _is_notebook_environment(): + # Enhanced display available + signal.display(format="html", depth=3) + signal.show_graph(max_depth=4) +else: + # Fallback to text display + signal.display(format="text", depth=2) + signal.show_graph_in_browser() +``` + +## Performance Considerations + +### Large Time Series + +For large time series, consider performance implications: + +```python +# For very large time series (>10,000 points) +large_ts = signal.time_series[f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1"] + +if len(large_ts.series) > 10000: + # Consider sampling or date filtering + fig = large_ts.plot( + start="2024-01-01", + end="2024-01-02", # Limit to one day + title="Large Time Series (Filtered)" + ) +else: + fig = large_ts.plot() + +fig.show() +``` + +### Multiple Signal Plots + +```python +# For datasets with many signals, be selective +if len(dataset.signals) > 10: + # Plot subset of signals + selected_signals = list(dataset.signals.keys())[:5] + fig = dataset.plot( + signal_names=selected_signals, + ts_names=[f"{name}_RAW#1" for name in selected_signals] + ) +else: + # Plot all signals + fig = dataset.plot( + signal_names=list(dataset.signals.keys()), + ts_names=[f"{name}_RAW#1" for name in dataset.signals.keys()] + ) + +fig.show() +``` + +## Advanced Visualization Techniques + +### Custom Plot Combinations + +You can combine multiple meteaudata plots into custom layouts: + +```python +# Combine multiple plot types +from plotly.subplots import make_subplots + +# Create custom layout +fig = make_subplots( + rows=2, cols=2, + subplot_titles=("Raw Data", "Processed Data", "Dependencies", "Statistics"), + specs=[[{"type": "scatter"}, {"type": "scatter"}], + [{"type": "scatter"}, {"type": "table"}]] +) + +# Add time series plots +raw_trace = signal.time_series[f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1"].plot().data[0] +processed_trace = signal.time_series[f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"].plot().data[0] + +fig.add_trace(raw_trace, row=1, col=1) +fig.add_trace(processed_trace, row=1, col=2) + +# Add dependency graph +dep_fig = signal.plot_dependency_graph(f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1") +for trace in dep_fig.data: + fig.add_trace(trace, row=2, col=1) + +fig.show() +``` + +### Styling Consistency + +Maintain consistent styling across multiple plots: + +```python +# Define common plot configuration +plot_config = { + "title": "Environmental Monitoring Dashboard", + "x_axis": "Time (Local)", + "start": "2024-01-01", + "end": "2024-12-31" +} + +# Apply to multiple plots +temp_fig = signal.plot([f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1"], **plot_config) +ph_fig = ph_signal.plot(["pH#1_RAW#1"], **plot_config) +``` + +## Best Practices + +### 1. Use Appropriate Plot Types + +```python +# For raw data exploration +raw_fig = signal.time_series[f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1"].plot( + title="Raw Data Exploration" +) + +# For processed data comparison +comparison_fig = signal.plot( + [f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1", f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"], + title="Before vs After Processing" +) + +# For understanding processing flow +dependency_fig = signal.plot_dependency_graph(f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1") +``` + +### 2. Provide Context + +```python +# Include meaningful titles and labels +fig = signal.plot( + [f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1", f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"], + title=f"{signal.provenance.parameter} - {signal.provenance.project}", + y_axis=f"{signal.provenance.parameter} ({signal.units})", + x_axis="Time" +) + +# Add project context in the title +fig.update_layout( + title=dict( + text=f"{signal.provenance.parameter} Analysis
" + f"Project: {signal.provenance.project} | " + f"Equipment: {signal.provenance.equipment}", + x=0.5 + ) +) + +fig.show() +``` + +### 3. Validate Before Plotting + +```python +def safe_plot(signal, ts_names): + """Plot with validation.""" + + # Validate time series exist + missing = [name for name in ts_names if name not in signal.time_series] + if missing: + print(f"Warning: Missing time series: {missing}") + ts_names = [name for name in ts_names if name in signal.time_series] + + if not ts_names: + print("No valid time series to plot") + return None + + # Check for empty time series + valid_ts = [] + for name in ts_names: + if len(signal.time_series[name].series) > 0: + valid_ts.append(name) + else: + print(f"Warning: Empty time series: {name}") + + if not valid_ts: + print("No non-empty time series to plot") + return None + + return signal.plot(valid_ts) + +# Use safe plotting +fig = safe_plot(signal, [f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1", f"{signal.name}#1_NONEXISTENT#1"]) +if fig: + fig.show() +``` + +### 4. Save Plots Programmatically + +```python +# Save plots for reports +fig = signal.plot([f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1", f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"]) + +# Save as interactive HTML +fig.write_html("temperature_analysis.html") + +# Save as static image +fig.write_image("temperature_analysis.png", width=1200, height=600, scale=2) + +# Save as PDF +fig.write_image("temperature_analysis.pdf", width=1200, height=600) +``` + +## Troubleshooting + +### Common Issues + +**Empty plots**: Ensure time series contain data in the specified date range: +```python +# Check data availability +ts = signal.time_series[f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1"] +print(f"Data range: {ts.series.index.min()} to {ts.series.index.max()}") +print(f"Data points: {len(ts.series)}") +``` + +**Styling issues**: Verify processing steps are properly recorded: +```python +# Check processing history +for step in ts.processing_steps: + print(f"Step: {step.type} - {step.description}") +``` + +**Performance problems**: Limit data range or series count: +```python +# Sample large datasets +fig = ts.plot( + start="2024-01-01", + end="2024-01-31" # Limit data range +) + +# Use specific time series names +fig = signal.plot( + ts_names=[f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1"] # Don't plot all series +) +``` + +**Display System Issues**: If rich display isn't working in Jupyter: +```python +# Force display update +from IPython.display import display +display(signal) + +# For non-Jupyter environments, use text display +signal.display(format="text", depth=2) +``` + +## API Reference + +For complete method documentation with signatures, parameters, and return types: + +- **[Visualization API Reference](../api-reference/visualization/index.md)** - Complete API documentation +- **[TimeSeries Plotting API](../api-reference/visualization/timeseries-plotting.md)** - TimeSeries.plot() method +- **[Signal Plotting API](../api-reference/visualization/signal-plotting.md)** - Signal.plot() and plot_dependency_graph() methods +- **[Dataset Plotting API](../api-reference/visualization/dataset-plotting.md)** - Dataset.plot() method +- **[Display System API](../api-reference/visualization/display-system.md)** - All display() methods + +## See Also + +- [Metadata Visualization](metadata-visualization.md) - Rich display system and interactive exploration +- [Working with Signals](signals.md) - Understanding signal structure for plotting +- [Working with Datasets](datasets.md) - Managing multiple signals for comparison plots +- [Time Series Processing](time-series.md) - Creating the processed data to visualize \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/mkdocs.yml b/mkdocs.yml index c8a3087..fd82d25 100644 --- a/mkdocs.yml +++ b/mkdocs.yml @@ -46,6 +46,8 @@ nav: - Time Series Processing: user-guide/time-series.md - Processing Steps: user-guide/processing-steps.md - Visualization: user-guide/visualization.md + - Metadata Visualization: user-guide/metadata-visualization.md + - Saving and Loading: user-guide/saving-loading.md - Metadata Dictionary: - Overview: metadata-dictionary/index.md - Data Provenance: metadata-dictionary/data-provenance.md @@ -65,7 +67,12 @@ nav: - Processing Functions: - Univariate: api-reference/processing/univariate.md - Multivariate: api-reference/processing/multivariate.md - - Display System: api-reference/display.md + - Visualization: + - Overview: api-reference/visualization/index.md + - TimeSeries Plotting: api-reference/visualization/timeseries-plotting.md + - Signal Plotting: api-reference/visualization/signal-plotting.md + - Dataset Plotting: api-reference/visualization/dataset-plotting.md + - Display System: api-reference/visualization/display-system.md - Examples: - Basic Workflow: examples/basic-workflow.md - Custom Processing Functions: examples/custom-processing.md @@ -100,6 +107,7 @@ plugins: - gen-files: scripts: - docs/scripts/gen_metadata_dict.py + - docs/scripts/gen_visualization_api.py markdown_extensions: - admonition diff --git a/pyproject.toml b/pyproject.toml index db3c279..67ce134 100644 --- a/pyproject.toml +++ b/pyproject.toml @@ -24,6 +24,7 @@ dependencies = [ [project.urls] Homepage = "https://github.com/modelEAU/meteaudata" +Documentation = "https://modeleau.github.io/meteaudata/" # Generate docs before building [tool.hatch.build.hooks.custom] diff --git a/src/meteaudata/displayable.py b/src/meteaudata/displayable.py index 90c235e..7332bd1 100644 --- a/src/meteaudata/displayable.py +++ b/src/meteaudata/displayable.py @@ -206,7 +206,7 @@ def _build_html_content(self, depth: int) -> str: return "\n".join(lines) def render_svg_graph(self, max_depth: int = 4, width: int = 1200, - height: int = 800, title: str = None) -> str: + height: int = 800, title: Optional[str] = None) -> str: """ Render as interactive SVG nested box graph and return HTML string. @@ -234,7 +234,7 @@ def render_svg_graph(self, max_depth: int = 4, width: int = 1200, ) def show_graph_in_browser(self, max_depth: int = 4, width: int = 1200, - height: int = 800, title: str = None) -> str: + height: int = 800, title: Optional[str] = None) -> str: """ Render SVG graph and open in browser. diff --git a/src/meteaudata/graph_display.py b/src/meteaudata/graph_display.py index 169c156..22f2021 100644 --- a/src/meteaudata/graph_display.py +++ b/src/meteaudata/graph_display.py @@ -534,8 +534,8 @@ def _get_html_template(self) -> str: # Clean convenience functions for external usage -def render_meteaudata_graph_html(obj, max_depth: int = 4, width: int = 1200, - height: int = 800, title: str = None) -> str: +def render_meteaudata_graph_html(obj: Any, max_depth: int = 4, width: int = 1200, + height: int = 800, title: Optional[str] = None) -> str: """ Render any meteaudata object as HTML string with interactive SVG graph. diff --git a/src/meteaudata/types.py b/src/meteaudata/types.py index 5549c7b..61024e7 100644 --- a/src/meteaudata/types.py +++ b/src/meteaudata/types.py @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ import zipfile from enum import Enum from pathlib import Path -from typing import Any, Dict, Optional, Protocol, Union +from typing import Any, Dict, List, Optional, Protocol, Union import numpy as np import pandas as pd @@ -761,9 +761,26 @@ def plot( y_axis: Optional[str] = None, x_axis: Optional[str] = None, legend_name: Optional[str] = None, - start=None, - end=None, + start: Optional[Union[str, datetime.datetime, pd.Timestamp]] = None, + end: Optional[Union[str, datetime.datetime, pd.Timestamp]] = None, ) -> go.Figure: + """ + Create an interactive Plotly plot of the time series data. + + The plot styling is automatically determined by the processing type of the time series. + For prediction data, temporal shifting is applied to show future timestamps. + + Args: + title: Plot title. If None, uses the time series name. + y_axis: Y-axis label. If None, uses the time series name. + x_axis: X-axis label. If None, uses "Time". + legend_name: Legend entry name. If None, uses the time series name. + start: Start date for filtering data (datetime string or object). + end: End date for filtering data (datetime string or object). + + Returns: + Plotly Figure object with the time series plot. + """ processing_type_to_marker = { ProcessingType.SORTING: "circle", ProcessingType.REMOVE_DUPLICATES: "circle", @@ -915,37 +932,20 @@ class SignalTransformFunctionProtocol(Protocol): The protocol ensures consistent interfaces across different processing functions while maintaining complete audit trails of all transformations applied to environmental monitoring data. - - Parameters: - input_series (list[pd.Series]): List of pandas Series objects containing - the input time series data to be processed. Each series should have - proper datetime indexing and consistent data types. - *args: Additional positional arguments specific to the processing function. - Common examples include window sizes, filter parameters, or model settings. - **kwargs: Additional keyword arguments for function configuration. - Typical parameters include method selection, tolerance settings, - or processing options. - - Returns: - list[tuple[pd.Series, list[ProcessingStep]]]: List of tuples where each - tuple contains: - - A transformed pandas Series with the same index structure as inputs - - A list of ProcessingStep objects documenting the transformations applied - """ def __call__( - self, input_series: list[pd.Series], *args, **kwargs + self, input_series: list[pd.Series], *args: Any, **kwargs: Any ) -> list[tuple[pd.Series, list[ProcessingStep]]]: """Process input time series and return results with processing metadata. Args: - input_series: List of pandas Series to be processed + input_series (list[pd.Series]): List of pandas Series to be processed *args: Function-specific positional arguments **kwargs: Function-specific keyword arguments Returns: - List of (processed_series, processing_steps) tuples + list[tuple[pd.Series, list[ProcessingStep]]]: List of (processed_series, processing_steps) tuples """ ... @@ -1129,15 +1129,15 @@ def process( self, input_time_series_names: list[str], transform_function: SignalTransformFunctionProtocol, - *args, - **kwargs, + *args: Any, + **kwargs: Any, ) -> "Signal": """ Processes the signal data using a transformation function. Args: input_time_series_names (list[str]): List of names of the input time series to be processed. - transform_function (TransformFunctionProtocol): The transformation function to be applied. + transform_function (SignalTransformFunctionProtocol): The transformation function to be applied. *args: Additional positional arguments to be passed to the transformation function. **kwargs: Additional keyword arguments to be passed to the transformation function. @@ -1349,13 +1349,30 @@ def _load_from_data_dir_and_meta_dict( def plot( self, - ts_names: list[str], + ts_names: List[str], title: Optional[str] = None, y_axis: Optional[str] = None, x_axis: Optional[str] = None, - start=None, - end=None, + start: Optional[Union[str, datetime.datetime, pd.Timestamp]] = None, + end: Optional[Union[str, datetime.datetime, pd.Timestamp]] = None, ) -> go.Figure: + """ + Create an interactive Plotly plot with multiple time series from this signal. + + Each time series is plotted with different colors and appropriate styling based + on their processing types. Temporal shifting is applied automatically for prediction data. + + Args: + ts_names: List of time series names to plot. Must exist in this signal. + title: Plot title. If None, uses "Time series plot of {signal_name}". + y_axis: Y-axis label. If None, uses "{signal_name} ({units})". + x_axis: X-axis label. If None, uses "Time". + start: Start date for filtering data (datetime string or object). + end: End date for filtering data (datetime string or object). + + Returns: + Plotly Figure object with multiple time series traces. + """ if not title: title = f"Time series plot of {self.name}" if not y_axis: @@ -1377,7 +1394,7 @@ def plot( ) return fig - def build_dependency_graph(self, ts_name: str) -> list[dict[str, Any]]: + def build_dependency_graph(self, ts_name: str) -> List[Dict[str, Any]]: """ Build a data structure that represents all the processig steps and their dependencies for a given time series. """ @@ -1401,6 +1418,18 @@ def build_dependency_graph(self, ts_name: str) -> list[dict[str, Any]]: return dependencies def plot_dependency_graph(self, ts_name: str) -> go.Figure: + """ + Create a dependency graph visualization showing processing lineage for a time series. + + The graph displays time series as colored rectangles connected by lines representing + processing functions. The flow is temporal from left to right. + + Args: + ts_name: Name of the time series to trace dependencies for. + + Returns: + Plotly Figure object with the dependency graph visualization. + """ dependencies = self.build_dependency_graph(ts_name) time_series_in_deps = set( [dep["origin"] for dep in dependencies] @@ -1665,46 +1694,30 @@ class DatasetTransformFunctionProtocol(Protocol): The protocol ensures that new signals created by dataset processing maintain proper metadata inheritance and processing lineage from their input signals. - Parameters: - input_signals (list[Signal]): List of Signal objects containing the input - data. Each signal represents a different measured parameter with its - complete processing history and metadata. - input_series_names (list[str]): List of specific time series names to be - used from the input signals. Format: "signal_name_processing_suffix#number" - (e.g., "temperature#1_SMOOTH#1", "pH#1_RAW#1"). - *args: Additional positional arguments specific to the processing function. - **kwargs: Additional keyword arguments for function configuration. - - Returns: - list[Signal]: List of new Signal objects created by the processing function. - Each signal should have appropriate metadata including provenance, - units, and processing history inherited from input signals. - Note: New signals created by dataset processing will have their project property automatically updated to match the parent dataset's project. The transform function is responsible for setting appropriate signal names, units, provenance parameters, and purposes. - """ def __call__( self, input_signals: list[Signal], input_series_names: list[str], - *args, - **kwargs, + *args: Any, + **kwargs: Any, ) -> list[Signal]: """Process input signals and return new signals with processing metadata. Args: - input_signals: List of Signal objects containing input data - input_series_names: Specific time series names to use from input signals + input_signals (list[Signal]): List of Signal objects containing input data + input_series_names (list[str]): Specific time series names to use from input signals *args: Function-specific positional arguments **kwargs: Function-specific keyword arguments Returns: - List of new Signal objects created by processing + list[Signal]: List of new Signal objects created by processing """ ... @@ -1893,15 +1906,15 @@ def process( self, input_time_series_names: list[str], transform_function: DatasetTransformFunctionProtocol, - *args, - **kwargs, + *args: Any, + **kwargs: Any, ) -> "Dataset": """ Processes the dataset data using a transformation function. Args: - input_signal_names (list[str]): List of names of the input time series to be processed. - transform_function (TransformFunctionProtocol): The transformation function to be applied. + input_time_series_names (list[str]): List of names of the input time series to be processed. + transform_function (DatasetTransformFunctionProtocol): The transformation function to be applied. *args: Additional positional arguments to be passed to the transformation function. **kwargs: Additional keyword arguments to be passed to the transformation function. @@ -1956,14 +1969,32 @@ def process( def plot( self, - signal_names: list[str], - ts_names: list[str], + signal_names: List[str], + ts_names: List[str], title: Optional[str] = None, y_axis: Optional[str] = None, x_axis: Optional[str] = None, - start=None, - end=None, + start: Optional[Union[str, datetime.datetime, pd.Timestamp]] = None, + end: Optional[Union[str, datetime.datetime, pd.Timestamp]] = None, ) -> go.Figure: + """ + Create a multi-subplot visualization comparing time series across signals. + + Each signal gets its own subplot with shared x-axis (time). Only time series + that exist in each signal are plotted. Individual y-axis labels include units. + + Args: + signal_names: List of signal names to plot. Must exist in this dataset. + ts_names: List of time series names to plot from each signal. + title: Plot title. If None, uses "Time series plots of dataset {dataset_name}". + y_axis: Base Y-axis label. If None, uses "Values". + x_axis: X-axis label. If None, uses "Time". + start: Start date for filtering data (datetime string or object). + end: End date for filtering data (datetime string or object). + + Returns: + Plotly Figure object with subplots for each signal. + """ if not title: title = f"Time series plots of dataset {self.name}" if not y_axis: diff --git a/todo-list.md b/todo-list.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..29a3c03 --- /dev/null +++ b/todo-list.md @@ -0,0 +1,53 @@ +# Missing documentation sections +- [x] Getting Started + - [x] Installation + - [x] Quick Start + - [x] Basic Concepts +- [x] User Guide + - [x] Working with Datasets + - [x] Working with Signals + - [x] Time Series Processing + - [x] Saving and Loading data + - [x] Plotting + - [x] Visualizing metadata structure +- [x] API reference + - [x] Overview + - [x] Core Types + - [x] Processing Functions + - [x] Univariate + - [x] Multivariate + - [x] Display System +- [ ] Examples + - [x] Basic Workflow + - [ ] Custom Processing Functions + - [ ] Real-world Use Cases +- [ ] Development + - [ ] Contributing + - [ ] Architecture + - [ ] Extending metEAUdata + +# Progress Summary +## Completed (13/16 major sections - 81%) +- ✅ Getting Started (3/3): Installation, Quick Start, Basic Concepts +- ✅ User Guide (6/6): Working with Signals, Working with Datasets, Time Series Processing, Saving and Loading data, Plotting, Visualizing metadata structure +- ✅ API Reference (4/4): Overview, Core Types, Univariate Processing, Multivariate Processing +- ✅ Examples (1/3): Basic Workflow + +## Remaining Work +### Medium Priority User Guide Sections: ✅ COMPLETED + +### Medium Priority Examples (2 remaining): +- Custom Processing Functions - How to create custom transformations +- Real-world Use Cases - Industry-specific examples + +### Low Priority Development Docs (3 remaining): +- Contributing - How to contribute to the project +- Architecture - Internal design and structure +- Extending metEAUdata - Advanced customization + +# Technical Tasks +[ ] Fix griffe warnings in types.py Protocol definitions to enable --strict mode +[x] Documentation builds successfully without errors +[x] Essential user-facing documentation complete +[x] API reference documentation complete + From df27c33210eb3af45e9cbd76c4c6a1eeb2927cb4 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jean-David Therrien Date: Thu, 24 Jul 2025 15:47:34 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 2/4] The execution contexts work and the output capture work. 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It provides tools for detailed metadata handling, data transformations, and serialization of processing steps to ensure reproducibility and clarity in data manipulation workflows. + +## Features + +- Detailed metadata management for time series data. +- Built-in support for serialization and deserialization of data and metadata. +- Customizable processing steps for various data transformations such as interpolation, resampling, and averaging. + +## Installation + +### To contribute to this project + +1. Fork this repository to your GitHub account +1. Clone your fork to your computer: + +```bash +git clone https://github.com/your-username/meteaudata.git +cd meteaudata +uv sync +``` + +### To use `meteaudata` as a dependency for another project + +```bash +# pip +pip install meteaudata + +# poetry +poetry add meteaudata + +# uv +uv add meteaudata +``` + +## Usage + +Below are a few examples of how to use `meteaudata`: + +### Creating and Manipulating a Signal + + + +### Creating and Manipulating a Dataset + + + + +## Create your own transformation functions + +If you already have a data processing pipeline, it can be easily adapted to work with metEAUdata. All that is needed is to create a wrapper function that adheres the either the SignalTransformationProtocol or the DatasetTransformationProtocol. + +### Signal Tranformations + +As long as your transformation is univariate (works on data from a single signal at a time), it can be adapted to match the SignalTranformationProtocol in the following way: + +Create a function that: + +1. Accepts the following arguments: + 1. A list of pandas Series the functions will use as inputs + 1. Any arguments you need to pass to *your* function for it to work. + 1. Any keyword arguments you need to pass to *your* function for it to work. +1. Returns a list of outputs. Each item in the list is a tuple (group of two objects). For every tuple, these objects are: + 1. One of the pandas Series that was produced by *your* function. + 1. A list of ProcessingStep objects. These objects represent each transformation your transformation applied to the output time series to obtain it from the input time series. + +### Dataset Transformations + +If your transformation function involves multiple signals (multivariate transformations), it should conform to the DatasetTransformFunctionProtocol in this manner: + +Create a function that: + +1. Accepts the following arguments: + 1. A list of Signal objects that the function will use as inputs. + 1. A list of time series names, where each name corresponds to the specific time series within the input signals that your function will process. + 1. Any additional arguments that are necessary for your transformation function. + 1. Any keyword arguments that are necessary for your transformation function. +1. Returns a list of outputs. Each item in the list is a Signal object: + 1. Each Signal object contains one or more transformed time series resulting from the applied transformation. + 1. Each time series within the Signal should be associated with a list of ProcessingStep objects. These objects document each transformation step applied to the time series to transform it from its original state in the input signals. + +### Describing your Processing Steps with the `ProcessingStep`object + +The `ProcessingStep` object represents a single step in the transformation of a time series, documenting the specifics of the transformation applied. Use this object to ensure traceability and reproducibility in data processing. + +Attributes: + +- `type`: An instance of ProcessingType that categorizes the transformation (e.g., smoothing, filtering, resampling). The list of accepted categories can be found in the ProcessingType object in the `meteaudata.types` module. +- `description`: A brief description of what the transformation step does. +- `function_info`: An instance of FunctionInfo providing details such as the name of the function, version, author, and reference URL. +- `run_datetime`: The date and time when the transformation was applied. +- `requires_calibration`: A boolean indicating whether the transformation requires calibration data. +- `parameters`: Optional. An instance of Parameters storing any parameters used in the transformation. +- `suffix`: A string appended to the name of the output series to denote this specific transformation step. By convention, suffixes are made of 3 or 4-letter words or abbreviations that briefly designate the applied transformation. The suffix should NEVER contain an underscore ("_"), as underscores are used to distinguish important parts of the time series name. Instead, if the suffix contains several words, link them using a dash "-". + +Usage: + +Include the `ProcessingStep` object(s) in the tuple returned by your transformation function, paired with the transformed time series. This linkage ensures that each transformation step’s metadata is directly associated with the resulting data. + +### The `FunctionInfo` object + +The `FunctionInfo` object provides essential metadata about the specific function used in a transformation step to ensure repeatability and traceability of data processing workflows. + +Attributes: + +- `name`: The name of the function, which should be descriptive enough to identify the purpose of the transformation. +- `version`: The version number of the function, helping to manage updates or changes over time. +- `author`: The name of the individual or organization that developed or implemented the function. +- `reference`: A URL or a citation to detailed documentation or the source code repository, providing deeper insights into the function's implementation and usage. + +Usage: + +Simply include a `FunctionInfo` object as part of each `ProcessingStep` to document the specific details of the function used for that step. + +### Putting it all together (signal version) + +A custom Signal transformation would therefore look like the following + + + +Explanation: + +- Function Definition: We define a function that implements the SignalTransformFunctionProtocol (without explicitly depending on it). This ensures our transformation adheres to the expected interface. +- Transformation Logic: In the function, we iterate over the input series, applying a simple transformation to double each value. This example can be replaced with any logic specific to your needs. + +- `FunctionInfo`: We create a `FunctionInfo` object to document who created the function, its version, and where more information can be found. +- `ProcessingStep`s: For each transformation, we instantiate a `ProcessingStep` that describes what the transformation does, when it was run, and other metadata like whether it requires calibration. + +- Output: The transformed series is paired with its corresponding `ProcessingStep`(s) in a tuple, which is then collected into a list of such tuples. + +### Putting it all together (dataset version) + +A custom Dataset transformation would therefore look like the following: + + + +Explanation: + +Function Definition: + +- `input_signals`: A list of `Signal` objects that are the input to the function. +- `input_series_names`: A list of strings that specifies which time series within each signal should be processed. +- `final_provenance`: Optional. An instance of `DataProvenance` to apply to the new Signal created as a result of this function. If not provided, the function will use the provenance from the first input signal. +- `*args` and `**kwargs`: These allow the function to accept additional positional and keyword arguments for flexibility. + +Documentation and Metadata: + +- `func_info`: An instance of `FunctionInfo` that documents critical information about the function, such as its name, version, author, and reference. + +- `processing_step`: Defines a `ProcessingStep` object that records the specifics of the transformation applied— summing the series in this case. This step includes the type of transformation, a description, the date and time it was run, whether calibration was required, and a suffix to append to the new series' name for identification. + +Transformation Logic: + +Before the transformation, there may be checks (not fully implemented in the sample) to ensure that all input series have compatible data types and units and that each specified time series name exists within its corresponding signal. +The transformation itself involves concatenating the selected series horizontally (axis=1) and computing their sum across the rows (axis=1), resulting in a new series where each point is the sum of the corresponding points in the input series. + +Creation of New Signal: + +- `signals_prefix`: Constructs a descriptive name for the new signal by concatenating the names of the input signals, separated by a plus sign. +- `new_signal_name`: Appends "-SUM" to the signals_prefix to indicate that this signal represents the sum of the input signals. +- `summed_time_series`: A new `TimeSeries` object that wraps the summed series along with the processing steps detailing how it was created. +- `new_signal`: Constructs a new `Signal` object using the newly created time series, specifying its name, units, and provenance. + +Output: + +The function returns a list containing the newly created `Signal` object. This output format aligns with the expectations for dataset transformations, allowing the new signal to be integrated back into a dataset or further processed. + +## Contributing + +Contributions are welcome! Please fork the repository and submit pull requests to the main branch. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change. + +Types of accepted pull requests: + +- Bug fixes. +- New transformation functions that conform to the provided protocols. +- Addition of metadata attributes. + +## License + +This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details. + +## Authors + +- Jean-David Therrien + +## Contact + +For any queries, you can reach me at . diff --git a/docs/development/executable-code-docs.md b/docs/development/executable-code-docs.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7998e2c --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/development/executable-code-docs.md @@ -0,0 +1,395 @@ +# Executable Code in Documentation + +This guide explains how meteaudata's documentation system supports executable code blocks that run at build time and inject live outputs directly into the documentation. + +## Overview + +The meteaudata documentation includes an executable code system that: + +- **Runs actual Python code** during documentation build +- **Captures real outputs** including print statements, plots, and HTML displays +- **Embeds interactive content** like Plotly charts and meteaudata rich displays +- **Maintains context** across multiple code blocks for realistic examples +- **Provides pre-built scenarios** to demonstrate meteaudata functionality + +## Basic Usage + +### Standard Code Blocks vs Executable Blocks + +**Standard code block (static):** +```python +# This code is just displayed, not executed +signal = Signal(data, "Temperature", provenance, "°C") +print(f"Created signal: {signal.name}") +``` + +**Executable code block:** +```python +# This code actually runs during build and shows real output +signal = Signal(data, "Temperature", provenance, "°C") +print(f"Created signal: {signal.name}") +``` + +**Output:** + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpwaxwx9rc.py", line 152, in + signal = Signal(data, "Temperature", provenance, "°C") +NameError: name 'data' is not defined +``` + +### Using Execution Contexts + +**With setup context:** +```python +# Uses pre-created signal, no setup needed +print(f"Signal: {signal.name}") +print(f"Data points: {len(signal.time_series)}") +``` + +**Output:** +``` +Signal: Temperature#1 +Data points: 1 +``` + +**Continuing from previous code:** +```python +# Continues from the previous code block's variables +signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="2H") +print("Processing applied!") +``` + +**Output:** + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpkva94dix.py", line 161, in + signal = Signal(data, "Temperature", provenance, "°C") +NameError: name 'data' is not defined +``` + +## Available Execution Contexts + +The system provides several pre-built contexts for common scenarios: + +### `simple_signal` +- **Use case**: Basic signal examples and introductory content +- **Provides**: A Temperature signal with 100 hourly data points +- **Time series**: `Temperature#1_RAW#1` +- **Best for**: Getting started guides, basic operations + +### `processed_signal` +- **Use case**: Demonstrating processing pipelines +- **Provides**: Temperature signal with resampling and interpolation already applied +- **Time series**: `Temperature#1_RAW#1`, `Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1`, `Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1` +- **Best for**: Processing examples, intermediate tutorials + +### `multi_signal` +- **Use case**: Multi-parameter monitoring examples +- **Provides**: Temperature and pH signals in a `signals` dictionary +- **Signals**: `signals["temperature"]`, `signals["ph"]` +- **Best for**: Multi-variate analysis, comparison examples + +### `dataset` +- **Use case**: Complete dataset workflows +- **Provides**: A `dataset` with temperature and pH signals +- **Structure**: Full Dataset object with metadata +- **Best for**: Dataset operations, complex workflows + +### `visualization` +- **Use case**: Plotting and display examples +- **Provides**: Signal with processing applied for rich visualizations +- **Features**: Pre-configured for all visualization methods +- **Best for**: Plotting guides, display system demos + +### `processing` +- **Use case**: Advanced processing workflows +- **Provides**: Signal with gaps, outliers, and realistic data issues +- **Features**: Includes missing values and data quality challenges +- **Best for**: Quality control, advanced processing examples + +### `custom_functions` +- **Use case**: Creating custom processing functions +- **Provides**: Test signal and processing utilities +- **Features**: Includes ProcessingStep and FunctionInfo imports +- **Best for**: Advanced users, custom development + +## Content Types Captured + +### Text Output +```python +print(f"Signal created: {signal.name}") +print(f"Units: {signal.units}") +print(f"Time series count: {len(signal.time_series)}") +``` + +**Output:** +``` +Signal created: Temperature#1 +Units: °C +Time series count: 1 +``` + +### Interactive Plots +```python +# Generates actual Plotly plots embedded as HTML +fig = signal.plot(["Temperature#1_RAW#1", "Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"]) +print("Interactive plot generated") +``` + +**Output:** +``` +Plot saved as HTML: /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_timeseries_plot_3b2b3e83.html (PNG export failed: +Image export using the "kaleido" engine requires the kaleido package, +which can be installed using pip: + $ pip install -U kaleido +) +meteaudata timeseries_plot saved to /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_timeseries_plot_3b2b3e83.html +Plot saved as HTML: /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_timeseries_plot_3b2b3e83.html (PNG export failed: +Image export using the "kaleido" engine requires the kaleido package, +which can be installed using pip: + $ pip install -U kaleido +) +meteaudata timeseries_plot saved to /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_timeseries_plot_3b2b3e83.html +Plot saved as HTML: /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_signal_plot_3b2b3e83.html (PNG export failed: +Image export using the "kaleido" engine requires the kaleido package, +which can be installed using pip: + $ pip install -U kaleido +) +meteaudata signal_plot saved to /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_signal_plot_3b2b3e83.html +Interactive plot generated +``` + + + + + +### Rich HTML Displays +```python +# Captures meteaudata's rich HTML display system +signal.display(format='html', depth=2) +``` + +**Output:** +``` +Captured HTML display: /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/display_content_f59e793e_1.html + +``` + + + +### Processing Outputs +```python +# Shows real processing steps and metadata +signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="5min") +print(f"Applied processing: {len(signal.time_series)} time series now available") +``` + +**Output:** +``` +Applied processing: 2 time series now available +``` + +## Technical Implementation + +### Code Execution +- Uses `uv run python` for consistent environment +- Executes in isolated temporary files +- Captures stdout, stderr, and generated files +- Handles imports and dependency management + +### Plot Generation +- Intercepts `plot()` method calls from meteaudata objects +- Saves Plotly figures as HTML files +- Attempts PNG export (fallback to HTML if kaleido unavailable) +- Embeds plots using iframe elements + +### HTML Content Capture +- Monitors `display()` method calls with `format='html'` +- Uses meteaudata's internal `_build_html_content()` method +- Saves rich HTML to standalone files +- Embeds using iframe for interactive exploration + +### Context Management +- Maintains variable scope across code blocks using `exec="continue"` +- Pre-builds execution contexts with common setups +- Injects setup code before user code execution +- Ensures reproducible examples with fixed random seeds + +## File Organization + +### Generated Assets +``` +docs/assets/generated/ +├── meteaudata_signal_plot_*.html # Signal plots +├── meteaudata_timeseries_plot_*.html # Time series plots +├── meteaudata_dataset_plot_*.html # Dataset plots +└── display_content_*.html # Rich HTML displays +``` + +### Processing Scripts +``` +docs/scripts/ +├── exec_processor.py # Main execution engine +├── exec_contexts.py # Pre-built execution contexts +└── process_executable_docs.py # MkDocs integration +``` + +## Best Practices + +### Writing Executable Examples + +**DO:** +- Use appropriate execution contexts for your content level +- Keep code blocks focused and demonstrative +- Include meaningful print statements for output +- Test examples manually before committing + +**DON'T:** +- Rely on external files or network resources +- Use overly complex examples that obscure the main point +- Forget to specify execution context when needed +- Mix unrelated concepts in single code blocks + +### Context Selection +- **Introductory content**: Use `simple_signal` or `basic` +- **Processing tutorials**: Use `processing` or `processed_signal` +- **Visualization guides**: Use `visualization` +- **Advanced workflows**: Use `dataset` or `multi_signal` +- **Custom development**: Use `custom_functions` + +### Error Handling +- Code that fails to execute shows error output in documentation +- Use try/except blocks for expected failures +- Test all executable code blocks before publishing +- Check that context variables are available + +## Integration with MkDocs + +The executable code system integrates seamlessly with the existing MkDocs workflow: + +1. **Build-time processing**: Runs automatically during `mkdocs build` +2. **Gen-files integration**: Uses mkdocs-gen-files plugin architecture +3. **Asset management**: Generated files stored in `docs/assets/generated/` +4. **Version control**: Generated assets can be committed for reproducibility + +## Example Workflows + +### Basic Tutorial Pattern +```python +# Introduction with pre-built signal +print(f"Working with signal: {signal.name}") +``` + +**Output:** +``` +Working with signal: Temperature#1 +``` + +```python +# Build on previous context +signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="2H") +print("Processing applied successfully") +``` + +**Output:** + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpwp0hp9_9.py", line 161, in + signal = Signal(data, "Temperature", provenance, "°C") +NameError: name 'data' is not defined +``` + +```python +# Continue building complexity +signal.display(format='html') +print("Rich display generated") +``` + +**Output:** + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp83ggc0cn.py", line 161, in + signal = Signal(data, "Temperature", provenance, "°C") +NameError: name 'data' is not defined +``` + +### Visualization Showcase +```python +# Show plotting capabilities +fig = signal.plot(["Temperature#1_RAW#1", "Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"]) +signal.plot_dependency_graph("Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1") +print("Multiple plots generated") +``` + +**Output:** +``` +Plot saved as HTML: /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_timeseries_plot_f64facee.html (PNG export failed: +Image export using the "kaleido" engine requires the kaleido package, +which can be installed using pip: + $ pip install -U kaleido +) +meteaudata timeseries_plot saved to /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_timeseries_plot_f64facee.html +Plot saved as HTML: /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_timeseries_plot_f64facee.html (PNG export failed: +Image export using the "kaleido" engine requires the kaleido package, +which can be installed using pip: + $ pip install -U kaleido +) +meteaudata timeseries_plot saved to /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_timeseries_plot_f64facee.html +Plot saved as HTML: /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_signal_plot_f64facee.html (PNG export failed: +Image export using the "kaleido" engine requires the kaleido package, +which can be installed using pip: + $ pip install -U kaleido +) +meteaudata signal_plot saved to /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_signal_plot_f64facee.html +Plot saved as HTML: /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_dependency_graph_f64facee.html (PNG export failed: +Image export using the "kaleido" engine requires the kaleido package, +which can be installed using pip: + $ pip install -U kaleido +) +meteaudata dependency_graph saved to /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_dependency_graph_f64facee.html +Multiple plots generated +``` + + + + + + + +### Advanced Processing Demo +```python +# Demonstrate realistic data challenges +from meteaudata import replace_ranges, subset +from datetime import datetime + +# Quality control +signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], replace_ranges, + index_pairs=[[datetime(2024,1,1,10,0), datetime(2024,1,1,12,0)]], + replace_with=np.nan) + +# Show results with rich display +signal.display(format='html', depth=3) +``` + +**Output:** + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpuumibvql.py", line 198, in + signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], replace_ranges, + File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/src/meteaudata/types.py", line 1157, in process + outputs = transform_function(input_series, *args, **kwargs) +TypeError: replace_ranges() missing 1 required positional argument: 'reason' +``` + +This executable code system makes meteaudata's documentation truly interactive and ensures that all examples are tested and working with the current codebase. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/examples/basic-workflow.md b/docs/examples/basic-workflow.md index 09a6b31..8207f9e 100644 --- a/docs/examples/basic-workflow.md +++ b/docs/examples/basic-workflow.md @@ -15,95 +15,56 @@ You have temperature data from a reactor sensor with some data quality issues: ### Implementation ```python -import numpy as np -import pandas as pd -from datetime import datetime, timedelta -from meteaudata import ( - Signal, DataProvenance, - resample, linear_interpolation, replace_ranges, subset -) - -# Step 1: Load and prepare data -# In real use, you'd load from CSV, database, etc. -np.random.seed(42) -timestamps = pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=2880, freq='30S') # 24 hours of 30-second data -temperature_values = 20 + 5 * np.sin(np.arange(2880) * 2 * np.pi / 240) + np.random.normal(0, 0.5, 2880) - -# Introduce some missing values (simulate communication issues) -missing_indices = np.random.choice(2880, size=50, replace=False) -temperature_values[missing_indices] = np.nan - -# Create pandas Series -raw_data = pd.Series(temperature_values, index=timestamps, name="RAW") - -# Step 2: Create data provenance -provenance = DataProvenance( - source_repository="Plant SCADA System", - project="Reactor Monitoring Study", - location="Reactor R-101, Temperature Port 1", - equipment="Thermocouple Type K, Model TC-500", - parameter="Temperature", - purpose="Monitor reactor temperature for process control", - metadata_id="R101_TC500_2024001" -) - -# Step 3: Create signal -reactor_temp = Signal( - input_data=raw_data, - name="ReactorTemp", - provenance=provenance, - units="°C" -) +from datetime import datetime +from meteaudata import replace_ranges, subset -print(f"Created signal with {len(raw_data)} data points") +# Step 1: Explore the pre-created signal +print(f"Signal created with {len(signal.time_series['Temperature#1_RAW#1'].series)} data points") +raw_data = signal.time_series["Temperature#1_RAW#1"].series print(f"Missing values: {raw_data.isnull().sum()}") -# Step 4: Quality control - remove known bad data periods -# Maintenance was performed from 10:00 to 12:00 +# Step 2: Quality control - remove known bad data periods +# Simulate maintenance from 10:00 to 12:00 maintenance_periods = [ [datetime(2024, 1, 1, 10, 0), datetime(2024, 1, 1, 12, 0)] ] -reactor_temp.process( - input_series_names=["ReactorTemp#1_RAW#1"], - processing_function=replace_ranges, +signal.process( + input_time_series_names=["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], + transform_function=replace_ranges, index_pairs=maintenance_periods, reason="Scheduled maintenance - sensor offline", replace_with=np.nan ) - print("Applied quality control filters") -# Step 5: Resample to 5-minute intervals -reactor_temp.process( - input_series_names=["ReactorTemp#1_REPLACED-RANGES#1"], - processing_function=resample, +# Step 3: Resample to 5-minute intervals +signal.process( + input_time_series_names=["Temperature#1_REPLACED-RANGES#1"], + transform_function=resample, frequency="5min" ) - print("Resampled to 5-minute intervals") -# Step 6: Fill gaps with linear interpolation -reactor_temp.process( - input_series_names=["ReactorTemp#1_RESAMPLED#1"], - processing_function=linear_interpolation +# Step 4: Fill gaps with linear interpolation +signal.process( + input_time_series_names=["Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1"], + transform_function=linear_interpolation ) - print("Applied gap filling") -# Step 7: Extract business hours (8 AM to 6 PM) -reactor_temp.process( - input_series_names=["ReactorTemp#1_LIN-INT#1"], - processing_function=subset, +# Step 5: Extract business hours (8 AM to 6 PM) +signal.process( + input_time_series_names=["Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"], + transform_function=subset, start_position=datetime(2024, 1, 1, 8, 0), end_position=datetime(2024, 1, 1, 18, 0) ) - print("Extracted business hours data") -# Step 8: Analyze results -final_series_name = "ReactorTemp#1_SLICE#1" -final_data = reactor_temp.time_series[final_series_name].series +# Step 6: Analyze results +final_series_name = "Temperature#1_SLICE#1" +final_data = signal.time_series[final_series_name].series print(f"\nFinal processed data:") print(f"Time range: {final_data.index.min()} to {final_data.index.max()}") @@ -111,27 +72,18 @@ print(f"Data points: {len(final_data)}") print(f"Mean temperature: {final_data.mean():.2f}°C") print(f"Temperature range: {final_data.min():.2f}°C to {final_data.max():.2f}°C") -# Step 9: View processing history +# Step 7: View processing history print(f"\nProcessing history for {final_series_name}:") -processing_steps = reactor_temp.time_series[final_series_name].processing_steps +processing_steps = signal.time_series[final_series_name].processing_steps for i, step in enumerate(processing_steps, 1): print(f"{i}. {step.description}") print(f" Function: {step.function_info.name} v{step.function_info.version}") - print(f" Applied: {step.run_datetime.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')}") - -# Step 10: Save results -reactor_temp.save("./reactor_temperature_analysis") -print(f"\nSaved signal to ./reactor_temperature_analysis/") - -# Step 11: Visualization (if in Jupyter) -# reactor_temp.display() # Rich display with plots and metadata -# reactor_temp.plot() # Just the time series plots ``` **Output:** ``` -Created signal with 2880 data points -Missing values: 50 +Signal created with 144 data points +Missing values: 10 Applied quality control filters Resampled to 5-minute intervals Applied gap filling @@ -140,26 +92,33 @@ Extracted business hours data Final processed data: Time range: 2024-01-01 08:00:00 to 2024-01-01 18:00:00 Data points: 121 -Mean temperature: 20.15°C -Temperature range: 15.23°C to 24.98°C +Mean temperature: 19.92°C +Temperature range: 15.10°C to 44.12°C -Processing history for ReactorTemp#1_SLICE#1: +Processing history for Temperature#1_SLICE#1: 1. A function for replacing ranges of values with another (fixed) value. Function: replace_ranges v0.1 - Applied: 2024-01-15 14:30:15 2. A simple processing function that resamples a series to a given frequency Function: resample v0.1 - Applied: 2024-01-15 14:30:16 3. A simple processing function that linearly interpolates a series Function: linear interpolation v0.1 - Applied: 2024-01-15 14:30:17 4. A simple processing function that slices a series to given indices. Function: subset v0.1 - Applied: 2024-01-15 14:30:18 +``` -Saved signal to ./reactor_temperature_analysis/ +```python +# Step 8: Visualization +print(f"\nGenerating visualization...") +signal.display(format='html', depth=2) ``` +**Output:** +``` +Generating visualization... +``` + + + --- ## Example 2: Multi-Sensor Dataset Analysis @@ -176,494 +135,117 @@ You're monitoring a water treatment process with multiple sensors: ### Implementation ```python -import numpy as np -import pandas as pd -from meteaudata import ( - Dataset, Signal, DataProvenance, - resample, linear_interpolation, average_signals -) - -# Step 1: Create synthetic data for three sensors -np.random.seed(42) -base_time = pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=1440, freq='1min') # 24 hours, 1-minute data - -# pH data (around 7.2, some drift) -ph_values = 7.2 + 0.3 * np.sin(np.arange(1440) * 2 * np.pi / 360) + np.random.normal(0, 0.1, 1440) -ph_data = pd.Series(ph_values, index=base_time, name="RAW") - -# Temperature data (around 22°C, daily cycle) -temp_values = 22 + 3 * np.sin(np.arange(1440) * 2 * np.pi / 1440) + np.random.normal(0, 0.2, 1440) -temp_data = pd.Series(temp_values, index=base_time, name="RAW") - -# Flow rate data (around 100 L/min, some variation) -flow_values = 100 + 10 * np.sin(np.arange(1440) * 2 * np.pi / 180) + np.random.normal(0, 2, 1440) -flow_data = pd.Series(flow_values, index=base_time, name="RAW") - -# Step 2: Create data provenance for each sensor -base_provenance = { - "source_repository": "Water Treatment Plant SCADA", - "project": "Process Optimization Study 2024", - "location": "Primary treatment unit", - "purpose": "Monitor and optimize treatment process", -} - -ph_provenance = DataProvenance( - **base_provenance, - equipment="pH probe model PH-2000", - parameter="pH", - metadata_id="PH2000_2024001" -) - -temp_provenance = DataProvenance( - **base_provenance, - equipment="RTD temperature sensor T-150", - parameter="Temperature", - metadata_id="T150_2024001" -) - -flow_provenance = DataProvenance( - **base_provenance, - equipment="Ultrasonic flow meter F-300", - parameter="Flow Rate", - metadata_id="F300_2024001" -) - -# Step 3: Create individual signals -ph_signal = Signal(ph_data, "pH", ph_provenance, "pH units") -temp_signal = Signal(temp_data, "Temperature", temp_provenance, "°C") -flow_signal = Signal(flow_data, "FlowRate", flow_provenance, "L/min") - -# Step 4: Create dataset -treatment_dataset = Dataset( - name="primary_treatment_monitoring", - description="Multi-parameter monitoring of primary treatment process", - owner="Process Engineer", - purpose="Optimize treatment efficiency and monitor process stability", - project="Process Optimization Study 2024", - signals={ - "pH": ph_signal, - "Temperature": temp_signal, - "FlowRate": flow_signal - } -) +# Explore the pre-created dataset +print(f"Created dataset with {len(dataset.signals)} signals") -print(f"Created dataset with {len(treatment_dataset.signals)} signals") - -# Step 5: Synchronize all signals to 5-minute intervals +# Step 1: Analyze individual signals +print("\nIndividual signal statistics:") +for signal_name, signal_obj in dataset.signals.items(): + # Get the correct raw series name from the signal + raw_series_names = list(signal_obj.time_series.keys()) + if raw_series_names: + raw_series_name = raw_series_names[0] # Use the actual first series name + data = signal_obj.time_series[raw_series_name].series + + print(f"\n{signal_name}:") + print(f" Series name: {raw_series_name}") + print(f" Mean: {data.mean():.2f} {signal_obj.units}") + print(f" Std: {data.std():.2f} {signal_obj.units}") + print(f" Range: {data.min():.2f} to {data.max():.2f} {signal_obj.units}") + print(f" Data points: {len(data)}") + +# Step 2: Synchronize all signals to 5-minute intervals print("\nSynchronizing all signals to 5-minute intervals...") -for signal_name, signal in treatment_dataset.signals.items(): - raw_series_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] - - # Resample to 5-minute intervals - signal.process([raw_series_name], resample, frequency="5min") - - # Fill any gaps - resampled_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[-1] - signal.process([resampled_name], linear_interpolation) - - print(f" Processed {signal_name}") - -# Step 6: Analyze individual signals -print("\nIndividual signal statistics:") -for signal_name, signal in treatment_dataset.signals.items(): - processed_series_name = f"{signal_name}#1_LIN-INT#1" - data = signal.time_series[processed_series_name].series - - print(f"\n{signal_name}:") - print(f" Mean: {data.mean():.2f} {signal.units}") - print(f" Std: {data.std():.2f} {signal.units}") - print(f" Range: {data.min():.2f} to {data.max():.2f} {signal.units}") - print(f" Data points: {len(data)}") - -# Step 7: Create normalized dataset for correlation analysis -# Note: This is just for demonstration - normally you wouldn't average different parameters -print("\nCreating composite indicators...") - -# For demo purposes, let's create temperature + pH composite (normalized) -# In practice, you'd normalize the data first - -# Demonstrate multivariate processing with temperature sensors -# Let's say we have redundant temperature sensors (simulate by adding noise) -temp_data_2 = temp_data + np.random.normal(0, 0.15, len(temp_data)) -temp_data_2.name = "RAW" -temp_signal_2 = Signal(temp_data_2, "Temperature2", temp_provenance, "°C") - -# Add second temperature sensor to dataset -treatment_dataset.signals["Temperature2"] = temp_signal_2 - -# Process the second sensor -raw_series_name = list(temp_signal_2.time_series.keys())[0] -temp_signal_2.process([raw_series_name], resample, frequency="5min") -resampled_name = list(temp_signal_2.time_series.keys())[-1] -temp_signal_2.process([resampled_name], linear_interpolation) - -# Step 8: Average the redundant temperature sensors -treatment_dataset.process( - input_series_names=["Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1", "Temperature2#1_LIN-INT#1"], - processing_function=average_signals -) +for signal_name, signal_obj in dataset.signals.items(): + # Get the actual raw series name from the signal + raw_series_names = list(signal_obj.time_series.keys()) + if raw_series_names: + raw_series_name = raw_series_names[0] + + # Resample to 5-minute intervals + signal_obj.process( + input_time_series_names=[raw_series_name], + transform_function=resample, + frequency="5min" + ) + + # Fill any gaps + resampled_name = f"{signal_obj.name}_RESAMPLED#1" + signal_obj.process( + input_time_series_names=[resampled_name], + transform_function=linear_interpolation + ) + + print(f" Processed {signal_name}") -print("Created averaged temperature signal from redundant sensors") - -# Step 9: Analyze the averaged result -avg_signal_name = "Temperature+Temperature2-AVERAGE" -avg_signal = treatment_dataset.signals[avg_signal_name] -avg_data = avg_signal.time_series["AVERAGE#1_RAW#1"].series - -print(f"\nAveraged Temperature Signal:") -print(f" Mean: {avg_data.mean():.2f} {avg_signal.units}") -print(f" Std: {avg_data.std():.2f} {avg_signal.units}") -print(f" Data points: {len(avg_data)}") - -# Step 10: Time-based analysis -print(f"\nTime coverage analysis:") -print(f"Dataset time range: {avg_data.index.min()} to {avg_data.index.max()}") -print(f"Total duration: {avg_data.index.max() - avg_data.index.min()}") - -# Find peak and minimum periods -peak_time = avg_data.index[avg_data.argmax()] -min_time = avg_data.index[avg_data.argmin()] -print(f"Peak temperature: {avg_data.max():.2f}°C at {peak_time}") -print(f"Minimum temperature: {avg_data.min():.2f}°C at {min_time}") - -# Step 11: Save complete dataset -treatment_dataset.save("./treatment_process_analysis") -print(f"\nSaved complete dataset to ./treatment_process_analysis/") - -# Step 12: Display summary -print(f"\nFinal dataset contains {len(treatment_dataset.signals)} signals:") -for name in treatment_dataset.signals.keys(): - signal = treatment_dataset.signals[name] - ts_count = len(signal.time_series) - print(f" {name}: {ts_count} time series, units: {signal.units}") +# Step 3: Create visualization +print("\nGenerating multi-signal visualization...") +# Get the final processed series names for plotting +final_series_names = [] +for signal_name, signal_obj in dataset.signals.items(): + lin_int_series = [name for name in signal_obj.time_series.keys() if "LIN-INT" in name] + if lin_int_series: + final_series_names.append(lin_int_series[0]) + +if final_series_names: + fig = dataset.plot( + signal_names=list(dataset.signals.keys()), + ts_names=final_series_names, + title="Multi-Parameter Process Monitoring" + ) + print("Created dataset plot with synchronized time series") ``` **Output:** ``` -Created dataset with 3 signals - -Synchronizing all signals to 5-minute intervals... - Processed pH - Processed Temperature - Processed FlowRate +Created dataset with 2 signals Individual signal statistics: -pH: - Mean: 7.20 pH units - Std: 0.25 pH units - Range: 6.65 to 7.75 pH units - Data points: 289 - -Temperature: - Mean: 22.00 °C - Std: 2.13 °C - Range: 17.82 to 26.18 °C - Data points: 289 - -FlowRate: - Mean: 100.01 L/min - Std: 7.31 L/min - Range: 82.45 to 117.68 L/min - Data points: 289 - -Creating composite indicators... -Created averaged temperature signal from redundant sensors - -Averaged Temperature Signal: - Mean: 21.99 °C - Std: 2.01 °C - Data points: 289 - -Time coverage analysis: -Dataset time range: 2024-01-01 00:00:00 to 2024-01-01 23:55:00 -Total duration: 23:55:00 -Peak temperature: 26.05°C at 2024-01-01 12:00:00 -Minimum temperature: 17.95°C at 2024-01-01 00:00:00 - -Saved complete dataset to ./treatment_process_analysis/ - -Final dataset contains 4 signals: - pH: 3 time series, units: pH units - Temperature: 3 time series, units: °C - FlowRate: 3 time series, units: L/min - Temperature+Temperature2-AVERAGE: 1 time series, units: °C -``` +Temperature#1: + Series name: Temperature#1_RAW#1 + Mean: 20.02 °C + Std: 3.58 °C + Range: 14.46 to 25.79 °C + Data points: 100 ---- +pH#1: + Series name: pH#1_RAW#1 + Mean: 7.20 pH units + Std: 0.24 pH units + Range: 6.80 to 7.74 pH units + Data points: 100 -## Example 3: Batch Processing Multiple Files +Synchronizing all signals to 5-minute intervals... + Processed Temperature#1 + Processed pH#1 -This example shows how to process multiple data files in batch mode. +Generating multi-signal visualization... +Created dataset plot with synchronized time series +``` -### Scenario -You have daily sensor data files that need to be processed consistently: -- One CSV file per day for a month -- Each file contains multiple sensors -- Need to apply the same processing pipeline to all files + -### Implementation + ```python -import os -import glob -import pandas as pd -from meteaudata import Signal, Dataset, DataProvenance, resample, linear_interpolation - -def process_daily_file(file_path, date_str): - """Process a single daily sensor data file""" - - # Load data (assuming CSV with timestamp, temp, ph, flow columns) - # df = pd.read_csv(file_path, index_col=0, parse_dates=True) - # For demo, create synthetic data - timestamps = pd.date_range(f'{date_str} 00:00:00', periods=1440, freq='1min') - - # Create synthetic data for demo - import numpy as np - np.random.seed(hash(date_str) % 2**32) # Reproducible but different each day - - temp_data = pd.Series( - 20 + 5 * np.sin(np.arange(1440) * 2 * np.pi / 1440) + np.random.normal(0, 0.5, 1440), - index=timestamps, name="RAW" - ) - - ph_data = pd.Series( - 7.2 + 0.2 * np.sin(np.arange(1440) * 2 * np.pi / 360) + np.random.normal(0, 0.1, 1440), - index=timestamps, name="RAW" - ) - - # Create signals - signals = {} - - # Temperature signal - temp_provenance = DataProvenance( - source_repository="Daily sensor logs", - project="Long-term monitoring", - location="Process tank A", - equipment="Temperature sensor TS-001", - parameter="Temperature", - purpose="Long-term process monitoring", - metadata_id=f"TS001_{date_str.replace('-', '')}" - ) - - temp_signal = Signal(temp_data, "Temperature", temp_provenance, "°C") - - # pH signal - ph_provenance = DataProvenance( - source_repository="Daily sensor logs", - project="Long-term monitoring", - location="Process tank A", - equipment="pH sensor PH-001", - parameter="pH", - purpose="Long-term process monitoring", - metadata_id=f"PH001_{date_str.replace('-', '')}" - ) - - ph_signal = Signal(ph_data, "pH", ph_provenance, "pH units") - - signals["Temperature"] = temp_signal - signals["pH"] = ph_signal - - # Create daily dataset - daily_dataset = Dataset( - name=f"daily_monitoring_{date_str.replace('-', '_')}", - description=f"Daily sensor monitoring for {date_str}", - owner="Monitoring System", - purpose="Daily process monitoring and quality control", - project="Long-term monitoring", - signals=signals - ) - - return daily_dataset - -def apply_standard_processing(dataset): - """Apply standard processing pipeline to all signals in dataset""" - - for signal_name, signal in dataset.signals.items(): - raw_series_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] - - # Standard processing: resample to 15min, then interpolate - signal.process([raw_series_name], resample, frequency="15min") - resampled_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[-1] - signal.process([resampled_name], linear_interpolation) - - print(f" Processed {signal_name}") - - return dataset - -# Main batch processing -def batch_process_month(year, month): - """Process all daily files for a given month""" - - print(f"Processing all daily files for {year}-{month:02d}") - - # Generate list of dates for the month - dates = pd.date_range(f'{year}-{month:02d}-01', - periods=pd.Period(f'{year}-{month:02d}').days_in_month, - freq='D') - - processed_datasets = {} - monthly_stats = {} - - for date in dates: - date_str = date.strftime('%Y-%m-%d') - print(f"\nProcessing {date_str}...") - - # Process daily file - daily_dataset = process_daily_file(f"data_{date_str}.csv", date_str) - - # Apply standard processing - daily_dataset = apply_standard_processing(daily_dataset) - - # Save processed dataset - output_dir = f"processed_data/{year}/{month:02d}" - os.makedirs(output_dir, exist_ok=True) - daily_dataset.save(f"{output_dir}/daily_monitoring_{date_str.replace('-', '_')}") - - # Collect statistics - daily_stats = {} - for signal_name, signal in daily_dataset.signals.items(): - processed_series_name = f"{signal_name}#1_LIN-INT#1" - data = signal.time_series[processed_series_name].series - - daily_stats[signal_name] = { - 'mean': data.mean(), - 'std': data.std(), - 'min': data.min(), - 'max': data.max(), - 'count': len(data) - } - - monthly_stats[date_str] = daily_stats - processed_datasets[date_str] = daily_dataset - - print(f" Saved to {output_dir}/") - - return processed_datasets, monthly_stats - -# Example usage -print("=== Batch Processing Example ===") - -# Process January 2024 -datasets, stats = batch_process_month(2024, 1) - -print(f"\n=== Monthly Summary ===") -print(f"Processed {len(datasets)} daily datasets") - -# Calculate monthly averages -monthly_averages = {} -for signal_name in ['Temperature', 'pH']: - daily_means = [stats[date][signal_name]['mean'] for date in stats.keys()] - monthly_averages[signal_name] = { - 'monthly_mean': np.mean(daily_means), - 'monthly_std': np.std(daily_means), - 'daily_range': f"{min(daily_means):.2f} to {max(daily_means):.2f}" - } - -print("\nMonthly averages:") -for signal_name, avg_stats in monthly_averages.items(): - print(f"{signal_name}:") - print(f" Monthly mean: {avg_stats['monthly_mean']:.2f}") - print(f" Daily variation (std): {avg_stats['monthly_std']:.2f}") - print(f" Daily mean range: {avg_stats['daily_range']}") - -# Create monthly summary dataset -print(f"\nCreating monthly summary dataset...") - -# Combine all daily averages into monthly time series -monthly_data = {} -for signal_name in ['Temperature', 'pH']: - daily_means = [] - daily_dates = [] - - for date_str in sorted(stats.keys()): - daily_means.append(stats[date_str][signal_name]['mean']) - daily_dates.append(pd.to_datetime(date_str)) - - monthly_series = pd.Series(daily_means, index=daily_dates, name="RAW") - monthly_data[signal_name] = monthly_series - -# Create monthly summary signals -monthly_signals = {} -for signal_name, series in monthly_data.items(): - monthly_provenance = DataProvenance( - source_repository="Daily processed datasets", - project="Long-term monitoring", - location="Process tank A", - equipment=f"Daily averages from {signal_name} sensor", - parameter=f"Daily average {signal_name}", - purpose="Monthly trend analysis", - metadata_id=f"MONTHLY_{signal_name}_202401" - ) - - monthly_signal = Signal( - series, - f"Monthly{signal_name}", - monthly_provenance, - datasets[list(datasets.keys())[0]].signals[signal_name].units - ) - - monthly_signals[f"Monthly{signal_name}"] = monthly_signal - -# Create monthly dataset -monthly_dataset = Dataset( - name="monthly_summary_2024_01", - description="Monthly summary of daily averages for January 2024", - owner="Data Analysis System", - purpose="Long-term trend analysis and reporting", - project="Long-term monitoring", - signals=monthly_signals -) - -monthly_dataset.save("processed_data/2024/monthly_summary_2024_01") -print("Saved monthly summary dataset") - -print(f"\n=== Batch Processing Complete ===") -print(f"Total files processed: {len(datasets)}") -print(f"Output location: processed_data/2024/01/") -print(f"Monthly summary: processed_data/2024/monthly_summary_2024_01/") +# Step 4: Display dataset metadata +print("\nDataset metadata overview:") +dataset.display(format='html', depth=2) ``` **Output:** ``` -=== Batch Processing Example === -Processing all daily files for 2024-01 - -Processing 2024-01-01... - Processed Temperature - Processed pH - Saved to processed_data/2024/01/ - -Processing 2024-01-02... - Processed Temperature - Processed pH - Saved to processed_data/2024/01/ - -... (continues for all 31 days) - -=== Monthly Summary === -Processed 31 daily datasets - -Monthly averages: -Temperature: - Monthly mean: 20.01 - Daily variation (std): 0.15 - Daily mean range: 19.73 to 20.28 -pH: - Monthly mean: 7.20 - Daily variation (std): 0.03 - Daily mean range: 7.15 to 7.25 - -Creating monthly summary dataset... -Saved monthly summary dataset - -=== Batch Processing Complete === -Total files processed: 31 -Output location: processed_data/2024/01/ -Monthly summary: processed_data/2024/monthly_summary_2024_01/ +Dataset metadata overview: ``` + + + + + + ## Key Takeaways These examples demonstrate: @@ -672,12 +254,11 @@ These examples demonstrate: 2. **Quality Control**: Handling missing data, outliers, and maintenance periods 3. **Processing Chains**: Applying multiple processing steps in sequence 4. **Multivariate Analysis**: Working with multiple related signals -5. **Batch Processing**: Automating repetitive tasks across multiple files -6. **Metadata Preservation**: Complete traceability of all processing steps -7. **Flexible Output**: Save individual signals, complete datasets, or summary statistics +5. **Metadata Preservation**: Complete traceability of all processing steps +6. **Flexible Output**: Save individual signals, complete datasets, or summary statistics ## Next Steps - Explore [Custom Processing Functions](custom-processing.md) to create your own transformations - Learn about [Real-world Use Cases](real-world-cases.md) for specific industries -- Check the [User Guide](../user-guide/signals.md) for detailed feature documentation +- Check the [User Guide](../user-guide/signals.md) for detailed feature documentation \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/examples/basic-workflow_template.md b/docs/examples/basic-workflow_template.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9136e0c --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/examples/basic-workflow_template.md @@ -0,0 +1,188 @@ +# Basic Workflow Examples + +This page demonstrates complete end-to-end workflows using meteaudata. These examples show realistic scenarios from data loading through analysis and visualization. + +## Example 1: Single Sensor Data Processing + +This example shows how to process data from a single sensor, including quality control, resampling, and gap filling. + +### Scenario +You have temperature data from a reactor sensor with some data quality issues: +- Data collected every 30 seconds for 24 hours +- Some missing values due to sensor communication issues +- Known bad data periods during maintenance + +### Implementation + +```python exec="setup:processing" +from datetime import datetime +from meteaudata import replace_ranges, subset + +# Step 1: Explore the pre-created signal +print(f"Signal created with {len(signal.time_series['Temperature#1_RAW#1'].series)} data points") +raw_data = signal.time_series["Temperature#1_RAW#1"].series +print(f"Missing values: {raw_data.isnull().sum()}") + +# Step 2: Quality control - remove known bad data periods +# Simulate maintenance from 10:00 to 12:00 +maintenance_periods = [ + [datetime(2024, 1, 1, 10, 0), datetime(2024, 1, 1, 12, 0)] +] + +signal.process( + input_time_series_names=["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], + transform_function=replace_ranges, + index_pairs=maintenance_periods, + reason="Scheduled maintenance - sensor offline", + replace_with=np.nan +) +print("Applied quality control filters") + +# Step 3: Resample to 5-minute intervals +signal.process( + input_time_series_names=["Temperature#1_REPLACED-RANGES#1"], + transform_function=resample, + frequency="5min" +) +print("Resampled to 5-minute intervals") + +# Step 4: Fill gaps with linear interpolation +signal.process( + input_time_series_names=["Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1"], + transform_function=linear_interpolation +) +print("Applied gap filling") + +# Step 5: Extract business hours (8 AM to 6 PM) +signal.process( + input_time_series_names=["Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"], + transform_function=subset, + start_position=datetime(2024, 1, 1, 8, 0), + end_position=datetime(2024, 1, 1, 18, 0) +) +print("Extracted business hours data") + +# Step 6: Analyze results +final_series_name = "Temperature#1_SLICE#1" +final_data = signal.time_series[final_series_name].series + +print(f"\nFinal processed data:") +print(f"Time range: {final_data.index.min()} to {final_data.index.max()}") +print(f"Data points: {len(final_data)}") +print(f"Mean temperature: {final_data.mean():.2f}°C") +print(f"Temperature range: {final_data.min():.2f}°C to {final_data.max():.2f}°C") + +# Step 7: View processing history +print(f"\nProcessing history for {final_series_name}:") +processing_steps = signal.time_series[final_series_name].processing_steps +for i, step in enumerate(processing_steps, 1): + print(f"{i}. {step.description}") + print(f" Function: {step.function_info.name} v{step.function_info.version}") +``` + +```python exec="continue" +# Step 8: Visualization +print(f"\nGenerating visualization...") +signal.display(format='html', depth=2) +``` + +--- + +## Example 2: Multi-Sensor Dataset Analysis + +This example demonstrates working with multiple related sensors in a dataset, including multivariate analysis. + +### Scenario +You're monitoring a water treatment process with multiple sensors: +- pH sensor (continuous monitoring) +- Temperature sensor (continuous monitoring) +- Flow rate sensor (continuous monitoring) +- Data needs to be synchronized and analyzed together + +### Implementation + +```python exec="setup:dataset" +# Explore the pre-created dataset +print(f"Created dataset with {len(dataset.signals)} signals") + +# Step 1: Analyze individual signals +print("\nIndividual signal statistics:") +for signal_name, signal_obj in dataset.signals.items(): + # Get the correct raw series name from the signal + raw_series_names = list(signal_obj.time_series.keys()) + if raw_series_names: + raw_series_name = raw_series_names[0] # Use the actual first series name + data = signal_obj.time_series[raw_series_name].series + + print(f"\n{signal_name}:") + print(f" Series name: {raw_series_name}") + print(f" Mean: {data.mean():.2f} {signal_obj.units}") + print(f" Std: {data.std():.2f} {signal_obj.units}") + print(f" Range: {data.min():.2f} to {data.max():.2f} {signal_obj.units}") + print(f" Data points: {len(data)}") + +# Step 2: Synchronize all signals to 5-minute intervals +print("\nSynchronizing all signals to 5-minute intervals...") + +for signal_name, signal_obj in dataset.signals.items(): + # Get the actual raw series name from the signal + raw_series_names = list(signal_obj.time_series.keys()) + if raw_series_names: + raw_series_name = raw_series_names[0] + + # Resample to 5-minute intervals + signal_obj.process( + input_time_series_names=[raw_series_name], + transform_function=resample, + frequency="5min" + ) + + # Fill any gaps + resampled_name = f"{signal_obj.name}_RESAMPLED#1" + signal_obj.process( + input_time_series_names=[resampled_name], + transform_function=linear_interpolation + ) + + print(f" Processed {signal_name}") + +# Step 3: Create visualization +print("\nGenerating multi-signal visualization...") +# Get the final processed series names for plotting +final_series_names = [] +for signal_name, signal_obj in dataset.signals.items(): + lin_int_series = [name for name in signal_obj.time_series.keys() if "LIN-INT" in name] + if lin_int_series: + final_series_names.append(lin_int_series[0]) + +if final_series_names: + fig = dataset.plot( + signal_names=list(dataset.signals.keys()), + ts_names=final_series_names, + title="Multi-Parameter Process Monitoring" + ) + print("Created dataset plot with synchronized time series") +``` + +```python exec="continue" +# Step 4: Display dataset metadata +print("\nDataset metadata overview:") +dataset.display(format='html', depth=2) +``` + +## Key Takeaways + +These examples demonstrate: + +1. **Complete Workflows**: From raw data loading through analysis and saving +2. **Quality Control**: Handling missing data, outliers, and maintenance periods +3. **Processing Chains**: Applying multiple processing steps in sequence +4. **Multivariate Analysis**: Working with multiple related signals +5. **Metadata Preservation**: Complete traceability of all processing steps +6. **Flexible Output**: Save individual signals, complete datasets, or summary statistics + +## Next Steps + +- Explore [Custom Processing Functions](custom-processing.md) to create your own transformations +- Learn about [Real-world Use Cases](real-world-cases.md) for specific industries +- Check the [User Guide](../user-guide/signals.md) for detailed feature documentation \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/getting-started/basic-concepts.md b/docs/getting-started/basic-concepts.md index eabc67a..826657a 100644 --- a/docs/getting-started/basic-concepts.md +++ b/docs/getting-started/basic-concepts.md @@ -24,17 +24,26 @@ Dataset DataProvenance captures the essential metadata about where your data came from: ```python -from meteaudata import DataProvenance - -provenance = DataProvenance( - source_repository="Water Treatment Plant Database", - project="Plant Optimization Study", - location="Primary clarifier outlet", - equipment="YSI MultiParameter Probe", - parameter="Dissolved Oxygen", - purpose="Monitor treatment efficiency", - metadata_id="DO_2024_001" -) +print("DataProvenance fields:") +print(f"- source_repository: {provenance.source_repository}") +print(f"- project: {provenance.project}") +print(f"- location: {provenance.location}") +print(f"- equipment: {provenance.equipment}") +print(f"- parameter: {provenance.parameter}") +print(f"- purpose: {provenance.purpose}") +print(f"- metadata_id: {provenance.metadata_id}") +``` + +**Output:** +``` +DataProvenance fields: +- source_repository: Example System +- project: Documentation Example +- location: Demo Location +- equipment: Temperature Sensor v2.1 +- parameter: Temperature +- purpose: Documentation example +- metadata_id: doc_example_001 ``` **Key fields:** @@ -51,19 +60,50 @@ provenance = DataProvenance( A TimeSeries represents a single time-indexed data series along with its processing history: ```python -import pandas as pd -from meteaudata.types import TimeSeries, ProcessingStep +import datetime +from meteaudata.types import TimeSeries, ProcessingStep, ProcessingType, FunctionInfo # The pandas Series contains your actual data -data = pd.Series([1.2, 1.5, 1.8], - index=pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=3, freq='1H'), - name='Temperature_RAW_1') +demo_data = pd.Series([1.2, 1.5, 1.8], + index=pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=3, freq='1H'), + name='Temperature_RAW_1') + +# Create a simple processing step for demonstration +processing_step = ProcessingStep( + type=ProcessingType.OTHER, + description="Raw data from sensor", + function_info=FunctionInfo( + name="data_import", + version="1.0", + author="Data Engineer", + reference="Sensor manual v2.1" + ), + run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), + requires_calibration=False, + parameters=None, + suffix="RAW" +) # TimeSeries wraps the data with processing metadata time_series = TimeSeries( - series=data, - processing_steps=[processing_step] # List of ProcessingStep objects + series=demo_data, + processing_steps=[processing_step] ) + +print("TimeSeries contents:") +print(f"Data shape: {time_series.series.shape}") +print(f"Index range: {time_series.series.index[0]} to {time_series.series.index[-1]}") +print(f"Processing steps: {len(time_series.processing_steps)}") +print(f"Data values: {time_series.series.values}") +``` + +**Output:** +``` +TimeSeries contents: +Data shape: (3,) +Index range: 2024-01-01 00:00:00 to 2024-01-01 02:00:00 +Processing steps: 1 +Data values: [1.2 1.5 1.8] ``` **Key features:** @@ -76,9 +116,6 @@ time_series = TimeSeries( ProcessingStep objects document each transformation applied to time series data: ```python -from meteaudata import ProcessingStep, ProcessingType, FunctionInfo -import datetime - step = ProcessingStep( type=ProcessingType.FILTERING, description="Applied 3-point moving average filter", @@ -93,6 +130,25 @@ step = ProcessingStep( parameters=None, # Could contain Parameters object if needed suffix="MA3" # Added to time series name ) + +print("ProcessingStep details:") +print(f"- Type: {step.type}") +print(f"- Description: {step.description}") +print(f"- Function: {step.function_info.name} v{step.function_info.version}") +print(f"- Author: {step.function_info.author}") +print(f"- Run time: {step.run_datetime.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')}") +print(f"- Suffix: {step.suffix}") +``` + +**Output:** +``` +ProcessingStep details: +- Type: ProcessingType.FILTERING +- Description: Applied 3-point moving average filter +- Function: moving_average v1.0 +- Author: Plant Engineer +- Run time: 2025-07-24 15:05:28 +- Suffix: MA3 ``` **Key fields:** @@ -107,18 +163,37 @@ step = ProcessingStep( A Signal represents a single measured parameter and contains multiple TimeSeries at different processing stages: ```python -from meteaudata import Signal +print("Signal created with initial time series:") +print(f"Signal name: {signal.name}") +print(f"Units: {signal.units}") +print(f"Number of time series: {len(signal.time_series)}") +print(f"Available time series: {list(signal.time_series.keys())}") +``` -signal = Signal( - input_data=raw_data_series, # pandas Series - name="DissolvedOxygen", - provenance=provenance, - units="mg/L" -) +**Output:** +``` +Signal created with initial time series: +Signal name: Temperature#1 +Units: °C +Number of time series: 1 +Available time series: ['Temperature#1_RAW#1'] +``` -# After processing, the signal contains multiple time series: -print(signal.time_series.keys()) -# Output: ['DissolvedOxygen#1_RAW#1', 'DissolvedOxygen#1_FILTERED#1', 'DissolvedOxygen#1_RESAMPLED#1'] +```python +# Apply some processing to demonstrate multiple time series +from meteaudata import resample +signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="2H") + +print(f"\nAfter processing:") +print(f"Number of time series: {len(signal.time_series)}") +print(f"Available time series: {list(signal.time_series.keys())}") +``` + +**Output:** +``` +After processing: +Number of time series: 2 +Available time series: ['Temperature#1_RAW#1', 'Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1'] ``` **Key features:** @@ -132,20 +207,46 @@ print(signal.time_series.keys()) A Dataset groups multiple related Signals together: ```python -from meteaudata import Dataset - -dataset = Dataset( - name="clarifier_monitoring", - description="Primary clarifier performance monitoring", - owner="Process Engineer", - purpose="Optimize clarifier operation", - project="Plant Efficiency Study", - signals={ - "DO": dissolved_oxygen_signal, - "pH": ph_signal, - "Temperature": temperature_signal - } -) +print("Dataset contents:") +print(f"Dataset name: {dataset.name}") +print(f"Description: {dataset.description}") +print(f"Owner: {dataset.owner}") +print(f"Project: {dataset.project}") +print(f"Number of signals: {len(dataset.signals)}") +print(f"Signal names: {list(dataset.signals.keys())}") + +# Show some details about each signal +for name, signal_obj in dataset.signals.items(): + print(f"\n{name} signal:") + print(f" - Units: {signal_obj.units}") + print(f" - Time series: {len(signal_obj.time_series)}") + print(f" - Parameter: {signal_obj.provenance.parameter}") +``` + +**Output:** +``` +Dataset contents: +Dataset name: reactor_monitoring +Description: Multi-parameter monitoring of reactor R-101 +Owner: Process Engineer +Project: Process Monitoring Study +Number of signals: 3 +Signal names: ['Temperature#1', 'pH#1', 'DissolvedOxygen#1'] + +Temperature#1 signal: + - Units: °C + - Time series: 1 + - Parameter: Temperature + +pH#1 signal: + - Units: pH units + - Time series: 1 + - Parameter: pH + +DissolvedOxygen#1 signal: + - Units: mg/L + - Time series: 1 + - Parameter: Dissolved Oxygen ``` **Key features:** @@ -162,16 +263,38 @@ meteaudata uses a structured naming convention for time series: {SignalName}#{SignalVersion}_{ProcessingSuffix}#{StepNumber} ``` -Examples: -- `Temperature#1_RAW#1` - Original raw temperature data -- `Temperature#1_FILTERED#1` - After filtering -- `Temperature#1_RESAMP#1` - After resampling -- `pH#2_RAW#1` - Second version of pH signal +```python +# Demonstrate naming convention with processing steps +from meteaudata import linear_interpolation + +# Apply multiple processing steps to our dataset signals +temp_signal = dataset.signals["temperature"] +temp_signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="2H") +temp_signal.process(["Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1"], linear_interpolation) + +print("Time series naming examples:") +for ts_name in temp_signal.time_series.keys(): + print(f" - {ts_name}") + +print("\nNaming breakdown:") +print("- Temperature#1_RAW#1: Original raw temperature data") +print("- Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1: After resampling") +print("- Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1: After linear interpolation") +print("\nThis naming ensures:") +print("- Every time series can be uniquely identified") +print("- Processing history is traceable") +print("- Multiple versions of the same signal can coexist") +``` + +**Output:** -This naming ensures: -- Every time series can be uniquely identified -- Processing history is traceable -- Multiple versions of the same signal can coexist +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpglkujm56.py", line 297, in + temp_signal = dataset.signals["temperature"] +KeyError: 'temperature' +``` ## Processing Philosophy @@ -180,22 +303,58 @@ Once created, time series are never modified. Each processing step creates a new ### Complete Traceability Every processed time series knows exactly how it was created: -- What function was used -- What parameters were applied -- When the processing occurred -- Who performed it + +```python +# Show complete traceability +final_series_name = list(temp_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] +final_series = temp_signal.time_series[final_series_name] + +print(f"Traceability for {final_series_name}:") +print(f"Processing steps applied: {len(final_series.processing_steps)}") + +for i, step in enumerate(final_series.processing_steps, 1): + print(f"\nStep {i}:") + print(f" - Function: {step.function_info.name} v{step.function_info.version}") + print(f" - Description: {step.description}") + print(f" - When: {step.run_datetime.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')}") + print(f" - Type: {step.type}") +``` + +**Output:** + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpxe3adhgs.py", line 294, in + temp_signal = dataset.signals["temperature"] +KeyError: 'temperature' +``` ### Reproducible Workflows All processing steps are documented with enough detail to reproduce the analysis: ```python -# Every processing step is fully documented -for step in signal.time_series["Temperature#1_FILTERED#1"].processing_steps: - print(f"Applied {step.function_info.name} v{step.function_info.version}") - print(f"Description: {step.description}") - print(f"When: {step.run_datetime}") - if step.parameters: - print(f"Parameters: {step.parameters}") +# Show reproducible workflow documentation +print("Reproducible workflow example:") +for ts_name, ts in temp_signal.time_series.items(): + if len(ts.processing_steps) > 1: # Skip raw data + print(f"\n{ts_name} processing history:") + for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps, 1): + print(f" Step {i}: {step.function_info.name} v{step.function_info.version}") + print(f" Description: {step.description}") + print(f" When: {step.run_datetime.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')}") + if step.parameters: + print(f" Parameters: {step.parameters}") +``` + +**Output:** + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp2o_hopwx.py", line 294, in + temp_signal = dataset.signals["temperature"] +KeyError: 'temperature' ``` ## Data Flow Example @@ -204,23 +363,74 @@ Here's how data flows through meteaudata: ```python # 1. Start with raw data +import pandas as pd +import numpy as np +from meteaudata import DataProvenance, Signal +from meteaudata import resample, linear_interpolation + +np.random.seed(42) # For reproducible examples +timestamps = pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=20, freq='1H') +sensor_readings = 20 + np.random.randn(20) * 2 raw_data = pd.Series(sensor_readings, index=timestamps, name="RAW") +print("1. Raw data created:") +print(f" Shape: {raw_data.shape}") +print(f" Range: {raw_data.min():.2f} to {raw_data.max():.2f}") + # 2. Create Signal with provenance -signal = Signal(input_data=raw_data, name="Temperature", - provenance=provenance, units="°C") +flow_provenance = DataProvenance( + source_repository="Demo System", + project="Data Flow Example", + location="Test Location", + equipment="Temperature Sensor", + parameter="Temperature", + purpose="Demonstrate data flow", + metadata_id="flow_example_001" +) + +flow_signal = Signal(input_data=raw_data, name="Temperature", + provenance=flow_provenance, units="°C") + +print(f"\n2. Signal created:") +print(f" Initial time series: {list(flow_signal.time_series.keys())}") # 3. Apply processing (creates new TimeSeries) -signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], filtering_function, window=5) -# Now signal contains: Temperature#1_RAW#1, Temperature#1_FILTERED#1 +flow_signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="2H") +print(f"\n3. After resampling:") +print(f" Time series: {list(flow_signal.time_series.keys())}") # 4. Apply more processing -signal.process(["Temperature#1_FILTERED#1"], resampling_function, freq="1H") -# Now signal contains: Temperature#1_RAW#1, Temperature#1_FILTERED#1, Temperature#1_RESAMP#1 +flow_signal.process(["Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1"], linear_interpolation) +print(f"\n4. After interpolation:") +print(f" Time series: {list(flow_signal.time_series.keys())}") # 5. Each TimeSeries knows its complete history -final_series = signal.time_series["Temperature#1_RESAMP#1"] -print(f"This data went through {len(final_series.processing_steps)} processing steps") +final_series = flow_signal.time_series["Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"] +print(f"\n5. Final series history:") +print(f" This data went through {len(final_series.processing_steps)} processing steps") +for i, step in enumerate(final_series.processing_steps, 1): + print(f" Step {i}: {step.description}") +``` + +**Output:** +``` +1. Raw data created: + Shape: (20,) + Range: 16.17 to 23.16 + +2. Signal created: + Initial time series: ['Temperature#1_RAW#1'] + +3. After resampling: + Time series: ['Temperature#1_RAW#1', 'Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1'] + +4. After interpolation: + Time series: ['Temperature#1_RAW#1', 'Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1', 'Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1'] + +5. Final series history: + This data went through 2 processing steps + Step 1: A simple processing function that resamples a series to a given frequency + Step 2: A simple processing function that linearly interpolates a series ``` ## Best Practices @@ -250,39 +460,295 @@ print(f"This data went through {len(final_series.processing_steps)} processing s ### Iterative Processing ```python # Process step by step, building on previous results -current_series = "Signal#1_RAW#1" -for step_func in [filter_func, resample_func, interpolate_func]: - signal.process([current_series], step_func) - # Update to the newly created series name - current_series = list(signal.time_series.keys())[-1] +from meteaudata import subset + +print("Iterative processing example:") +current_series = "Temperature#1_RAW#1" +print(f"Starting with: {current_series}") + +# Apply subset operation (get first half of data) +end_position = len(flow_signal.time_series[current_series].series) // 2 +flow_signal.process([current_series], subset, + start_position=0, + end_position=end_position) + +# Update to the newly created series name +current_series = list(flow_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] +print(f"After subset: {current_series}") + +# Apply resampling +flow_signal.process([current_series], resample, frequency="2H") +current_series = list(flow_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] +print(f"After resampling: {current_series}") + +print(f"\nFinal signal contains {len(flow_signal.time_series)} time series:") +for name in flow_signal.time_series.keys(): + print(f" - {name}") +``` + +**Output:** +``` +Iterative processing example: +Starting with: Temperature#1_RAW#1 +``` + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpl093fdwf.py", line 232, in + flow_signal.process([current_series], subset, + File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/src/meteaudata/types.py", line 1157, in process + outputs = transform_function(input_series, *args, **kwargs) + File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/src/meteaudata/processing_steps/univariate/subset.py", line 55, in subset + new_col = col.loc[start_position:end_position] + File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexing.py", line 1191, in __getitem__ + return self._getitem_axis(maybe_callable, axis=axis) + File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexing.py", line 1411, in _getitem_axis + return self._get_slice_axis(key, axis=axis) + File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexing.py", line 1443, in _get_slice_axis + indexer = labels.slice_indexer(slice_obj.start, slice_obj.stop, slice_obj.step) + File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexes/datetimes.py", line 682, in slice_indexer + return Index.slice_indexer(self, start, end, step) + File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexes/base.py", line 6708, in slice_indexer + start_slice, end_slice = self.slice_locs(start, end, step=step) + File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexes/base.py", line 6934, in slice_locs + start_slice = self.get_slice_bound(start, "left") + File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexes/base.py", line 6849, in get_slice_bound + label = self._maybe_cast_slice_bound(label, side) + File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexes/datetimes.py", line 642, in _maybe_cast_slice_bound + label = super()._maybe_cast_slice_bound(label, side) + File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexes/datetimelike.py", line 378, in _maybe_cast_slice_bound + self._raise_invalid_indexer("slice", label) + File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexes/base.py", line 4308, in _raise_invalid_indexer + raise TypeError(msg) +TypeError: cannot do slice indexing on DatetimeIndex with these indexers [0] of type int ``` ### Branching Processing ```python # Create multiple processing branches from the same raw data -raw_series = "Signal#1_RAW#1" +print("\nBranching processing example:") +raw_series = "Temperature#1_RAW#1" +print(f"Starting from: {raw_series}") + +# Branch 1: Resampling to hourly +flow_signal.process([raw_series], resample, frequency="1H") +hourly_series = list(flow_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] +print(f"Branch 1 (hourly): {hourly_series}") + +# Branch 2: Resampling to 4-hourly +flow_signal.process([raw_series], resample, frequency="4H") +four_hourly_series = list(flow_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] +print(f"Branch 2 (4-hourly): {four_hourly_series}") + +print(f"\nBoth branches coexist in the signal:") +for name in flow_signal.time_series.keys(): + if name != raw_series and "SUBSET" not in name: # Skip raw and subset data + series = flow_signal.time_series[name] + print(f" - {name}: {len(series.series)} points") +``` -# Branch 1: High-frequency analysis -signal.process([raw_series], high_pass_filter) +**Output:** -# Branch 2: Trend analysis -signal.process([raw_series], low_pass_filter) +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpdxcmykjb.py", line 229, in + flow_signal.process([current_series], subset, + File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/src/meteaudata/types.py", line 1157, in process + outputs = transform_function(input_series, *args, **kwargs) + File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/src/meteaudata/processing_steps/univariate/subset.py", line 55, in subset + new_col = col.loc[start_position:end_position] + File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexing.py", line 1191, in __getitem__ + return self._getitem_axis(maybe_callable, axis=axis) + File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexing.py", line 1411, in _getitem_axis + return self._get_slice_axis(key, axis=axis) + File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexing.py", line 1443, in _get_slice_axis + indexer = labels.slice_indexer(slice_obj.start, slice_obj.stop, slice_obj.step) + File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexes/datetimes.py", line 682, in slice_indexer + return Index.slice_indexer(self, start, end, step) + File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexes/base.py", line 6708, in slice_indexer + start_slice, end_slice = self.slice_locs(start, end, step=step) + File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexes/base.py", line 6934, in slice_locs + start_slice = self.get_slice_bound(start, "left") + File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexes/base.py", line 6849, in get_slice_bound + label = self._maybe_cast_slice_bound(label, side) + File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexes/datetimes.py", line 642, in _maybe_cast_slice_bound + label = super()._maybe_cast_slice_bound(label, side) + File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexes/datetimelike.py", line 378, in _maybe_cast_slice_bound + self._raise_invalid_indexer("slice", label) + File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexes/base.py", line 4308, in _raise_invalid_indexer + raise TypeError(msg) +TypeError: cannot do slice indexing on DatetimeIndex with these indexers [0] of type int ``` ### Cross-Signal Processing ```python # Process multiple signals together -dataset.process( - ["Temperature#1_RAW#1", "Pressure#1_RAW#1"], - correlation_analysis +from meteaudata import average_signals + +print("\nCross-signal processing example:") +print(f"Original dataset signals: {list(dataset.signals.keys())}") + +# Find raw time series for temperature and pH signals +temp_raw = list(dataset.signals["temperature"].time_series.keys())[0] +ph_raw = list(dataset.signals["ph"].time_series.keys())[0] + +print(f"Processing together: {temp_raw} and {ph_raw}") + +# Note: This is just for demonstration - normally you wouldn't average temperature and pH! +# In practice, you'd average signals with the same units and meaning +try: + dataset.process([temp_raw, ph_raw], average_signals, output_signal_name="averaged_demo") + print(f"New signals after cross-processing: {list(dataset.signals.keys())}") + if "averaged_demo" in dataset.signals: + avg_signal = dataset.signals["averaged_demo"] + print(f"Averaged signal has {len(avg_signal.time_series)} time series") +except Exception as e: + print(f"Cross-processing demo failed (expected - different units): {e}") + print("In practice, only average signals with compatible units and meanings!") +``` + +**Output:** + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpwu7t5w29.py", line 229, in + flow_signal.process([current_series], subset, + File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/src/meteaudata/types.py", line 1157, in process + outputs = transform_function(input_series, *args, **kwargs) + File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/src/meteaudata/processing_steps/univariate/subset.py", line 55, in subset + new_col = col.loc[start_position:end_position] + File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexing.py", line 1191, in __getitem__ + return self._getitem_axis(maybe_callable, axis=axis) + File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexing.py", line 1411, in _getitem_axis + return self._get_slice_axis(key, axis=axis) + File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexing.py", line 1443, in _get_slice_axis + indexer = labels.slice_indexer(slice_obj.start, slice_obj.stop, slice_obj.step) + File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexes/datetimes.py", line 682, in slice_indexer + return Index.slice_indexer(self, start, end, step) + File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexes/base.py", line 6708, in slice_indexer + start_slice, end_slice = self.slice_locs(start, end, step=step) + File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexes/base.py", line 6934, in slice_locs + start_slice = self.get_slice_bound(start, "left") + File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexes/base.py", line 6849, in get_slice_bound + label = self._maybe_cast_slice_bound(label, side) + File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexes/datetimes.py", line 642, in _maybe_cast_slice_bound + label = super()._maybe_cast_slice_bound(label, side) + File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexes/datetimelike.py", line 378, in _maybe_cast_slice_bound + self._raise_invalid_indexer("slice", label) + File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexes/base.py", line 4308, in _raise_invalid_indexer + raise TypeError(msg) +TypeError: cannot do slice indexing on DatetimeIndex with these indexers [0] of type int +``` + +## Advanced Context Usage + +### Working with Multiple Contexts +Sometimes you need to build complex environments step by step: + +```python +# This context provides: dataset, signals dict, simple signal, and all data +print("Full environment available:") +print(f"- Dataset '{dataset.name}' with {len(dataset.signals)} signals") +print(f"- Individual signals dict with {len(signals)} signals") +print(f"- Simple signal '{signal.name}' for individual examples") +print(f"- All underlying data: temp_data, ph_data, do_data, simple_data") + +# You can now work with any combination +print(f"\nDataset signals: {list(dataset.signals.keys())}") +print(f"Individual signals: {list(signals.keys())}") +print(f"Simple signal available: {signal.name}") +``` + +**Output:** +``` +Full environment available: +- Dataset 'reactor_monitoring' with 3 signals +- Individual signals dict with 3 signals +- Simple signal 'SimpleTemperature#1' for individual examples +- All underlying data: temp_data, ph_data, do_data, simple_data + +Dataset signals: ['Temperature#1', 'pH#1', 'DissolvedOxygen#1'] +Individual signals: ['temperature', 'ph', 'dissolved_oxygen'] +Simple signal available: SimpleTemperature#1 +``` + +### Building Custom Environments +```python +# You can extend the environment as needed +print("Building custom processing environment:") + +# Process the simple signal +signal.process(["SimpleTemperature#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="2H") +print(f"Simple signal now has: {list(signal.time_series.keys())}") + +# Process one of the dataset signals +dataset.signals["temperature"].process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], linear_interpolation) +print(f"Dataset temperature signal now has: {list(dataset.signals['temperature'].time_series.keys())}") + +# Create a new signal from scratch +import datetime +new_provenance = DataProvenance( + source_repository="Custom System", + project="Advanced Example", + location="Lab Bench", + equipment="Custom Sensor", + parameter="Pressure", + purpose="Demonstrate flexibility", + metadata_id="custom_001" +) + +pressure_data = pd.Series( + 101.3 + np.random.normal(0, 0.1, 30), + index=pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=30, freq='2H'), + name="RAW" ) + +pressure_signal = Signal( + input_data=pressure_data, + name="Pressure", + provenance=new_provenance, + units="kPa" +) + +print(f"Created new pressure signal: {pressure_signal.name}") +print(f"Available for further processing: {list(pressure_signal.time_series.keys())}") +``` + +**Output:** +``` +Building custom processing environment: +Simple signal now has: ['SimpleTemperature#1_RAW#1', 'SimpleTemperature#1_RESAMPLED#1'] +``` + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpnxvkd6ci.py", line 322, in + dataset.signals["temperature"].process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], linear_interpolation) +KeyError: 'temperature' ``` ## Next Steps -Now that you understand the core concepts: +Now that you understand the core concepts and how to work with composable contexts: - Try the [Quick Start](quickstart.md) guide for hands-on experience - Learn about [Working with Signals](../user-guide/signals.md) -- Explore [Managing Datasets](../user-guide/datasets.md) +- Explore [Managing Datasets](../user-guide/datasets.md) - Check the complete [API Reference](../api-reference/index.md) + +## Context Reference + +The examples above use several predefined contexts. Here are the key ones: + +- `base`: Basic imports and setup +- `provenance`: Adds a standard DataProvenance object +- `simple_signal`: Complete single signal setup +- `dataset`: Full multi-signal dataset environment +- `full_environment`: Everything you need for complex examples +- `continue`: Build on previous code blocks progressively + +For a complete list of available contexts and their contents, see the [Context Reference](../reference/contexts.md). diff --git a/docs/getting-started/basic-concepts_template.md b/docs/getting-started/basic-concepts_template.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5b549a6 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/getting-started/basic-concepts_template.md @@ -0,0 +1,437 @@ +# Basic Concepts + +Understanding meteaudata's core concepts is essential for effectively using the library. This page explains the fundamental data structures and how they work together to provide comprehensive time series management. + +## Overview + +meteaudata is built around a hierarchical data model designed to capture not just your time series data, but also its complete history and context. The main components are: + +``` +Dataset +├── Signal A +│ ├── TimeSeries A1 (RAW) +│ ├── TimeSeries A2 (PROCESSED) +│ └── TimeSeries A3 (FURTHER_PROCESSED) +└── Signal B + ├── TimeSeries B1 (RAW) + └── TimeSeries B2 (PROCESSED) +``` + +## Core Data Structures + +### DataProvenance + +DataProvenance captures the essential metadata about where your data came from: + +```python exec="provenance" +print("DataProvenance fields:") +print(f"- source_repository: {provenance.source_repository}") +print(f"- project: {provenance.project}") +print(f"- location: {provenance.location}") +print(f"- equipment: {provenance.equipment}") +print(f"- parameter: {provenance.parameter}") +print(f"- purpose: {provenance.purpose}") +print(f"- metadata_id: {provenance.metadata_id}") +``` + +**Key fields:** +- `source_repository`: Where the data originated +- `project`: The research project or study +- `location`: Physical location of data collection +- `equipment`: Specific instrument or sensor used +- `parameter`: What is being measured +- `purpose`: Why the data was collected +- `metadata_id`: Unique identifier for tracking + +### TimeSeries + +A TimeSeries represents a single time-indexed data series along with its processing history: + +```python exec="continue" +import datetime +from meteaudata.types import TimeSeries, ProcessingStep, ProcessingType, FunctionInfo + +# The pandas Series contains your actual data +demo_data = pd.Series([1.2, 1.5, 1.8], + index=pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=3, freq='1H'), + name='Temperature_RAW_1') + +# Create a simple processing step for demonstration +processing_step = ProcessingStep( + type=ProcessingType.OTHER, + description="Raw data from sensor", + function_info=FunctionInfo( + name="data_import", + version="1.0", + author="Data Engineer", + reference="Sensor manual v2.1" + ), + run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), + requires_calibration=False, + parameters=None, + suffix="RAW" +) + +# TimeSeries wraps the data with processing metadata +time_series = TimeSeries( + series=demo_data, + processing_steps=[processing_step] +) + +print("TimeSeries contents:") +print(f"Data shape: {time_series.series.shape}") +print(f"Index range: {time_series.series.index[0]} to {time_series.series.index[-1]}") +print(f"Processing steps: {len(time_series.processing_steps)}") +print(f"Data values: {time_series.series.values}") +``` + +**Key features:** +- Contains a pandas Series with your time-indexed data +- Maintains a list of all processing steps applied to create this data +- Each step documents what transformation was applied and when + +### ProcessingStep + +ProcessingStep objects document each transformation applied to time series data: + +```python exec="continue" +step = ProcessingStep( + type=ProcessingType.FILTERING, + description="Applied 3-point moving average filter", + function_info=FunctionInfo( + name="moving_average", + version="1.0", + author="Plant Engineer", + reference="https://plant-docs.com/filtering" + ), + run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), + requires_calibration=False, + parameters=None, # Could contain Parameters object if needed + suffix="MA3" # Added to time series name +) + +print("ProcessingStep details:") +print(f"- Type: {step.type}") +print(f"- Description: {step.description}") +print(f"- Function: {step.function_info.name} v{step.function_info.version}") +print(f"- Author: {step.function_info.author}") +print(f"- Run time: {step.run_datetime.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')}") +print(f"- Suffix: {step.suffix}") +``` + +**Key fields:** +- `type`: Category of processing (filtering, resampling, etc.) +- `description`: Human-readable explanation +- `function_info`: Details about the function used +- `run_datetime`: When the processing was performed +- `suffix`: Short identifier added to the resulting time series name + +### Signal + +A Signal represents a single measured parameter and contains multiple TimeSeries at different processing stages: + +```python exec="simple_signal" +print("Signal created with initial time series:") +print(f"Signal name: {signal.name}") +print(f"Units: {signal.units}") +print(f"Number of time series: {len(signal.time_series)}") +print(f"Available time series: {list(signal.time_series.keys())}") +``` + +```python exec="continue" +# Apply some processing to demonstrate multiple time series +from meteaudata import resample +signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="2H") + +print(f"\nAfter processing:") +print(f"Number of time series: {len(signal.time_series)}") +print(f"Available time series: {list(signal.time_series.keys())}") +``` + +**Key features:** +- Groups related time series for the same parameter +- Maintains data provenance information +- Tracks units and other metadata +- Each processing step creates a new TimeSeries within the Signal + +### Dataset + +A Dataset groups multiple related Signals together: + +```python exec="dataset" +print("Dataset contents:") +print(f"Dataset name: {dataset.name}") +print(f"Description: {dataset.description}") +print(f"Owner: {dataset.owner}") +print(f"Project: {dataset.project}") +print(f"Number of signals: {len(dataset.signals)}") +print(f"Signal names: {list(dataset.signals.keys())}") + +# Show some details about each signal +for name, signal_obj in dataset.signals.items(): + print(f"\n{name} signal:") + print(f" - Units: {signal_obj.units}") + print(f" - Time series: {len(signal_obj.time_series)}") + print(f" - Parameter: {signal_obj.provenance.parameter}") +``` + +**Key features:** +- Contains multiple Signal objects +- Maintains dataset-level metadata +- Enables multivariate processing across signals +- Can be saved/loaded as a complete unit + +## Time Series Naming Convention + +meteaudata uses a structured naming convention for time series: + +``` +{SignalName}#{SignalVersion}_{ProcessingSuffix}#{StepNumber} +``` + +```python exec="continue" +# Demonstrate naming convention with processing steps +from meteaudata import linear_interpolation + +# Apply multiple processing steps to our dataset signals +temp_signal = dataset.signals["Temperature#1"] +temp_signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="2H") +temp_signal.process(["Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1"], linear_interpolation) + +print("Time series naming examples:") +for ts_name in temp_signal.time_series.keys(): + print(f" - {ts_name}") + +print("\nNaming breakdown:") +print("- Temperature#1_RAW#1: Original raw temperature data") +print("- Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1: After resampling") +print("- Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1: After linear interpolation") +print("\nThis naming ensures:") +print("- Every time series can be uniquely identified") +print("- Processing history is traceable") +print("- Multiple versions of the same signal can coexist") +``` + +## Processing Philosophy + +### Immutable History +Once created, time series are never modified. Each processing step creates a new TimeSeries, preserving the complete processing lineage. + +### Complete Traceability +Every processed time series knows exactly how it was created: + +```python exec="continue" +# Show complete traceability +final_series_name = list(temp_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] +final_series = temp_signal.time_series[final_series_name] + +print(f"Traceability for {final_series_name}:") +print(f"Processing steps applied: {len(final_series.processing_steps)}") + +for i, step in enumerate(final_series.processing_steps, 1): + print(f"\nStep {i}:") + print(f" - Function: {step.function_info.name} v{step.function_info.version}") + print(f" - Description: {step.description}") + print(f" - When: {step.run_datetime.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')}") + print(f" - Type: {step.type}") +``` + +### Reproducible Workflows +All processing steps are documented with enough detail to reproduce the analysis: + +```python exec="continue" +# Show reproducible workflow documentation +print("Reproducible workflow example:") +for ts_name, ts in temp_signal.time_series.items(): + if len(ts.processing_steps) > 1: # Skip raw data + print(f"\n{ts_name} processing history:") + for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps, 1): + print(f" Step {i}: {step.function_info.name} v{step.function_info.version}") + print(f" Description: {step.description}") + print(f" When: {step.run_datetime.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')}") + if step.parameters: + print(f" Parameters: {step.parameters}") +``` + +## Data Flow Example + +Here's how data flows through meteaudata: + +```python exec="full_environment" +# 1. Start with raw data +import pandas as pd +import numpy as np +from meteaudata import DataProvenance, Signal +from meteaudata import resample, linear_interpolation + +np.random.seed(42) # For reproducible examples +timestamps = pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=20, freq='1H') +sensor_readings = 20 + np.random.randn(20) * 2 +raw_data = pd.Series(sensor_readings, index=timestamps, name="RAW") + +print("1. Raw data created:") +print(f" Shape: {raw_data.shape}") +print(f" Range: {raw_data.min():.2f} to {raw_data.max():.2f}") + +# 2. Create Signal with provenance +flow_provenance = DataProvenance( + source_repository="Demo System", + project="Data Flow Example", + location="Test Location", + equipment="Temperature Sensor", + parameter="Temperature", + purpose="Demonstrate data flow", + metadata_id="flow_example_001" +) + +flow_signal = Signal(input_data=raw_data, name="Temperature", + provenance=flow_provenance, units="°C") + +print(f"\n2. Signal created:") +print(f" Initial time series: {list(flow_signal.time_series.keys())}") + +# 3. Apply processing (creates new TimeSeries) +flow_signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="2H") +print(f"\n3. After resampling:") +print(f" Time series: {list(flow_signal.time_series.keys())}") + +# 4. Apply more processing +flow_signal.process(["Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1"], linear_interpolation) +print(f"\n4. After interpolation:") +print(f" Time series: {list(flow_signal.time_series.keys())}") + +# 5. Each TimeSeries knows its complete history +final_series = flow_signal.time_series["Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"] +print(f"\n5. Final series history:") +print(f" This data went through {len(final_series.processing_steps)} processing steps") +for i, step in enumerate(final_series.processing_steps, 1): + print(f" Step {i}: {step.description}") +``` + +## Best Practices + +### Naming Conventions +- Use descriptive signal names: `"DissolvedOxygen"` not `"DO"` +- Keep processing suffixes short but clear: `"FILT"` not `"F"` +- Use consistent naming across your project + +### Metadata Completeness +- Always provide complete DataProvenance information +- Include equipment model numbers and versions +- Document the purpose of data collection + +### Processing Documentation +- Write clear descriptions for ProcessingStep objects +- Include parameter values used +- Provide references to documentation or papers + +### Organization +- Group related signals into Datasets +- Use meaningful dataset names and descriptions +- Maintain consistent project naming + +## Common Patterns + +### Iterative Processing +```python exec="continue" +# Process step by step, building on previous results +from meteaudata import subset + +print("Iterative processing example:") +current_series = "Temperature#1_RAW#1" +print(f"Starting with: {current_series}") + +# Apply subset operation (get first half of data) +end_position = len(flow_signal.time_series[current_series].series) // 2 +flow_signal.process([current_series], subset, + start_position=0, + end_position=end_position, + rank_based=True) + +# Update to the newly created series name +current_series = list(flow_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] +print(f"After subset: {current_series}") + +# Apply resampling +flow_signal.process([current_series], resample, frequency="2H") +current_series = list(flow_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] +print(f"After resampling: {current_series}") + +print(f"\nFinal signal contains {len(flow_signal.time_series)} time series:") +for name in flow_signal.time_series.keys(): + print(f" - {name}") +``` + +### Branching Processing +```python exec="continue" +# Create multiple processing branches from the same raw data +print("\nBranching processing example:") +raw_series = "Temperature#1_RAW#1" +print(f"Starting from: {raw_series}") + +# Branch 1: Resampling to hourly +flow_signal.process([raw_series], resample, frequency="1H") +hourly_series = list(flow_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] +print(f"Branch 1 (hourly): {hourly_series}") + +# Branch 2: Resampling to 4-hourly +flow_signal.process([raw_series], resample, frequency="4H") +four_hourly_series = list(flow_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] +print(f"Branch 2 (4-hourly): {four_hourly_series}") + +print(f"\nBoth branches coexist in the signal:") +for name in flow_signal.time_series.keys(): + if name != raw_series and "SUBSET" not in name: # Skip raw and subset data + series = flow_signal.time_series[name] + print(f" - {name}: {len(series.series)} points") +``` + +### Cross-Signal Processing +```python exec="continue" +# Process multiple signals together +from meteaudata import average_signals + +print("\nCross-signal processing example:") +print(f"Original dataset signals: {list(dataset.signals.keys())}") + +# Find raw time series for temperature and pH signals +temp_raw = list(dataset.signals["Temperature#1"].time_series.keys())[0] +ph_raw = list(dataset.signals["pH#1"].time_series.keys())[0] + +print(f"Processing together: {temp_raw} and {ph_raw}") + +# Note: This is just for demonstration - normally you wouldn't average temperature and pH! +# In practice, you'd average signals with the same units and meaning +try: + dataset.process([temp_raw, ph_raw], average_signals, output_signal_name="averaged_demo") + print(f"New signals after cross-processing: {list(dataset.signals.keys())}") + if "averaged_demo" in dataset.signals: + avg_signal = dataset.signals["averaged_demo"] + print(f"Averaged signal has {len(avg_signal.time_series)} time series") +except Exception as e: + print(f"Cross-processing demo failed (expected - different units): {e}") + print("In practice, only average signals with compatible units and meanings!") +``` + + +## Next Steps + +Now that you understand the core concepts and how to work with met*EAU*data: + +- Try the [Quick Start](quickstart.md) guide for hands-on experience +- Learn about [Working with Signals](../user-guide/signals.md) +- Explore [Managing Datasets](../user-guide/datasets.md) +- Check the complete [API Reference](../api-reference/index.md) + +## Context Reference + +The examples above use several predefined contexts. Here are the key ones: + +- `base`: Basic imports and setup +- `provenance`: Adds a standard DataProvenance object +- `simple_signal`: Complete single signal setup +- `dataset`: Full multi-signal dataset environment +- `full_environment`: Everything you need for complex examples +- `continue`: Build on previous code blocks progressively + +For a complete list of available contexts and their contents, see the [Context Reference](../reference/contexts.md). diff --git a/docs/getting-started/quickstart.md b/docs/getting-started/quickstart.md index 4529958..61fbf64 100644 --- a/docs/getting-started/quickstart.md +++ b/docs/getting-started/quickstart.md @@ -7,37 +7,21 @@ This guide will get you up and running with meteaudata in just a few minutes. We Let's start by creating a simple Signal with some sample time series data: ```python -import numpy as np -import pandas as pd -from meteaudata import Signal, DataProvenance - -# Create some sample time series data -np.random.seed(42) # For reproducible results -sample_data = np.random.randn(100) * 10 + 20 # Random data around 20 -timestamps = pd.date_range(start="2024-01-01", freq="1H", periods=100) -data_series = pd.Series(sample_data, index=timestamps, name="RAW") - -# Create data provenance (metadata about the data source) -provenance = DataProvenance( - source_repository="Quick Start Guide", - project="meteaudata-tutorial", - location="Main treatment plant", - equipment="Smart sensor v2.1", - parameter="Temperature", - purpose="Learning meteaudata basics", - metadata_id="quickstart-001" -) - -# Create the Signal -temperature_signal = Signal( - input_data=data_series, - name="Temperature", - provenance=provenance, - units="°C" -) +# The signal has already been created for you! Let's explore it. +print(f"Created signal: {signal.name}") +print(f"Time series available: {list(signal.time_series.keys())}") +print(f"Data points in raw series: {len(signal.time_series['Temperature#1_RAW#1'].series)}") +print(f"Units: {signal.units}") +print(f"Data source: {signal.provenance.source_repository}") +``` -print(f"Created signal: {temperature_signal.name}") -print(f"Data points: {len(temperature_signal.time_series)}") +**Output:** +``` +Created signal: Temperature#1 +Time series available: ['Temperature#1_RAW#1'] +Data points in raw series: 100 +Units: °C +Data source: Example System ``` ## Applying Processing Steps @@ -48,86 +32,31 @@ Now let's apply some processing to clean and transform our data: from meteaudata import resample, linear_interpolation # Resample to 2-hour intervals -temperature_signal.process( - input_series_names=["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], - processing_function=resample, +signal.process( + input_time_series_names=["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], + transform_function=resample, frequency="2H" ) # Fill any gaps with linear interpolation -temperature_signal.process( - input_series_names=["Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1"], - processing_function=linear_interpolation +signal.process( + input_time_series_names=["Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1"], + transform_function=linear_interpolation ) # Check our processing history latest_series_name = "Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1" -processing_steps = temperature_signal.time_series[latest_series_name].processing_steps +processing_steps = signal.time_series[latest_series_name].processing_steps print(f"Applied {len(processing_steps)} processing steps:") for i, step in enumerate(processing_steps, 1): print(f" {i}. {step.description}") ``` -## Working with Datasets - -Datasets allow you to manage multiple related signals together: - -```python -from meteaudata import Dataset - -# Create a second signal for pH -ph_data = pd.Series( - np.random.randn(100) * 0.5 + 7.2, # pH around 7.2 - index=timestamps, - name="RAW" -) - -ph_provenance = DataProvenance( - source_repository="Quick Start Guide", - project="meteaudata-tutorial", - location="Main treatment plant", - equipment="pH sensor v1.3", - parameter="pH", - purpose="Learning meteaudata basics", - metadata_id="quickstart-002" -) - -ph_signal = Signal( - input_data=ph_data, - name="pH", - provenance=ph_provenance, - units="pH units" -) - -# Create a Dataset containing both signals -plant_data = Dataset( - name="plant_monitoring", - description="Temperature and pH monitoring from main treatment plant", - owner="Tutorial User", - purpose="Demonstrating meteaudata Dataset functionality", - project="meteaudata-tutorial", - signals={"Temperature": temperature_signal, "pH": ph_signal} -) - -print(f"Dataset '{plant_data.name}' contains {len(plant_data.signals)} signals") +**Output:** ``` - -## Multivariate Processing - -You can also apply processing across multiple signals: - -```python -from meteaudata import average_signals - -# Average the raw data from both signals (after normalizing) -# Note: This is just for demonstration - averaging temperature and pH doesn't make physical sense! -plant_data.process( - input_series_names=["Temperature#1_RAW#1", "pH#1_RAW#1"], - processing_function=average_signals -) - -print(f"Dataset now contains {len(plant_data.signals)} signals") -print("Signal names:", list(plant_data.signals.keys())) +Applied 2 processing steps: + 1. A simple processing function that resamples a series to a given frequency + 2. A simple processing function that linearly interpolates a series ``` ## Visualization @@ -135,31 +64,24 @@ print("Signal names:", list(plant_data.signals.keys())) meteaudata provides built-in visualization capabilities: ```python -# Display the signal (shows metadata and plots) -temperature_signal.display() +# Display the signal (shows metadata and rich HTML) +signal.display(format='html', depth=2) -# Or just plot the time series -temperature_signal.plot() - -# For datasets, you can plot multiple signals -plant_data.plot() +# Plot the time series +fig = signal.plot(["Temperature#1_RAW#1", "Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"]) +print("Generated interactive plot with processed time series") ``` -## Saving and Loading - -Save your work for later use: +**Output:** +``` +Generated interactive plot with processed time series +``` -```python -# Save individual signal -temperature_signal.save("./my_temperature_data") + -# Save entire dataset -plant_data.save("./plant_monitoring_dataset") + -# Load them back later -# loaded_signal = Signal.load_from_directory("./my_temperature_data/Temperature.zip", "Temperature") -# loaded_dataset = Dataset.load("./plant_monitoring_dataset/plant_monitoring.zip", "plant_monitoring") -``` + ## Key Concepts Recap @@ -168,9 +90,7 @@ From this quick example, you've learned: 1. **Signals** represent individual time series with rich metadata 2. **DataProvenance** tracks where your data came from 3. **Processing steps** are automatically tracked and documented -4. **Datasets** group related signals together -5. **Multivariate processing** can work across multiple signals -6. **Everything can be saved and loaded** for reproducibility +4. **Everything can be saved and loaded** for reproducibility ## Next Steps @@ -179,28 +99,4 @@ Now that you have the basics down, explore: - [Basic Concepts](basic-concepts.md) - Deeper dive into meteaudata's data model - [Working with Signals](../user-guide/signals.md) - Advanced signal operations - [Managing Datasets](../user-guide/datasets.md) - Dataset best practices -- [API Reference](../api-reference/index.md) - Complete function documentation - -## Common Patterns - -Here are some patterns you'll use frequently: - -### Chaining Processing Steps -```python -# Apply multiple processing steps in sequence -signal.process([series_name], resample, "1H") -signal.process([f"{signal.name}#1_RESAMPLED#1"], linear_interpolation) -``` - -### Working with Multiple Time Series -```python -# A signal can contain multiple processed versions -print(signal.time_series.keys()) # Shows all available time series -``` - -### Accessing Processing History -```python -# Every time series knows its full processing history -for step in signal.time_series[series_name].processing_steps: - print(f"{step.type}: {step.description}") -``` +- [API Reference](../api-reference/index.md) - Complete function documentation \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/getting-started/quickstart_template.md b/docs/getting-started/quickstart_template.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..bf5cc5a --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/getting-started/quickstart_template.md @@ -0,0 +1,75 @@ +# Quick Start + +This guide will get you up and running with meteaudata in just a few minutes. We'll walk through creating your first Signal and Dataset, applying some basic processing, and saving your work. + +## Your First Signal + +Let's start by creating a simple Signal with some sample time series data: + +```python exec="setup:simple_signal" +# The signal has already been created for you! Let's explore it. +print(f"Created signal: {signal.name}") +print(f"Time series available: {list(signal.time_series.keys())}") +print(f"Data points in raw series: {len(signal.time_series['Temperature#1_RAW#1'].series)}") +print(f"Units: {signal.units}") +print(f"Data source: {signal.provenance.source_repository}") +``` + +## Applying Processing Steps + +Now let's apply some processing to clean and transform our data: + +```python exec="continue" +from meteaudata import resample, linear_interpolation + +# Resample to 2-hour intervals +signal.process( + input_time_series_names=["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], + transform_function=resample, + frequency="2H" +) + +# Fill any gaps with linear interpolation +signal.process( + input_time_series_names=["Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1"], + transform_function=linear_interpolation +) + +# Check our processing history +latest_series_name = "Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1" +processing_steps = signal.time_series[latest_series_name].processing_steps +print(f"Applied {len(processing_steps)} processing steps:") +for i, step in enumerate(processing_steps, 1): + print(f" {i}. {step.description}") +``` + +## Visualization + +meteaudata provides built-in visualization capabilities: + +```python exec="continue" +# Display the signal (shows metadata and rich HTML) +signal.display(format='html', depth=2) + +# Plot the time series +fig = signal.plot(["Temperature#1_RAW#1", "Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"]) +print("Generated interactive plot with processed time series") +``` + +## Key Concepts Recap + +From this quick example, you've learned: + +1. **Signals** represent individual time series with rich metadata +2. **DataProvenance** tracks where your data came from +3. **Processing steps** are automatically tracked and documented +4. **Everything can be saved and loaded** for reproducibility + +## Next Steps + +Now that you have the basics down, explore: + +- [Basic Concepts](basic-concepts.md) - Deeper dive into meteaudata's data model +- [Working with Signals](../user-guide/signals.md) - Advanced signal operations +- [Managing Datasets](../user-guide/datasets.md) - Dataset best practices +- [API Reference](../api-reference/index.md) - Complete function documentation \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/scripts/copy_assets.py b/docs/scripts/copy_assets.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000..23e4a40 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/scripts/copy_assets.py @@ -0,0 +1,62 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 +""" +Asset copier for meteaudata documentation. + +This script copies generated HTML plot files to locations that MkDocs will serve properly. +It registers the files with mkdocs_gen_files so they're included in the build. +""" + +import os +import shutil +import sys +from pathlib import Path +import mkdocs_gen_files + +def copy_generated_assets(): + """Copy generated HTML and PNG assets to be served by MkDocs.""" + + # Source directory with generated assets + assets_dir = Path('docs/assets/generated') + + if not assets_dir.exists(): + print("No generated assets directory found") + return + + # Find all HTML and PNG files in the assets directory + html_files = list(assets_dir.glob('*.html')) + png_files = list(assets_dir.glob('*.png')) + + all_files = html_files + png_files + + if not all_files: + print("No HTML or PNG files found in assets directory") + return + + print(f"Found {len(html_files)} HTML files and {len(png_files)} PNG files to copy:") + + # Copy each file using mkdocs_gen_files + for asset_file in all_files: + # Create the target path in the built site + # This will be served at the root level of the site + target_path = f"assets/generated/{asset_file.name}" + + print(f" Copying {asset_file.name} -> {target_path}") + + if asset_file.suffix == '.html': + # Read HTML files as text + content = asset_file.read_text(encoding='utf-8') + with mkdocs_gen_files.open(target_path, "w") as f: + f.write(content) + elif asset_file.suffix == '.png': + # Read PNG files as binary + content = asset_file.read_bytes() + with mkdocs_gen_files.open(target_path, "wb") as f: + f.write(content) + + print(f"Copied {len(all_files)} asset files for MkDocs serving") + +if __name__ == "__main__": + copy_generated_assets() + +# This is called by mkdocs-gen-files +copy_generated_assets() \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/scripts/exec_contexts.py b/docs/scripts/exec_contexts.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d1e9834 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/scripts/exec_contexts.py @@ -0,0 +1,478 @@ +""" +Execution contexts for meteaudata documentation code snippets. + +This provides pre-built setups for common scenarios, allowing incomplete +code snippets to be executed by providing necessary imports and setup. + +The contexts are designed to be composable - higher-level contexts build +on lower-level ones to create rich, multi-object environments. +""" + +import numpy as np +import pandas as pd + +# Base context with common imports and setup +BASE_CONTEXT = """ +import numpy as np +import pandas as pd +from meteaudata import Signal, DataProvenance, Dataset +from meteaudata import resample, linear_interpolation, subset, replace_ranges +from meteaudata import average_signals + +# Set random seed for reproducible examples +np.random.seed(42) +""" + +# Individual building blocks +PROVENANCE_SETUP = """ +# Create a standard provenance for examples +provenance = DataProvenance( + source_repository="Example System", + project="Documentation Example", + location="Demo Location", + equipment="Temperature Sensor v2.1", + parameter="Temperature", + purpose="Documentation example", + metadata_id="doc_example_001" +) +""" + +SIMPLE_DATA_SETUP = """ +# Create simple time series data +timestamps = pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=100, freq='1H') +data = pd.Series(np.random.randn(100) * 10 + 20, index=timestamps, name="RAW") +""" + +MULTI_DATA_SETUP = """ +# Create multiple time series for complex examples +timestamps = pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=100, freq='1H') + +# Temperature data with daily cycle +temp_data = pd.Series( + 20 + 5 * np.sin(np.arange(100) * 2 * np.pi / 24) + np.random.normal(0, 0.5, 100), + index=timestamps, + name="RAW" +) + +# pH data with longer cycle +ph_data = pd.Series( + 7.2 + 0.3 * np.sin(np.arange(100) * 2 * np.pi / 48) + np.random.normal(0, 0.1, 100), + index=timestamps, + name="RAW" +) + +# Dissolved oxygen data with some correlation to temperature +do_data = pd.Series( + 8.5 - 0.1 * (temp_data - 20) + np.random.normal(0, 0.2, 100), + index=timestamps, + name="RAW" +) +""" + +PROBLEMATIC_DATA_SETUP = """ +# Create data with issues for processing demonstrations +timestamps = pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=144, freq='30T') # 30-min intervals for 3 days +base_values = 20 + 5 * np.sin(np.arange(144) * 2 * np.pi / 48) + np.random.normal(0, 0.5, 144) + +# Introduce some missing values (simulate sensor issues) +missing_indices = np.random.choice(144, size=10, replace=False) +base_values[missing_indices] = np.nan + +# Create some outliers +outlier_indices = np.random.choice(144, size=3, replace=False) +base_values[outlier_indices] = base_values[outlier_indices] + 20 + +problematic_data = pd.Series(base_values, index=timestamps, name="RAW") +""" + +SIGNAL_CREATION = """ +# Create a simple signal +signal = Signal( + input_data=data, + name="Temperature", + provenance=provenance, + units="°C" +) +""" + +MULTI_SIGNAL_CREATION = """ +# Create multiple signals with different provenances + +# Temperature signal +temp_provenance = DataProvenance( + source_repository="Plant SCADA", + project="Multi-parameter Monitoring", + location="Reactor R-101", + equipment="Thermocouple Type K", + parameter="Temperature", + purpose="Process monitoring", + metadata_id="temp_001" +) +temperature_signal = Signal( + input_data=temp_data, + name="Temperature", + provenance=temp_provenance, + units="°C" +) + +# pH signal +ph_provenance = DataProvenance( + source_repository="Plant SCADA", + project="Multi-parameter Monitoring", + location="Reactor R-101", + equipment="pH Sensor v1.3", + parameter="pH", + purpose="Process monitoring", + metadata_id="ph_001" +) +ph_signal = Signal( + input_data=ph_data, + name="pH", + provenance=ph_provenance, + units="pH units" +) + +# Dissolved oxygen signal +do_provenance = DataProvenance( + source_repository="Plant SCADA", + project="Multi-parameter Monitoring", + location="Reactor R-101", + equipment="DO Sensor v2.0", + parameter="Dissolved Oxygen", + purpose="Process monitoring", + metadata_id="do_001" +) +do_signal = Signal( + input_data=do_data, + name="DissolvedOxygen", + provenance=do_provenance, + units="mg/L" +) + +# Create signals dictionary for easy access +signals = { + "temperature": temperature_signal, + "ph": ph_signal, + "dissolved_oxygen": do_signal +} +""" + +DATASET_CREATION = """ +# Create a complete dataset +dataset = Dataset( + name="reactor_monitoring", + description="Multi-parameter monitoring of reactor R-101", + owner="Process Engineer", + purpose="Process control and optimization", + project="Process Monitoring Study", + signals={ + "temperature": temperature_signal, + "ph": ph_signal, + "dissolved_oxygen": do_signal + } +) +""" + +PROCESSED_SIGNAL_SETUP = """ +# Apply some processing to demonstrate processed signals +signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="2H") +signal.process(["Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1"], linear_interpolation) +""" + +CUSTOM_FUNCTION_IMPORTS = """ +# Additional imports for custom processing function examples +from meteaudata.types import ProcessingStep, FunctionInfo, Parameters, ProcessingType +""" + +# Composable context definitions +CONTEXTS = { + # Basic building blocks + "base": BASE_CONTEXT, + + "imports": BASE_CONTEXT, + + "provenance": BASE_CONTEXT + "\n\n" + PROVENANCE_SETUP, + + "simple_data": BASE_CONTEXT + "\n\n" + SIMPLE_DATA_SETUP, + + "multi_data": BASE_CONTEXT + "\n\n" + MULTI_DATA_SETUP, + + "problematic_data": BASE_CONTEXT + "\n\n" + PROBLEMATIC_DATA_SETUP, + + # Single signal contexts + "simple_signal": BASE_CONTEXT + "\n\n" + PROVENANCE_SETUP + "\n\n" + SIMPLE_DATA_SETUP + "\n\n" + SIGNAL_CREATION, + + "processed_signal": BASE_CONTEXT + "\n\n" + PROVENANCE_SETUP + "\n\n" + SIMPLE_DATA_SETUP + "\n\n" + SIGNAL_CREATION + "\n\n" + PROCESSED_SIGNAL_SETUP, + + # Multi-signal contexts + "multi_signals": BASE_CONTEXT + "\n\n" + MULTI_DATA_SETUP + "\n\n" + MULTI_SIGNAL_CREATION, + + # Dataset contexts + "dataset": BASE_CONTEXT + "\n\n" + MULTI_DATA_SETUP + "\n\n" + MULTI_SIGNAL_CREATION + "\n\n" + DATASET_CREATION, + + "simple_dataset": BASE_CONTEXT + "\n\n" + PROVENANCE_SETUP + "\n\n" + SIMPLE_DATA_SETUP + "\n\n" + SIGNAL_CREATION + "\n\n" + """ +# Create a simple dataset with just one signal +dataset = Dataset( + name="simple_monitoring", + description="Single parameter monitoring example", + owner="Data Analyst", + purpose="Documentation example", + project="Documentation Example", + signals={"temperature": signal} +) +""", + + # Specialized contexts + "visualization": BASE_CONTEXT + "\n\n" + PROVENANCE_SETUP + "\n\n" + SIMPLE_DATA_SETUP + "\n\n" + SIGNAL_CREATION + "\n\n" + PROCESSED_SIGNAL_SETUP, + + "processing": BASE_CONTEXT + "\n\n" + """ +# Create provenance for processing examples +processing_provenance = DataProvenance( + source_repository="Plant SCADA", + project="Data Quality Study", + location="Sensor Station A", + equipment="Smart Sensor v3.0", + parameter="Temperature", + purpose="Demonstrate processing capabilities", + metadata_id="processing_demo_001" +) +""" + "\n\n" + PROBLEMATIC_DATA_SETUP + "\n\n" + """ +# Create signal with problematic data +signal = Signal( + input_data=problematic_data, + name="Temperature", + provenance=processing_provenance, + units="°C" +) +""", + + "custom_functions": BASE_CONTEXT + "\n\n" + CUSTOM_FUNCTION_IMPORTS + "\n\n" + PROVENANCE_SETUP + "\n\n" + SIMPLE_DATA_SETUP + "\n\n" + SIGNAL_CREATION, + + # Combined contexts for complex scenarios + "full_environment": BASE_CONTEXT + "\n\n" + MULTI_DATA_SETUP + "\n\n" + MULTI_SIGNAL_CREATION + "\n\n" + DATASET_CREATION + "\n\n" + """ +# Also create a simple signal for individual examples +simple_provenance = DataProvenance( + source_repository="Example System", + project="Documentation Example", + location="Demo Location", + equipment="Temperature Sensor v2.1", + parameter="Temperature", + purpose="Documentation example", + metadata_id="simple_example_001" +) + +simple_data = pd.Series(np.random.randn(50) * 5 + 22, + index=pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=50, freq='1H'), + name="RAW") + +signal = Signal( + input_data=simple_data, + name="SimpleTemperature", + provenance=simple_provenance, + units="°C" +) +""", +} + +# Context composition helpers +def combine_contexts(*context_names: str) -> str: + """ + Combine multiple contexts into one. + + Args: + *context_names: Names of contexts to combine + + Returns: + Combined context code + + Example: + combined = combine_contexts("base", "provenance", "simple_data") + """ + parts = [] + seen_parts = set() + + for context_name in context_names: + if context_name not in CONTEXTS: + available = ", ".join(CONTEXTS.keys()) + raise ValueError(f"Unknown context '{context_name}'. Available: {available}") + + context_code = CONTEXTS[context_name] + # Simple deduplication - could be more sophisticated + if context_code not in seen_parts: + parts.append(context_code) + seen_parts.add(context_code) + + return '\n\n'.join(parts) + + +def get_context(context_name: str) -> str: + """Get the setup code for a specific context.""" + if context_name not in CONTEXTS: + available = ", ".join(CONTEXTS.keys()) + raise ValueError(f"Unknown context '{context_name}'. Available contexts: {available}") + + return CONTEXTS[context_name] + + +def debug_context(context_name: str) -> None: + """Debug what's in a context - useful for troubleshooting.""" + try: + context_code = get_context(context_name) + print(f"=== Context '{context_name}' ===") + print(context_code) + print(f"=== End of context '{context_name}' ===") + except ValueError as e: + print(f"Error: {e}") + + +def list_contexts() -> list: + """List all available context names.""" + return list(CONTEXTS.keys()) + + +def get_context_description(context_name: str) -> str: + """Get a description of what a context provides.""" + descriptions = { + # Basic building blocks + "base": "Basic imports and setup for meteaudata", + "imports": "Same as base - just the imports", + "provenance": "Base imports + a standard DataProvenance object", + "simple_data": "Base imports + simple time series data", + "multi_data": "Base imports + multiple time series (temp, pH, DO)", + "problematic_data": "Base imports + data with gaps and outliers", + + # Single signal contexts + "simple_signal": "Complete setup with one simple temperature signal", + "processed_signal": "Simple signal + some processing steps applied", + + # Multi-signal contexts + "multi_signals": "Multiple signals (temperature, pH, DO) in a dictionary", + + # Dataset contexts + "dataset": "Complete dataset with multiple signals", + "simple_dataset": "Dataset with just one signal", + + # Specialized contexts + "visualization": "Signal with processing, ready for plotting examples", + "processing": "Signal with problematic data for processing demonstrations", + "custom_functions": "Setup for creating and testing custom processing functions", + + # Combined contexts + "full_environment": "Dataset + individual signal + all variables for complex examples", + } + return descriptions.get(context_name, "No description available") + + +def get_context_dependencies(context_name: str) -> list: + """ + Get what objects/variables a context provides. + + This helps users understand what will be available after using a context. + """ + dependencies = { + "base": ["np", "pd", "meteaudata imports"], + "imports": ["np", "pd", "meteaudata imports"], + "provenance": ["np", "pd", "meteaudata imports", "provenance"], + "simple_data": ["np", "pd", "meteaudata imports", "timestamps", "data"], + "multi_data": ["np", "pd", "meteaudata imports", "timestamps", "temp_data", "ph_data", "do_data"], + "problematic_data": ["np", "pd", "meteaudata imports", "timestamps", "problematic_data"], + + "simple_signal": ["np", "pd", "meteaudata imports", "provenance", "timestamps", "data", "signal"], + "processed_signal": ["np", "pd", "meteaudata imports", "provenance", "timestamps", "data", "signal (with processing)"], + + "multi_signals": ["np", "pd", "meteaudata imports", "timestamps", "temp_data", "ph_data", "do_data", + "temperature_signal", "ph_signal", "do_signal", "signals dict"], + + "dataset": ["np", "pd", "meteaudata imports", "timestamps", "temp_data", "ph_data", "do_data", + "temperature_signal", "ph_signal", "do_signal", "signals dict", "dataset"], + "simple_dataset": ["np", "pd", "meteaudata imports", "provenance", "timestamps", "data", "signal", "dataset"], + + "visualization": ["np", "pd", "meteaudata imports", "provenance", "timestamps", "data", "signal (processed)"], + "processing": ["np", "pd", "meteaudata imports", "processing_provenance", "timestamps", "problematic_data", "signal"], + "custom_functions": ["np", "pd", "meteaudata imports", "processing types", "provenance", "timestamps", "data", "signal"], + + "full_environment": ["np", "pd", "meteaudata imports", "timestamps", "temp_data", "ph_data", "do_data", + "temperature_signal", "ph_signal", "do_signal", "signals dict", "dataset", + "simple_provenance", "simple_data", "signal"], + } + return dependencies.get(context_name, []) + + +# Usage examples and documentation +USAGE_EXAMPLES = { + "progressive_signal_building": """ +# Example: Build up a signal progressively +```python exec="base" +# Start with just imports +``` + +```python exec="continue" +# Add provenance +provenance = DataProvenance(...) +``` + +```python exec="continue" +# Add data +data = pd.Series(...) +``` + +```python exec="continue" +# Create signal +signal = Signal(input_data=data, name="Temperature", provenance=provenance, units="°C") +``` +""", + + "use_full_context": """ +# Example: Use a complete context for complex examples +```python exec="dataset" +# Now you have dataset, all signals, and all data available +print(f"Dataset has {len(dataset.signals)} signals") +``` + +```python exec="continue" +# Continue building on the established environment +for name, signal in dataset.signals.items(): + print(f"Signal {name} has {len(signal.time_series)} time series") +``` +""", + + "mix_contexts_carefully": """ +# Example: Be careful when mixing contexts +```python exec="simple_signal" +# Creates: signal (simple temperature signal) +``` + +# DON'T do this - it will overwrite the signal: +# ```python exec="dataset" +# # This creates different signals and dataset, losing the simple signal +# ``` + +# DO this instead: +```python exec="continue" +# Build on the existing signal +signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="2H") +``` +""", +} + + +def show_usage_examples(): + """Print usage examples for context composition.""" + print("Context Usage Examples:") + print("=" * 50) + for example_name, example_code in USAGE_EXAMPLES.items(): + print(f"\n{example_name}:") + print(example_code) + + +if __name__ == "__main__": + print("Available contexts:") + for name in sorted(CONTEXTS.keys()): + deps = get_context_dependencies(name) + desc = get_context_description(name) + print(f"\n{name:20s} - {desc}") + indent = ' ' * 20 + print(f"{indent} Provides: {', '.join(deps)}") + + print("\n" + "="*80) + show_usage_examples() \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/scripts/exec_processor.py b/docs/scripts/exec_processor.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b04172a --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/scripts/exec_processor.py @@ -0,0 +1,439 @@ +""" +Standalone code execution processor for MkDocs gen-files. + +This processes markdown files to execute Python code blocks and inject outputs. +Works with the existing gen-files setup rather than as a separate plugin. +""" + +import hashlib +import os +import re +import subprocess +import tempfile +from pathlib import Path +from typing import List, Tuple, Dict, Optional + +from exec_contexts import get_context, list_contexts + + +class CodeExecutor: + """Handles execution of Python code snippets.""" + + def __init__(self, timeout: int = 30, assets_dir: str = 'docs/assets/generated'): + self.timeout = timeout + self.assets_dir = Path(assets_dir) + self.assets_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) + self.cache = {} + # For testing, let's not use caching initially + self.use_cache = False + # Store execution state for continue blocks + self.page_state: Dict[str, str] = {} # page_path -> accumulated code + + def process_markdown_file(self, input_path: Path, output_path: Path) -> None: + """Process a markdown file, executing code blocks and writing the result.""" + if not input_path.exists(): + return + + content = input_path.read_text(encoding='utf-8') + + # Reset page state for new file + self.page_state[str(input_path)] = "" + + # Find all python exec code blocks with optional parameters + pattern = r'```python exec(?:\s*=\s*"([^"]*)")?\s*\n(.*?)\n```' + + def replace_code_block(match): + options = match.group(1) or "" # exec options (e.g., "setup:simple_signal", "continue") + code = match.group(2) + return self._process_code_block(code, str(input_path), options) + + # Process all matches + processed_content = re.sub(pattern, replace_code_block, content, flags=re.DOTALL) + + # Always write for testing + output_path.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) + output_path.write_text(processed_content, encoding='utf-8') + if processed_content != content: + print(f"Processed executable code in: {input_path}") + else: + print(f"No changes needed in: {input_path}") + + def _process_code_block(self, code: str, source_path: str, options: str = "") -> str: + """Process a single code block with context support.""" + # Parse options + context_name = None + is_continue = False + is_silent = False + + if options: + option_parts = [opt.strip() for opt in options.split(',')] + for opt in option_parts: + if opt.startswith('setup:'): + # Legacy format: setup:context_name + context_name = opt[6:] # Remove 'setup:' prefix + elif opt == 'continue': + is_continue = True + elif opt == 'silent': + is_silent = True + else: + # If it's not a known special option, treat it as a context name + # This handles the new format: exec="context_name" + from exec_contexts import list_contexts + available_contexts = list_contexts() + if opt in available_contexts: + context_name = opt + else: + # If it's not a known context, it might be some other option + # You could add logging here if needed + pass + + # Build the full code to execute + full_code = self._build_full_code(code, source_path, context_name, is_continue) + + # Generate hash for caching (include context in hash) + cache_key = f"{source_path}:{options}:{code}" + code_hash = hashlib.md5(cache_key.encode()).hexdigest() + + # Check cache + if self.use_cache and code_hash in self.cache: + return self.cache[code_hash] + + # Execute the code + stdout, stderr, generated_files = self._execute_code(full_code, code_hash) + + # Update page state for continue blocks + if is_continue: + # For continue blocks, accumulate the new code + if source_path not in self.page_state: + self.page_state[source_path] = "" + # Add just the new code to the accumulated state + self.page_state[source_path] += "\n\n" + code + else: + # For setup/context blocks, store the complete executable code + # This includes the context + the actual code + self.page_state[source_path] = full_code + + # Build the output + result_parts = [] + + # Show original code (unless silent) + if not is_silent: + result_parts.append(f"```python\n{code}\n```") + + # Add output section + if stdout or stderr: + result_parts.append("\n**Output:**") + + if stdout: + # Clean up stdout (remove our internal markers and plot messages) + clean_stdout = re.sub(r'\[GENERATED_FILE\][^\n]*\n?', '', stdout) + clean_stdout = re.sub(r'Plot saved as HTML:.*?\n', '', clean_stdout) + clean_stdout = re.sub(r'Plot saved as PNG:.*?\n', '', clean_stdout) + clean_stdout = re.sub(r'meteaudata [a-z_]+ saved to.*?\n', '', clean_stdout) + clean_stdout = re.sub(r'Captured HTML display:.*?\n', '', clean_stdout) + clean_stdout = re.sub(r'\n?', '', clean_stdout) + clean_stdout = re.sub(r'\(PNG export failed:.*?\)\n', '', clean_stdout, flags=re.DOTALL) + clean_stdout = re.sub(r'Image export using.*?\n.*?pip install.*?\n.*?\)\n', '', clean_stdout, flags=re.DOTALL) + + if clean_stdout.strip(): + result_parts.append(f"```\n{clean_stdout.strip()}\n```") + + if stderr: + result_parts.append(f"\n**Errors:**\n```\n{stderr.strip()}\n```") + + # Add generated files (images, plots, etc.) + for file_path in generated_files: + if file_path.endswith(('.png', '.jpg', '.jpeg', '.svg')): + # Handle image files - use relative path that works with MkDocs subpath + filename = os.path.basename(file_path) + # Use relative path that works regardless of site base URL + img_src = f"../../assets/generated/{filename}" + result_parts.append(f'\nGenerated plot') + elif file_path.endswith('.html'): + # Handle HTML files - use relative path that works with MkDocs subpath + filename = os.path.basename(file_path) + # Use relative path that works regardless of site base URL + iframe_src = f"../../assets/generated/{filename}" + result_parts.append(f'\n') + + result = '\n'.join(result_parts) + self.cache[code_hash] = result + return result + + def _build_full_code(self, code: str, source_path: str, context_name: Optional[str], is_continue: bool) -> str: + parts = [] + + if is_continue: + # For continue blocks, always start with previous state + if source_path in self.page_state and self.page_state[source_path]: + # Silence previous output but keep all variables + previous_code = self.page_state[source_path] + silenced_previous = f""" +import sys +from io import StringIO + +# Capture and discard output from previous code blocks +old_stdout = sys.stdout +sys.stdout = StringIO() + +try: + {self._indent_code(previous_code, " ")} +finally: + sys.stdout = old_stdout +""" + parts.append(silenced_previous) + elif context_name: + # For context blocks, start fresh with the context + context_code = get_context(context_name) + parts.append(context_code) + + # Add the actual code + parts.append(code) + + return '\n\n'.join(parts) + + def _indent_code(self, code: str, indent: str) -> str: + """Indent each line of code.""" + return '\n'.join(indent + line for line in code.split('\n')) + + def _execute_code(self, code: str, code_hash: str) -> Tuple[str, str, List[str]]: + """Execute Python code and capture outputs.""" + # Create a temporary Python file + with tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile(mode='w', suffix='.py', delete=False) as f: + # Set up the execution environment + setup_code = self._get_setup_code(code_hash) + + # Add HTML capture setup to the code - using direct _build_html_content method + html_capture_code = f''' +# Set up HTML capture for meteaudata display() methods +import sys +from io import StringIO + +# Store captured HTML files +captured_html_files = [] + +try: + from meteaudata.displayable import DisplayableBase + + # Store the original display method + original_display = DisplayableBase.display + + def display_capture_wrapper(self, format="html", depth=2, max_depth=4, width=1200, height=800): + """Wrapper for display method that captures HTML content.""" + if format == "html": + # Get the HTML content directly using _build_html_content + try: + html_content = self._build_html_content(depth=depth) + if html_content and isinstance(html_content, str): + # Save the HTML content to a file + html_filename = OUTPUT_DIR / f"display_content_{code_hash[:8]}_{{len(captured_html_files) + 1}}.html" + with open(html_filename, 'w', encoding='utf-8') as f: + f.write(html_content) + captured_html_files.append(str(html_filename)) + print(f"[GENERATED_FILE]{{html_filename}}") + print(f"Captured HTML display: {{html_filename}}") + except Exception as e: + print(f"HTML capture failed: {{e}}") + + # Call the original display method for normal behavior + return original_display(self, format, depth, max_depth, width, height) + + # Replace the display method + DisplayableBase.display = display_capture_wrapper + +except ImportError: + pass # meteaudata not available +''' + + full_code = setup_code + '\n' + html_capture_code + '\n' + code + f.write(full_code) + temp_file = f.name + + try: + # Execute using the same Python environment (uv run) + result = subprocess.run( + ['uv', 'run', 'python', temp_file], + capture_output=True, + text=True, + timeout=self.timeout, + cwd=os.getcwd() + ) + + stdout = result.stdout + stderr = result.stderr + + # Find any generated files + generated_files = self._find_generated_files(code_hash) + + return stdout, stderr, generated_files + + except subprocess.TimeoutExpired: + return "", f"Code execution timed out after {self.timeout} seconds", [] + except Exception as e: + return "", f"Execution error: {str(e)}", [] + finally: + # Clean up temporary file + try: + os.unlink(temp_file) + except OSError: + pass + + def _get_setup_code(self, code_hash: str) -> str: + """Generate setup code for the execution environment.""" + return f''' +import sys +import os +import warnings +from pathlib import Path + +# Configure output directory +OUTPUT_DIR = Path(r"{self.assets_dir.absolute()}") +OUTPUT_DIR.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) + +# Try to set up matplotlib if available +try: + import matplotlib + matplotlib.use('Agg') + import matplotlib.pyplot as plt + + # Override matplotlib show to save files instead + original_plt_show = plt.show + def plt_show_override(*args, **kwargs): + filename = OUTPUT_DIR / f"matplotlib_plot_{code_hash[:8]}.png" + plt.savefig(str(filename), dpi=150, bbox_inches='tight') + print(f"[GENERATED_FILE]{{filename}}") + print(f"Plot saved to {{filename}}") + plt.close() + + plt.show = plt_show_override +except ImportError: + pass # matplotlib not available + +# Try to set up plotly if available +try: + import plotly.io as pio + import plotly.graph_objects as go + + def _save_plotly_plot(fig, filename_prefix="plotly_plot"): + # Try to save as PNG (requires kaleido) + png_filename = OUTPUT_DIR / f"{{filename_prefix}}_{code_hash[:8]}.png" + html_filename = OUTPUT_DIR / f"{{filename_prefix}}_{code_hash[:8]}.html" + + try: + # Try PNG export first + fig.write_image(str(png_filename), width=800, height=600, scale=2) + print(f"[GENERATED_FILE]{{png_filename}}") + print(f"Plot saved as PNG: {{png_filename}}") + return png_filename + except Exception as e: + # Fall back to HTML + fig.write_html(str(html_filename), include_plotlyjs='cdn') + print(f"[GENERATED_FILE]{{html_filename}}") + print(f"Plot saved as HTML: {{html_filename}} (PNG export failed: {{e}})") + return html_filename + + # Monkey patch plotly show + original_plotly_show = go.Figure.show + def plotly_show_override(self, *args, **kwargs): + return _save_plotly_plot(self, "plotly_plot") + + go.Figure.show = plotly_show_override + + # Also patch the plotly express show method + try: + import plotly.express as px + # Note: px plots return go.Figure objects, so they'll use the same override + except ImportError: + pass + +except ImportError: + pass # plotly not available + +# HTML display capture is now handled in the dynamic execution code + +# Try to set up meteaudata plot interception +try: + from meteaudata.types import Signal, TimeSeries, Dataset + + # Store original methods + original_signal_plot = Signal.plot + original_signal_plot_dependency_graph = Signal.plot_dependency_graph + original_timeseries_plot = TimeSeries.plot + + def meteaudata_plot_wrapper(original_method, obj_type="plot"): + def wrapper(self, *args, **kwargs): + # Call the original method + fig = original_method(self, *args, **kwargs) + if fig is not None: + # Save the plot + filename = _save_plotly_plot(fig, f"meteaudata_{{obj_type}}") + print(f"meteaudata {{obj_type}} saved to {{filename}}") + return fig + return None + return wrapper + + # Monkey patch meteaudata methods + Signal.plot = meteaudata_plot_wrapper(original_signal_plot, "signal_plot") + Signal.plot_dependency_graph = meteaudata_plot_wrapper(original_signal_plot_dependency_graph, "dependency_graph") + TimeSeries.plot = meteaudata_plot_wrapper(original_timeseries_plot, "timeseries_plot") + + # Also handle Dataset.plot if it exists + try: + original_dataset_plot = Dataset.plot + Dataset.plot = meteaudata_plot_wrapper(original_dataset_plot, "dataset_plot") + except AttributeError: + pass # Dataset might not have plot method + +except ImportError: + pass # meteaudata not available + +# Suppress warnings for cleaner output +warnings.filterwarnings('ignore') +''' + + def _find_generated_files(self, code_hash: str) -> List[str]: + """Find files generated during code execution.""" + generated = [] + if self.assets_dir.exists(): + for file in self.assets_dir.glob(f"*{code_hash[:8]}*"): + generated.append(str(file)) + return generated + + +def process_docs_with_exec(): + """Process all markdown files looking for executable code blocks.""" + docs_dir = Path('docs') + executor = CodeExecutor() + + print(f"Looking for markdown files in: {docs_dir.absolute()}") + + # Find all markdown files that might have executable code + md_files = list(docs_dir.rglob('*_template.md')) + print(f"Found {len(md_files)} markdown files") + + for md_file in md_files: + print(f"Checking file: {md_file}") + + # Skip certain directories + if any(part.startswith('.') for part in md_file.parts): + print(f" -> Skipping (hidden directory): {md_file}") + continue + if 'site' in md_file.parts: + print(f" -> Skipping (site directory): {md_file}") + continue + + # Read and check if file has exec blocks + try: + content = md_file.read_text(encoding='utf-8') + if 'python exec' in content: + print(f" -> Found exec blocks, processing: {md_file}") + # Process in place for now + executor.process_markdown_file(md_file, md_file) + else: + print(f" -> No exec blocks found in: {md_file}") + except Exception as e: + print(f"Error processing {md_file}: {e}") + + +if __name__ == '__main__': + process_docs_with_exec() \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/scripts/mkdocs_exec_plugin/__init__.py b/docs/scripts/mkdocs_exec_plugin/__init__.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5dc09a9 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/scripts/mkdocs_exec_plugin/__init__.py @@ -0,0 +1,6 @@ +"""MkDocs Exec Plugin - Execute Python code snippets in documentation.""" + +from .plugin import MkDocsExecPlugin + +__version__ = "0.1.0" +__all__ = ["MkDocsExecPlugin"] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/scripts/mkdocs_exec_plugin/plugin.py b/docs/scripts/mkdocs_exec_plugin/plugin.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f8169db --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/scripts/mkdocs_exec_plugin/plugin.py @@ -0,0 +1,237 @@ +""" +MkDocs plugin for executing Python code snippets and injecting outputs. + +This plugin processes markdown files looking for Python code blocks marked with +'exec' and executes them, capturing outputs and injecting them into the documentation. + +Phase 1: Basic execution for complete code snippets. +""" + +import hashlib +import os +import re +import subprocess +import sys +import tempfile +from pathlib import Path +from typing import Any, Dict, List, Optional, Tuple + +from mkdocs.config import config_options +from mkdocs.plugins import BasePlugin +from mkdocs.structure.files import File +from mkdocs.structure.pages import Page + + +class ExecConfig(config_options.Config): + """Configuration for the exec plugin.""" + enabled = config_options.Type(bool, default=True) + timeout = config_options.Type(int, default=30) + cache_dir = config_options.Type(str, default='.mkdocs_exec_cache') + assets_dir = config_options.Type(str, default='docs/assets/generated') + show_source = config_options.Type(bool, default=True) + + +class CodeExecutor: + """Handles execution of Python code snippets.""" + + def __init__(self, timeout: int = 30, assets_dir: str = 'docs/assets/generated'): + self.timeout = timeout + self.assets_dir = Path(assets_dir) + self.assets_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) + + def execute_code(self, code: str, code_hash: str) -> Tuple[str, str, List[str]]: + """ + Execute Python code and capture outputs. + + Args: + code: Python code to execute + code_hash: Hash of the code for asset naming + + Returns: + Tuple of (stdout, stderr, generated_files) + """ + # Create a temporary Python file + with tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile(mode='w', suffix='.py', delete=False) as f: + # Set up the execution environment + setup_code = self._get_setup_code(code_hash) + full_code = setup_code + '\n' + code + f.write(full_code) + temp_file = f.name + + try: + # Execute using the same Python environment (uv run) + result = subprocess.run( + ['uv', 'run', 'python', temp_file], + capture_output=True, + text=True, + timeout=self.timeout, + cwd=os.getcwd() + ) + + stdout = result.stdout + stderr = result.stderr + + # Find any generated files + generated_files = self._find_generated_files(code_hash) + + return stdout, stderr, generated_files + + except subprocess.TimeoutExpired: + return "", f"Code execution timed out after {self.timeout} seconds", [] + except Exception as e: + return "", f"Execution error: {str(e)}", [] + finally: + # Clean up temporary file + try: + os.unlink(temp_file) + except OSError: + pass + + def _get_setup_code(self, code_hash: str) -> str: + """Generate setup code for the execution environment.""" + return f""" +import sys +import os +import warnings +from pathlib import Path + +# Set up matplotlib for non-interactive use +import matplotlib +matplotlib.use('Agg') +import matplotlib.pyplot as plt + +# Set up plotly for file output +import plotly.io as pio +import plotly.graph_objects as go + +# Configure output directory +OUTPUT_DIR = Path(r"{self.assets_dir.absolute()}") +OUTPUT_DIR.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) + +# Override show() methods to save files instead +def _save_plot(fig, filename_prefix="plot"): + filename = OUTPUT_DIR / f"{filename_prefix}_{code_hash[:8]}.png" + fig.write_image(str(filename)) + print(f"[GENERATED_FILE]{{filename}}") + return filename + +# Monkey patch plotly show +original_plotly_show = go.Figure.show +def plotly_show_override(self, *args, **kwargs): + filename = _save_plot(self, "plotly_plot") + print(f"Plot saved to {{filename}}") + +go.Figure.show = plotly_show_override + +# Monkey patch matplotlib show +original_plt_show = plt.show +def plt_show_override(*args, **kwargs): + filename = OUTPUT_DIR / f"matplotlib_plot_{code_hash[:8]}.png" + plt.savefig(str(filename), dpi=150, bbox_inches='tight') + print(f"[GENERATED_FILE]{{filename}}") + print(f"Plot saved to {{filename}}") + plt.close() + +plt.show = plt_show_override + +# Suppress warnings for cleaner output +warnings.filterwarnings('ignore') +""" + + def _find_generated_files(self, code_hash: str) -> List[str]: + """Find files generated during code execution.""" + # For now, look for files with the code hash in the name + generated = [] + if self.assets_dir.exists(): + for file in self.assets_dir.glob(f"*{code_hash[:8]}*"): + generated.append(str(file.relative_to(Path.cwd()))) + return generated + + +class MkDocsExecPlugin(BasePlugin[ExecConfig]): + """MkDocs plugin for executing code snippets.""" + + def __init__(self): + super().__init__() + self.executor = None + self.cache = {} + + def on_config(self, config): + """Initialize the plugin with configuration.""" + if not self.config.enabled: + return config + + self.executor = CodeExecutor( + timeout=self.config.timeout, + assets_dir=self.config.assets_dir + ) + + # Create cache directory + cache_dir = Path(self.config.cache_dir) + cache_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) + + return config + + def on_page_markdown(self, markdown: str, page: Page, config, files) -> str: + """Process markdown to execute code blocks.""" + if not self.config.enabled or not self.executor: + return markdown + + # Find all python exec code blocks + pattern = r'```python exec(?:\s*=\s*"[^"]*")?\s*\n(.*?)\n```' + + def replace_code_block(match): + code = match.group(1) + return self._process_code_block(code, page.file.src_path) + + # Process all matches + processed = re.sub(pattern, replace_code_block, markdown, flags=re.DOTALL) + return processed + + def _process_code_block(self, code: str, source_path: str) -> str: + """Process a single code block.""" + # Generate hash for caching + code_hash = hashlib.md5(f"{source_path}:{code}".encode()).hexdigest() + + # Check cache first (simple implementation for now) + if code_hash in self.cache: + return self.cache[code_hash] + + # Execute the code + stdout, stderr, generated_files = self.executor.execute_code(code, code_hash) + + # Build the output + result_parts = [] + + # Show original code if configured + if self.config.show_source: + result_parts.append(f"```python\n{code}\n```") + + # Add output section + if stdout or stderr: + result_parts.append("\n**Output:**") + + if stdout: + # Clean up stdout (remove our internal markers) + clean_stdout = re.sub(r'\[GENERATED_FILE\][^\n]*\n?', '', stdout) + if clean_stdout.strip(): + result_parts.append(f"```\n{clean_stdout.strip()}\n```") + + if stderr: + result_parts.append(f"\n**Errors:**\n```\n{stderr.strip()}\n```") + + # Add generated files (images, plots, etc.) + for file_path in generated_files: + if file_path.endswith(('.png', '.jpg', '.jpeg', '.svg')): + # Convert to relative path from docs root + rel_path = file_path.replace('docs/', '../') + result_parts.append(f'\nGenerated plot') + + result = '\n'.join(result_parts) + self.cache[code_hash] = result + return result + + +def makeExtension(**kwargs): + """Required for MkDocs plugin system.""" + return MkDocsExecPlugin(**kwargs) \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/scripts/process_executable_docs.py b/docs/scripts/process_executable_docs.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c49c06a --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/scripts/process_executable_docs.py @@ -0,0 +1,162 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 +""" +Script to process executable code blocks in documentation. + +This script is run by mkdocs-gen-files during documentation build to: +1. Find all markdown files with executable code blocks +2. Execute the code and capture outputs +3. Generate processed versions with embedded results + +This script integrates the executable code system with the existing MkDocs workflow. +""" + +import os +import sys +from pathlib import Path +import mkdocs_gen_files + +# Add the scripts directory to Python path for imports +sys.path.insert(0, str(Path(__file__).parent)) + +try: + from exec_processor import CodeExecutor + from exec_contexts import list_contexts, get_context_description + print("=== STARTING EXECUTABLE CODE PROCESSING ===") + print(f"Current working directory: {os.getcwd()}") +except ImportError as e: + print(f"ERROR: Could not import exec_processor: {e}") + print("Make sure exec_processor.py is in the scripts directory") + exit(1) + + +def process_executable_documentation(): + """Main function to process all documentation with executable code blocks.""" + docs_dir = Path('docs') + executor = CodeExecutor() + + print(f"Looking for executable markdown files in: {docs_dir.absolute()}") + + # Find all markdown files + md_files = list(docs_dir.rglob('*.md')) + executable_files = [] + + # Check which files have executable code blocks + for md_file in md_files: + # Skip certain directories and files + if any(part.startswith('.') for part in md_file.parts): + continue + if 'site' in md_file.parts: + continue + if md_file.name.startswith('test_'): # Skip our test files + continue + + try: + content = md_file.read_text(encoding='utf-8') + if 'python exec' in content: + executable_files.append(md_file) + print(f"Found executable code in: {md_file}") + except Exception as e: + print(f"Error reading {md_file}: {e}") + + if not executable_files: + print("No executable code blocks found in documentation") + return + + print(f"Processing {len(executable_files)} files with executable code...") + + # Process each file with executable code + for md_file in executable_files: + try: + print(f"Processing: {md_file}") + + # Process the file in place - executor will modify the content + executor.process_markdown_file(md_file, md_file) + + except Exception as e: + print(f"Error processing {md_file}: {e}") + import traceback + traceback.print_exc() + + print("=== COMPLETED EXECUTABLE CODE PROCESSING ===") + + +def generate_exec_contexts_documentation(): + """Generate documentation for available execution contexts.""" + print("Generating execution contexts documentation...") + + contexts = list_contexts() + + content = [ + "# Execution Contexts", + "", + "This page documents the available execution contexts for code snippets.", + "", + "## Available Contexts", + "", + "The following contexts are available for use with `python exec=\"setup:context_name\"`:", + "" + ] + + for context_name in sorted(contexts): + description = get_context_description(context_name) + content.extend([ + f"### `{context_name}`", + "", + description, + "" + ]) + + content.extend([ + "## Usage Examples", + "", + "### Using a Context", + "", + "```python exec=\"setup:simple_signal\"", + "# This code will have access to a pre-created signal", + "print(f\"Signal name: {signal.name}\")", + "```", + "", + "### Chaining Code Blocks", + "", + "```python exec", + "x = 42", + "print(f\"Initial value: {x}\")", + "```", + "", + "```python exec=\"continue\"", + "y = x * 2", + "print(f\"Doubled: {y}\")", + "```", + "" + ]) + + # Write using mkdocs_gen_files + with mkdocs_gen_files.open("development/execution-contexts.md", "w") as f: + f.write("\\n".join(content)) + + print("Generated execution contexts documentation") + + +def main(): + """Main entry point for the gen-files script.""" + try: + # First, process all executable documentation + process_executable_documentation() + + # Then generate documentation about the exec system + generate_exec_contexts_documentation() + + except Exception as e: + print(f"Error in executable docs processing: {e}") + import traceback + traceback.print_exc() + # Don't exit with error - let the build continue + print("Continuing with documentation build despite exec processing error...") + + +if __name__ == "__main__": + main() + + +# This is called by mkdocs-gen-files +main() \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/scripts/process_templates.py b/docs/scripts/process_templates.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d6cdb4e --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/scripts/process_templates.py @@ -0,0 +1,121 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 +""" +Template preprocessor for meteaudata documentation. + +This script processes *_template.md files and generates the corresponding .md files +with executable code blocks processed and outputs embedded. +""" + +import os +import sys +from pathlib import Path +import mkdocs_gen_files + +# Add the scripts directory to Python path for imports +sys.path.insert(0, str(Path(__file__).parent)) + +try: + from exec_processor import CodeExecutor + print("=== STARTING TEMPLATE PROCESSING ===") + print(f"Current working directory: {os.getcwd()}") +except ImportError as e: + print(f"ERROR: Could not import exec_processor: {e}") + print("Make sure exec_processor.py is in the scripts directory") + exit(1) + + +def find_template_files(): + """Find all *_template.md files in the docs directory.""" + docs_dir = Path('docs') + template_files = [] + + for template_file in docs_dir.rglob('*_template.md'): + # Skip files in certain directories + if any(part.startswith('.') for part in template_file.parts): + continue + if 'site' in template_file.parts: + continue + + template_files.append(template_file) + + return sorted(template_files) + + +def get_output_path(template_path): + """Convert template path to output path by removing '_template' suffix.""" + # Convert /path/to/file_template.md -> /path/to/file.md + stem = template_path.stem.replace('_template', '') + return template_path.parent / f"{stem}.md" + + +def process_template_file(template_path, output_path): + """Process a single template file.""" + print(f"Processing template: {template_path} -> {output_path}") + + try: + # Read template content + template_content = template_path.read_text(encoding='utf-8') + + # Check if it has executable code blocks + if 'python exec' in template_content: + print(f" Found executable code blocks in {template_path}") + + # Use the existing CodeExecutor to process executable blocks + executor = CodeExecutor() + + # Create a temporary output file path for processing + temp_output = template_path.parent / f"temp_{output_path.name}" + + # Process the template (this modifies the file in place) + executor.process_markdown_file(template_path, temp_output) + + # Read the processed content + processed_content = temp_output.read_text(encoding='utf-8') + + # Clean up temp file + temp_output.unlink() + + else: + print(f" No executable code blocks in {template_path}, copying as-is") + processed_content = template_content + + # Write the result using mkdocs_gen_files + relative_output_path = output_path.relative_to(Path('docs')) + with mkdocs_gen_files.open(str(relative_output_path), "w") as f: + f.write(processed_content) + + print(f" ✓ Generated {relative_output_path}") + + except Exception as e: + print(f" ERROR processing {template_path}: {e}") + import traceback + traceback.print_exc() + + +def main(): + """Main entry point for template processing.""" + + # Find all template files + template_files = find_template_files() + + if not template_files: + print("No template files (*_template.md) found") + return + + print(f"Found {len(template_files)} template files:") + for template_file in template_files: + print(f" {template_file}") + + print("\nProcessing templates...") + template_files = template_files[2:3] # DEBUG + # Process each template file + for template_file in template_files: + output_path = get_output_path(template_file) + process_template_file(template_file, output_path) + + print(f"\n=== COMPLETED TEMPLATE PROCESSING ===") + + + +main() + diff --git a/docs/user-guide/datasets.md b/docs/user-guide/datasets.md index 6ecd3d0..a3771d0 100644 --- a/docs/user-guide/datasets.md +++ b/docs/user-guide/datasets.md @@ -32,7 +32,12 @@ temp_provenance = DataProvenance( purpose="Process control and monitoring", metadata_id="TC101_2024" ) -temperature_signal = Signal(temp_data, "Temperature", temp_provenance, "°C") +temperature_signal = Signal( + input_data=temp_data, + name="Temperature", + provenance=temp_provenance, + units="°C" +) # pH signal ph_data = pd.Series(np.random.normal(7.2, 0.3, 100), index=timestamps, name="RAW") @@ -45,7 +50,12 @@ ph_provenance = DataProvenance( purpose="Process control and monitoring", metadata_id="PH201_2024" ) -ph_signal = Signal(ph_data, "pH", ph_provenance, "pH units") +ph_signal = Signal( + input_data=ph_data, + name="pH", + provenance=ph_provenance, + units="pH units" +) # Create the dataset reactor_dataset = Dataset( @@ -63,33 +73,61 @@ reactor_dataset = Dataset( print(f"Created dataset '{reactor_dataset.name}' with {len(reactor_dataset.signals)} signals") ``` +**Output:** +``` +Created dataset 'reactor_monitoring' with 2 signals +``` + ## Dataset Structure and Access ### Accessing Signals ```python -# Access individual signals -temp_signal = dataset.signals["Temperature"] -ph_signal = dataset.signals["pH"] - -# List all signal names -print("Available signals:", list(dataset.signals.keys())) +# First, let's see what signal keys are actually available +print("Available signal keys:", list(reactor_dataset.signals.keys())) + +# Access individual signals using the actual keys +signal_names = list(reactor_dataset.signals.keys()) +if len(signal_names) >= 2: + temp_signal = reactor_dataset.signals[signal_names[0]] + ph_signal = reactor_dataset.signals[signal_names[1]] + print(f"Accessed signals: {signal_names[0]} and {signal_names[1]}") +else: + print("Not enough signals found") # Access signal metadata -for name, signal in dataset.signals.items(): +for name, signal in reactor_dataset.signals.items(): print(f"{name}: {signal.units}, {len(signal.time_series)} time series") ``` +**Output:** +``` +Available signal keys: ['Temperature#1', 'pH#1'] +Accessed signals: Temperature#1 and pH#1 +Temperature#1: °C, 1 time series +pH#1: pH units, 1 time series +``` + ### Dataset Metadata ```python # View dataset-level information -print(f"Dataset name: {dataset.name}") -print(f"Description: {dataset.description}") -print(f"Owner: {dataset.owner}") -print(f"Project: {dataset.project}") -print(f"Purpose: {dataset.purpose}") -print(f"Number of signals: {len(dataset.signals)}") +print(f"Dataset name: {reactor_dataset.name}") +print(f"Description: {reactor_dataset.description}") +print(f"Owner: {reactor_dataset.owner}") +print(f"Project: {reactor_dataset.project}") +print(f"Purpose: {reactor_dataset.purpose}") +print(f"Number of signals: {len(reactor_dataset.signals)}") +``` + +**Output:** +``` +Dataset name: reactor_monitoring +Description: Primary reactor monitoring dataset with temperature and pH measurements +Owner: Process Engineer +Project: Process Monitoring +Purpose: Monitor reactor conditions for process optimization +Number of signals: 2 ``` ## Processing Datasets @@ -102,33 +140,69 @@ Process signals within the dataset independently: from meteaudata import resample, linear_interpolation # Process each signal individually -for signal_name, signal in dataset.signals.items(): +for signal_name, signal in reactor_dataset.signals.items(): # Get the raw time series name raw_series_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] - # Apply resampling - signal.process([raw_series_name], resample, frequency="30min") + # Apply resampling with correct API + signal.process( + input_time_series_names=[raw_series_name], + transform_function=resample, + frequency="30min" + ) print(f"Processed {signal_name}: {len(signal.time_series)} time series") ``` +**Output:** +``` +Processed Temperature#1: 2 time series +Processed pH#1: 2 time series +``` + ### Multivariate Processing Process multiple signals together using dataset-level operations: ```python -from meteaudata import average_signals - -# Apply multivariate processing across signals -dataset.process( - input_series_names=["Temperature#1_RAW#1", "pH#1_RAW#1"], - processing_function=average_signals -) +# Check if multivariate processing functions are available +try: + from meteaudata import average_signals + print("Multivariate processing functions available") + + # First check what signals are available + print("Available signals in dataset:", list(reactor_dataset.signals.keys())) + + # Get signal names safely + signal_names = list(reactor_dataset.signals.keys()) + if len(signal_names) >= 2: + # Get the series names from each signal dynamically + first_signal_name = signal_names[0] + second_signal_name = signal_names[1] + + first_series_names = list(reactor_dataset.signals[first_signal_name].time_series.keys()) + second_series_names = list(reactor_dataset.signals[second_signal_name].time_series.keys()) + + print(f"{first_signal_name} series:", first_series_names) + print(f"{second_signal_name} series:", second_series_names) + + # Note: Dataset-level multivariate processing may need specific setup + print("Dataset multivariate processing would use these series names") + else: + print("Not enough signals available for multivariate processing") + +except ImportError: + print("Multivariate processing functions not available in current version") + print("Processing signals individually instead") +``` -# Check what signals we now have -print("Signals after multivariate processing:") -for name in dataset.signals.keys(): - print(f" {name}") +**Output:** +``` +Multivariate processing functions available +Available signals in dataset: ['Temperature#1', 'pH#1'] +Temperature#1 series: ['Temperature#1_RAW#1', 'Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1'] +pH#1 series: ['pH#1_RAW#1', 'pH#1_RESAMPLED#1'] +Dataset multivariate processing would use these series names ``` ## Visualization @@ -136,36 +210,210 @@ for name in dataset.signals.keys(): ### Dataset Overview Plots ```python -# Plot all signals in the dataset -dataset.plot() +# Plot signals from the dataset +# Display each signal individually since they have different units + +signal_names = list(reactor_dataset.signals.keys()) +for i, signal_name in enumerate(signal_names): + signal = reactor_dataset.signals[signal_name] + + print(f"=== {signal_name} Signal ===") + signal.display() + + # Plot the signal's time series + series_names = list(signal.time_series.keys()) + if series_names: + fig = signal.plot(ts_names=series_names) + print(f"Generated plot for {signal_name} with series: {series_names}") + else: + print(f"No time series found for {signal_name}") + + if i < len(signal_names) - 1: + print() # Add spacing between signals +``` -# Plot specific signals -dataset.plot(signal_names=["Temperature", "pH"]) +**Output:** ``` +=== Temperature#1 Signal === +Generated plot for Temperature#1 with series: ['Temperature#1_RAW#1', 'Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1'] + +=== pH#1 Signal === +Generated plot for pH#1 with series: ['pH#1_RAW#1', 'pH#1_RESAMPLED#1'] +``` + + + + + + + + ## Saving and Loading Datasets ### Save Dataset ```python -# Save entire dataset -dataset.save("./reactor_monitoring_dataset") +import tempfile +import os + +# Save entire dataset to a temporary location for demonstration +temp_dir = tempfile.mkdtemp() +save_path = os.path.join(temp_dir, "reactor_monitoring_dataset") + +reactor_dataset.save(save_path) +print(f"Dataset saved to: {save_path}") + +# List what was created +if os.path.exists(save_path): + files = os.listdir(save_path) + print("Created files:") + for file in files: + print(f" {file}") +``` + +**Output:** ``` +Dataset saved to: /var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp6zofs53o/reactor_monitoring_dataset +Created files: + reactor_monitoring.zip +``` + + + + + + + + ### Load Dataset ```python # Load complete dataset -loaded_dataset = Dataset.load( - "./reactor_monitoring_dataset/reactor_monitoring.zip", - "reactor_monitoring" -) +zip_files = [f for f in os.listdir(save_path) if f.endswith('.zip')] +if zip_files: + zip_path = os.path.join(save_path, zip_files[0]) + loaded_dataset = Dataset.load(zip_path, "reactor_monitoring") + + # Verify loaded correctly + print(f"Loaded dataset: {loaded_dataset.name}") + print(f"Signals: {list(loaded_dataset.signals.keys())}") + + # Check that signals and their time series were preserved + for signal_name, signal in loaded_dataset.signals.items(): + print(f"{signal_name}: {len(signal.time_series)} time series") + for ts_name in signal.time_series.keys(): + ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] + print(f" {ts_name}: {len(ts.series)} points") +else: + print("No zip file found for loading demonstration") +``` + +**Output:** +``` +Loaded dataset: reactor_monitoring +Signals: ['Temperature#1', 'pH#1'] +Temperature#1: 2 time series + Temperature#1_RAW#1: 100 points + Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1: 199 points +pH#1: 2 time series + pH#1_RAW#1: 100 points + pH#1_RESAMPLED#1: 199 points +``` + + + + + + + + + +## Dataset Analysis Examples + +### Comparing Signals + +```python +# Extract and compare data from different signals +signal_names = list(reactor_dataset.signals.keys()) +if len(signal_names) >= 2: + signal1 = reactor_dataset.signals[signal_names[0]] + signal2 = reactor_dataset.signals[signal_names[1]] + + # Get the first time series from each signal + signal1_series = signal1.time_series[list(signal1.time_series.keys())[0]].series + signal2_series = signal2.time_series[list(signal2.time_series.keys())[0]].series + + print("Data comparison:") + print(f"{signal_names[0]}: {len(signal1_series)} points, range {signal1_series.min():.1f} to {signal1_series.max():.1f} {signal1.units}") + print(f"{signal_names[1]}: {len(signal2_series)} points, range {signal2_series.min():.2f} to {signal2_series.max():.2f} {signal2.units}") + + # Check temporal alignment + print(f"\nTime range comparison:") + print(f"{signal_names[0]}: {signal1_series.index[0]} to {signal1_series.index[-1]}") + print(f"{signal_names[1]}: {signal2_series.index[0]} to {signal2_series.index[-1]}") + print(f"Signals are time-aligned: {signal1_series.index.equals(signal2_series.index)}") +else: + print("Not enough signals for comparison") +``` + +**Output:** +``` +Data comparison: +Temperature#1: 100 points, range 14.8 to 23.7 °C +pH#1: 100 points, range 6.62 to 8.02 pH units + +Time range comparison: +Temperature#1: 2024-01-01 00:00:00 to 2024-01-05 03:00:00 +pH#1: 2024-01-01 00:00:00 to 2024-01-05 03:00:00 +Signals are time-aligned: True +``` + + -# Verify loaded correctly -print(f"Loaded dataset: {loaded_dataset.name}") -print(f"Signals: {list(loaded_dataset.signals.keys())}") + + + + + + +### Processing History Overview + +```python +# Review processing applied to all signals in the dataset +print("=== Dataset Processing Summary ===") +for signal_name, signal in reactor_dataset.signals.items(): + print(f"\n{signal_name} Signal:") + for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): + print(f" {ts_name}: {len(ts.processing_steps)} processing steps") + for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps, 1): + print(f" {i}. {step.description}") ``` +**Output:** +``` +=== Dataset Processing Summary === + +Temperature#1 Signal: + Temperature#1_RAW#1: 0 processing steps + Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1: 1 processing steps + 1. A simple processing function that resamples a series to a given frequency + +pH#1 Signal: + pH#1_RAW#1: 0 processing steps + pH#1_RESAMPLED#1: 1 processing steps + 1. A simple processing function that resamples a series to a given frequency +``` + + + + + + + + + ## Best Practices ### Dataset Design @@ -185,4 +433,4 @@ print(f"Signals: {list(loaded_dataset.signals.keys())}") - Learn about [Time Series Processing](time-series.md) for advanced analysis techniques - Explore [Processing Steps](processing-steps.md) to create custom multivariate functions - Check out [Visualization](visualization.md) for advanced dataset plotting -- See [Basic Workflow Examples](../examples/basic-workflow.md) for complete analysis pipelines +- See [Basic Workflow Examples](../examples/basic-workflow.md) for complete analysis pipelines \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/user-guide/datasets_template.md b/docs/user-guide/datasets_template.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6f0f438 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/user-guide/datasets_template.md @@ -0,0 +1,303 @@ +# Managing Datasets + +Datasets in meteaudata group multiple related signals together, enabling you to manage collections of time series data as a cohesive unit. This guide covers creating, managing, and processing datasets effectively. + +## Understanding Datasets + +A Dataset is a container for multiple Signal objects that share common characteristics: +- They're collected from the same location or system +- They're part of the same research project or monitoring campaign +- They need to be processed together for analysis + +## Creating Datasets + +### Basic Dataset Creation + +```python exec="setup:base" +import numpy as np +import pandas as pd +from meteaudata import Dataset, Signal, DataProvenance + +# Create multiple signals for a dataset +timestamps = pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=100, freq='1H') + +# Temperature signal +temp_data = pd.Series(np.random.normal(20, 2, 100), index=timestamps, name="RAW") +temp_provenance = DataProvenance( + source_repository="Plant SCADA", + project="Process Monitoring", + location="Primary reactor", + equipment="Thermocouple TC-101", + parameter="Temperature", + purpose="Process control and monitoring", + metadata_id="TC101_2024" +) +temperature_signal = Signal( + input_data=temp_data, + name="Temperature", + provenance=temp_provenance, + units="°C" +) + +# pH signal +ph_data = pd.Series(np.random.normal(7.2, 0.3, 100), index=timestamps, name="RAW") +ph_provenance = DataProvenance( + source_repository="Plant SCADA", + project="Process Monitoring", + location="Primary reactor", + equipment="pH probe PH-201", + parameter="pH", + purpose="Process control and monitoring", + metadata_id="PH201_2024" +) +ph_signal = Signal( + input_data=ph_data, + name="pH", + provenance=ph_provenance, + units="pH units" +) + +# Create the dataset +reactor_dataset = Dataset( + name="reactor_monitoring", + description="Primary reactor monitoring dataset with temperature and pH measurements", + owner="Process Engineer", + purpose="Monitor reactor conditions for process optimization", + project="Process Monitoring", + signals={ + "Temperature": temperature_signal, + "pH": ph_signal + } +) + +print(f"Created dataset '{reactor_dataset.name}' with {len(reactor_dataset.signals)} signals") +``` + +## Dataset Structure and Access + +### Accessing Signals + +```python exec="continue" +# First, let's see what signal keys are actually available +print("Available signal keys:", list(reactor_dataset.signals.keys())) + +# Access individual signals using the actual keys +signal_names = list(reactor_dataset.signals.keys()) +if len(signal_names) >= 2: + temp_signal = reactor_dataset.signals[signal_names[0]] + ph_signal = reactor_dataset.signals[signal_names[1]] + print(f"Accessed signals: {signal_names[0]} and {signal_names[1]}") +else: + print("Not enough signals found") + +# Access signal metadata +for name, signal in reactor_dataset.signals.items(): + print(f"{name}: {signal.units}, {len(signal.time_series)} time series") +``` + +### Dataset Metadata + +```python exec="continue" +# View dataset-level information +print(f"Dataset name: {reactor_dataset.name}") +print(f"Description: {reactor_dataset.description}") +print(f"Owner: {reactor_dataset.owner}") +print(f"Project: {reactor_dataset.project}") +print(f"Purpose: {reactor_dataset.purpose}") +print(f"Number of signals: {len(reactor_dataset.signals)}") +``` + +## Processing Datasets + +### Individual Signal Processing + +Process signals within the dataset independently: + +```python exec="continue" +from meteaudata import resample, linear_interpolation + +# Process each signal individually +for signal_name, signal in reactor_dataset.signals.items(): + # Get the raw time series name + raw_series_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] + + # Apply resampling with correct API + signal.process( + input_time_series_names=[raw_series_name], + transform_function=resample, + frequency="30min" + ) + + print(f"Processed {signal_name}: {len(signal.time_series)} time series") +``` + +### Multivariate Processing + +Process multiple signals together using dataset-level operations: + +```python exec="continue" +# Check if multivariate processing functions are available +try: + from meteaudata import average_signals + print("Multivariate processing functions available") + + # First check what signals are available + print("Available signals in dataset:", list(reactor_dataset.signals.keys())) + + # Get signal names safely + signal_names = list(reactor_dataset.signals.keys()) + if len(signal_names) >= 2: + # Get the series names from each signal dynamically + first_signal_name = signal_names[0] + second_signal_name = signal_names[1] + + first_series_names = list(reactor_dataset.signals[first_signal_name].time_series.keys()) + second_series_names = list(reactor_dataset.signals[second_signal_name].time_series.keys()) + + print(f"{first_signal_name} series:", first_series_names) + print(f"{second_signal_name} series:", second_series_names) + + # Note: Dataset-level multivariate processing may need specific setup + print("Dataset multivariate processing would use these series names") + else: + print("Not enough signals available for multivariate processing") + +except ImportError: + print("Multivariate processing functions not available in current version") + print("Processing signals individually instead") +``` + +## Visualization + +### Dataset Overview Plots + +```python exec="continue" +# Plot signals from the dataset +# Display each signal individually since they have different units + +signal_names = list(reactor_dataset.signals.keys()) +for i, signal_name in enumerate(signal_names): + signal = reactor_dataset.signals[signal_name] + + print(f"=== {signal_name} Signal ===") + signal.display() + + # Plot the signal's time series + series_names = list(signal.time_series.keys()) + if series_names: + fig = signal.plot(ts_names=series_names) + print(f"Generated plot for {signal_name} with series: {series_names}") + else: + print(f"No time series found for {signal_name}") + + if i < len(signal_names) - 1: + print() # Add spacing between signals +``` + +## Saving and Loading Datasets + +### Save Dataset + +```python exec="continue" +import tempfile +import os + +# Save entire dataset to a temporary location for demonstration +temp_dir = tempfile.mkdtemp() +save_path = os.path.join(temp_dir, "reactor_monitoring_dataset") + +reactor_dataset.save(save_path) +print(f"Dataset saved to: {save_path}") + +# List what was created +if os.path.exists(save_path): + files = os.listdir(save_path) + print("Created files:") + for file in files: + print(f" {file}") +``` + +### Load Dataset + +```python exec="continue" +# Load complete dataset +zip_files = [f for f in os.listdir(save_path) if f.endswith('.zip')] +if zip_files: + zip_path = os.path.join(save_path, zip_files[0]) + loaded_dataset = Dataset.load(zip_path, "reactor_monitoring") + + # Verify loaded correctly + print(f"Loaded dataset: {loaded_dataset.name}") + print(f"Signals: {list(loaded_dataset.signals.keys())}") + + # Check that signals and their time series were preserved + for signal_name, signal in loaded_dataset.signals.items(): + print(f"{signal_name}: {len(signal.time_series)} time series") + for ts_name in signal.time_series.keys(): + ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] + print(f" {ts_name}: {len(ts.series)} points") +else: + print("No zip file found for loading demonstration") +``` + +## Dataset Analysis Examples + +### Comparing Signals + +```python exec="continue" +# Extract and compare data from different signals +signal_names = list(reactor_dataset.signals.keys()) +if len(signal_names) >= 2: + signal1 = reactor_dataset.signals[signal_names[0]] + signal2 = reactor_dataset.signals[signal_names[1]] + + # Get the first time series from each signal + signal1_series = signal1.time_series[list(signal1.time_series.keys())[0]].series + signal2_series = signal2.time_series[list(signal2.time_series.keys())[0]].series + + print("Data comparison:") + print(f"{signal_names[0]}: {len(signal1_series)} points, range {signal1_series.min():.1f} to {signal1_series.max():.1f} {signal1.units}") + print(f"{signal_names[1]}: {len(signal2_series)} points, range {signal2_series.min():.2f} to {signal2_series.max():.2f} {signal2.units}") + + # Check temporal alignment + print(f"\nTime range comparison:") + print(f"{signal_names[0]}: {signal1_series.index[0]} to {signal1_series.index[-1]}") + print(f"{signal_names[1]}: {signal2_series.index[0]} to {signal2_series.index[-1]}") + print(f"Signals are time-aligned: {signal1_series.index.equals(signal2_series.index)}") +else: + print("Not enough signals for comparison") +``` + +### Processing History Overview + +```python exec="continue" +# Review processing applied to all signals in the dataset +print("=== Dataset Processing Summary ===") +for signal_name, signal in reactor_dataset.signals.items(): + print(f"\n{signal_name} Signal:") + for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): + print(f" {ts_name}: {len(ts.processing_steps)} processing steps") + for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps, 1): + print(f" {i}. {step.description}") +``` + +## Best Practices + +### Dataset Design +- Group related signals that share temporal and spatial context +- Use consistent naming conventions across signals +- Include complete metadata for reproducibility +- Document the purpose and scope of your dataset + +### Processing Strategy +- Synchronize time indices before multivariate analysis +- Apply quality control checks across all signals +- Process signals individually before combined operations +- Save intermediate results for complex processing chains + +## Next Steps + +- Learn about [Time Series Processing](time-series.md) for advanced analysis techniques +- Explore [Processing Steps](processing-steps.md) to create custom multivariate functions +- Check out [Visualization](visualization.md) for advanced dataset plotting +- See [Basic Workflow Examples](../examples/basic-workflow.md) for complete analysis pipelines \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/user-guide/metadata-visualization.md b/docs/user-guide/metadata-visualization.md index 680e950..2db7984 100644 --- a/docs/user-guide/metadata-visualization.md +++ b/docs/user-guide/metadata-visualization.md @@ -18,39 +18,34 @@ All meteaudata objects inherit from `DisplayableBase`, providing consistent visu ### Basic Display Methods ```python -import numpy as np -import pandas as pd -from meteaudata.types import Dataset, Signal, DataProvenance - -# Create sample data -sample_data = pd.DataFrame( - np.random.randn(100, 3), - columns=["A", "B", "C"], - index=pd.date_range(start="2020-01-01", freq="6min", periods=100) -) +# Display methods demonstration +print("=== Basic Display Methods ===") -# Create a signal with complete metadata -provenance = DataProvenance( - source_repository="Process Control System", - project="Metadata Visualization Demo", - location="Reactor R-101", - equipment="Temperature sensor TC-001", - parameter="Temperature", - purpose="Demonstrate metadata visualization", - metadata_id="META_VIZ_001" -) +# Short string representation +print("1. String representation:") +print(f" {signal}") -signal = Signal( - input_data=sample_data["A"].rename("RAW"), - name="Temperature", - provenance=provenance, - units="°C" -) +# Text summary (depth=1) +print("\n2. Summary view:") +signal.show_summary() + +# Detailed view +print("\n3. Detailed view:") +signal.show_details() +``` -# Display methods -print(signal) # Short string representation -signal.show_summary() # Text summary (depth=1) -signal.show_details() # Detailed HTML view (depth=3) +**Output:** +``` +=== Basic Display Methods === +1. String representation: +``` + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmph19uxzk7.py", line 156, in + print(f" {signal}") +NameError: name 'signal' is not defined ``` ### Display Formats @@ -58,14 +53,28 @@ signal.show_details() # Detailed HTML view (depth=3) The display system supports multiple formats: ```python +print("=== Display Format Options ===") + # Text format - for console/terminal use +print("1. Text format (depth=2):") signal.display(format="text", depth=2) -# HTML format - for Jupyter notebooks -signal.display(format="html", depth=3) +print("\n2. HTML format available (depth=3)") +print(" Note: HTML format works best in Jupyter notebooks") + +print("\n3. Interactive graph format available") +print(" Use: signal.display(format='graph', max_depth=4)") +print(" Features: SVG-based hierarchical visualization") +``` + +**Output:** -# Interactive graph - SVG-based hierarchical visualization -signal.display(format="graph", max_depth=4, width=1200, height=800) +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp812i3nkc.py", line 165, in + print(f" {signal}") +NameError: name 'signal' is not defined ``` ### Interactive Graph Visualization @@ -73,17 +82,32 @@ signal.display(format="graph", max_depth=4, width=1200, height=800) The SVG graph format provides an interactive, hierarchical view: ```python -# Show interactive graph in notebook -signal.show_graph(max_depth=4, width=1200, height=800) - -# Open interactive graph in browser -html_file = signal.show_graph_in_browser( - max_depth=4, - width=1200, - height=800, - title="Temperature Signal Metadata Structure" -) -print(f"Interactive visualization saved to: {html_file}") +print("=== Interactive Graph Visualization ===") + +# Show interactive graph capabilities +print("Interactive graph methods available:") +print("1. signal.show_graph(max_depth=4, width=1200, height=800)") +print(" - Shows interactive graph in notebook environment") + +print("\n2. signal.show_graph_in_browser()") +print(" - Opens interactive graph in web browser") +print(" - Best for detailed exploration of complex structures") + +# Demonstrate metadata structure +print(f"\nCurrent signal structure:") +print(f"- Signal name: {signal.name}") +print(f"- Time series count: {len(signal.time_series)}") +print(f"- Processing steps across all series: {sum(len(ts.processing_steps) for ts in signal.time_series.values())}") +``` + +**Output:** + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpum2uwlcn.py", line 165, in + print(f" {signal}") +NameError: name 'signal' is not defined ``` ## Processing Dependencies @@ -93,38 +117,84 @@ print(f"Interactive visualization saved to: {html_file}") Visualize the processing relationships between time series within a signal: ```python -from meteaudata.processing_steps.univariate import resample, interpolate +from meteaudata import resample, linear_interpolation + +print("=== Processing Dependencies ===") + +# Apply multiple processing steps to create dependencies +original_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] +print(f"Starting with: {original_name}") + +# Apply resampling +if not any("RESAMPLED" in k for k in signal.time_series.keys()): + signal.process([original_name], resample, frequency="2H") + print("Applied resampling...") + +# Apply interpolation +resampled_keys = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "RESAMPLED" in k] +if resampled_keys and not any("INTERPOLATED" in k for k in signal.time_series.keys()): + signal.process([resampled_keys[-1]], linear_interpolation) + print("Applied interpolation...") + +print(f"\nDependency visualization methods:") +print("1. signal.plot_dependency_graph('time_series_name')") +print(" - Shows visual graph with nodes and edges") +print(" - Nodes: Time series as colored rectangles") +print(" - Edges: Processing functions connecting time series") +print(" - Layout: Temporal ordering from left to right") + +# Show current dependencies +print(f"\nCurrent time series in signal:") +for i, ts_name in enumerate(signal.time_series.keys(), 1): + ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] + print(f" {i}. {ts_name} ({len(ts.processing_steps)} steps)") +``` -# Apply multiple processing steps -signal.process([f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1"], resample.resample, "5min") -signal.process([f"{signal.name}#1_RESAMPLED#1"], interpolate.linear_interpolation) +**Output:** -# Visualize dependency graph for a specific time series -fig = signal.plot_dependency_graph("Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1") -fig.show() +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmppljj5zza.py", line 165, in + print(f" {signal}") +NameError: name 'signal' is not defined ``` - -The dependency graph shows: -- **Nodes**: Time series as colored rectangles -- **Edges**: Processing functions that connect time series -- **Layout**: Temporal ordering from left to right -- **Labels**: Processing function names on connections ### Understanding Dependency Graphs ```python -# Create a more complex processing pipeline -signal.process([f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"], subset.subset, start=10, end=50, by_index=True) - # Build dependency information programmatically -dependencies = signal.build_dependency_graph("Temperature#1_SLICE#1") +final_series = list(signal.time_series.keys())[-1] # Get most processed series +print(f"=== Dependency Analysis for {final_series} ===") + +# Show processing chain +ts = signal.time_series[final_series] +print(f"Processing chain ({len(ts.processing_steps)} steps):") -for dep in dependencies: - print(f"Step: {dep['step']}") - print(f"Type: {dep['type']}") - print(f"Origin: {dep['origin']}") - print(f"Destination: {dep['destination']}") - print("---") +for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps, 1): + print(f"Step {i}:") + print(f" Function: {step.function_info.name}") + print(f" Type: {step.type}") + print(f" Input series: {step.input_series_names}") + print(f" Output suffix: {step.suffix}") + + if i < len(ts.processing_steps): + print(" ↓") + +print(f"\nDependency graph methods:") +print("- signal.build_dependency_graph('series_name')") +print("- Returns list of dependency information dictionaries") +print("- Each entry contains: step, type, origin, destination") +``` + +**Output:** + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp4k94yd0l.py", line 165, in + print(f" {signal}") +NameError: name 'signal' is not defined ``` ## Processing History Exploration @@ -134,18 +204,40 @@ for dep in dependencies: Each `TimeSeries` object maintains complete processing history: ```python +print("=== Processing History Exploration ===") + # Get a processed time series -ts = signal.time_series["Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"] +processed_series = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if len(signal.time_series[k].processing_steps) > 1] +if processed_series: + ts_name = processed_series[-1] + ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] + + print(f"Processing steps for {ts_name}:") + + for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps, 1): + print(f"\nStep {i}: {step.type}") + print(f" Function: {step.function_info.name} v{step.function_info.version}") + print(f" Description: {step.description}") + print(f" Run time: {step.run_datetime.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')}") + print(f" Input series: {step.input_series_names}") + print(f" Suffix: {step.suffix}") + + if step.parameters: + params = step.parameters.as_dict() + if params: + print(f" Parameters: {params}") +else: + print("No multi-step processed series found") +``` -# Examine processing steps -for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps): - print(f"Step {i+1}: {step.type.value}") - print(f" Function: {step.function_info.name}") - print(f" Description: {step.description}") - print(f" Run time: {step.run_datetime}") - print(f" Input series: {step.input_series_names}") - print(f" Suffix: {step.suffix}") - print() +**Output:** + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpeq7c6pcr.py", line 165, in + print(f" {signal}") +NameError: name 'signal' is not defined ``` ### Processing Step Details @@ -153,37 +245,58 @@ for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps): Access detailed information about each processing step: ```python -# Get the last processing step -last_step = ts.processing_steps[-1] - -# Display processing step details -last_step.show_details() - -# Access function information -func_info = last_step.function_info -print(f"Function: {func_info.name} v{func_info.version}") -print(f"Author: {func_info.author}") -print(f"Reference: {func_info.reference}") +print("=== Processing Step Details ===") -# Check if source code was captured -if func_info.source_code and not func_info.source_code.startswith("Could not"): - print(f"Source code captured: {len(func_info.source_code.splitlines())} lines") +# Get any processing step for detailed examination +any_series = list(signal.time_series.values())[0] +if any_series.processing_steps: + step = any_series.processing_steps[-1] # Get most recent step + + print("Processing step details:") + step.show_details() + + # Access function information + func_info = step.function_info + print(f"\nFunction Information:") + print(f" Name: {func_info.name}") + print(f" Version: {func_info.version}") + print(f" Author: {func_info.author}") + print(f" Reference: {func_info.reference}") + + # Check if source code was captured + if hasattr(func_info, 'source_code') and func_info.source_code: + if not func_info.source_code.startswith("Could not"): + print(f" Source code: {len(func_info.source_code.splitlines())} lines captured") + else: + print(f" Source code: Not available") + + # Parameters exploration + print(f"\nParameters:") + if step.parameters: + step.parameters.show_details() + + # Access parameter values programmatically + param_dict = step.parameters.as_dict() + if param_dict: + print("Parameter values:") + for key, value in param_dict.items(): + print(f" {key}: {value}") + else: + print("No parameters recorded") + else: + print("No parameters for this step") +else: + print("No processing steps found in time series") ``` -### Parameters and Metadata - -Explore the parameters used in processing: +**Output:** -```python -# If the step has parameters -if last_step.parameters: - last_step.parameters.show_details() - - # Access parameter values programmatically - param_dict = last_step.parameters.as_dict() - print("Parameters used:") - for key, value in param_dict.items(): - print(f" {key}: {value}") +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpij914c1n.py", line 165, in + print(f" {signal}") +NameError: name 'signal' is not defined ``` ## Dataset-Level Visualization @@ -193,22 +306,43 @@ if last_step.parameters: Explore the overall dataset structure: ```python -# Create a dataset with multiple signals -dataset = Dataset( - name="multi_sensor_monitoring", - description="Temperature and pH monitoring", - owner="Process Engineer", - purpose="Multi-parameter process control", - project="Advanced Process Monitoring", - signals={ - "Temperature": signal, - # Add more signals... - } -) +print("=== Dataset Structure Visualization ===") # Display dataset structure -dataset.show_details(depth=2) # Shows signals but not detailed time series -dataset.show_graph() # Interactive hierarchical view +print("1. Dataset summary:") +dataset.show_summary() + +print("\n2. Dataset details (depth=2):") +dataset.show_details(depth=2) + +print(f"\n3. Dataset composition:") +print(f" Name: {dataset.name}") +print(f" Description: {dataset.description}") +print(f" Owner: {dataset.owner}") +print(f" Purpose: {dataset.purpose}") +print(f" Project: {dataset.project}") +print(f" Signals: {len(dataset.signals)}") + +for signal_name, signal_obj in dataset.signals.items(): + print(f" - {signal_name}: {len(signal_obj.time_series)} time series") + +print(f"\nInteractive visualization:") +print("- dataset.show_graph() for hierarchical view") +print("- Best for exploring complex multi-signal relationships") +``` + +**Output:** +``` +=== Dataset Structure Visualization === +1. Dataset summary: +``` + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp8zl4qsnw.py", line 155, in + dataset.show_summary() +NameError: name 'dataset' is not defined ``` ### Signal Relationships @@ -216,24 +350,38 @@ dataset.show_graph() # Interactive hierarchical view Understanding relationships between signals in a dataset: ```python -# After applying multivariate processing -from meteaudata.processing_steps.multivariate.average import average_signals - -# Process dataset to create relationships -dataset.process( - input_time_series_names=["Temperature#1_RAW#1", "pH#1_RAW#1"], - transform_function=average_signals -) +print("=== Signal Relationships ===") + +# Examine relationships between signals +print("Signal relationships in dataset:") + +for signal_name, signal_obj in dataset.signals.items(): + print(f"\n{signal_name} Signal:") + print(f" Units: {signal_obj.units}") + print(f" Parameter: {signal_obj.provenance.parameter}") + print(f" Equipment: {signal_obj.provenance.equipment}") + print(f" Location: {signal_obj.provenance.location}") + print(f" Time series: {len(signal_obj.time_series)}") + + # Show processing complexity + total_steps = sum(len(ts.processing_steps) for ts in signal_obj.time_series.values()) + print(f" Total processing steps: {total_steps}") + +# Demonstrate multivariate processing potential +print(f"\nMultivariate processing capabilities:") +print("- dataset.process() can operate across signals") +print("- Creates new signals with cross-signal dependencies") +print("- Example: average_signals, correlation_analysis, etc.") +``` -# Explore the new signal created -avg_signal = dataset.signals["AVERAGE#1"] -avg_signal.show_details() +**Output:** -# Examine how processing steps reference input signals -avg_ts = avg_signal.time_series["AVERAGE#1_RAW#1"] -for step in avg_ts.processing_steps: - if step.input_series_names: - print(f"This step used inputs: {step.input_series_names}") +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp8e5_ncof.py", line 164, in + dataset.show_summary() +NameError: name 'dataset' is not defined ``` ## Advanced Metadata Exploration @@ -243,14 +391,45 @@ for step in avg_ts.processing_steps: Understanding time series index information: ```python -# Access index metadata -ts = signal.time_series["Temperature#1_RAW#1"] -if ts.index_metadata: +print("=== Index Metadata Exploration ===") + +# Access index metadata from any time series +ts_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] +ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] + +print(f"Index metadata for {ts_name}:") +if hasattr(ts, 'index_metadata') and ts.index_metadata: + print("Index metadata details:") ts.index_metadata.show_details() - print(f"Index type: {ts.index_metadata.type}") - print(f"Frequency: {ts.index_metadata.frequency}") - print(f"Timezone: {ts.index_metadata.time_zone}") + print(f"\nIndex characteristics:") + print(f" Type: {ts.index_metadata.type}") + print(f" Frequency: {ts.index_metadata.frequency}") + print(f" Timezone: {ts.index_metadata.time_zone}") + print(f" Data type: {ts.index_metadata.dtype}") +else: + print("Index metadata not available or not set") + +# Show actual index information +print(f"\nActual pandas index information:") +print(f" Index type: {type(ts.series.index)}") +print(f" Length: {len(ts.series.index)}") +print(f" Range: {ts.series.index[0]} to {ts.series.index[-1]}") +if hasattr(ts.series.index, 'freq'): + print(f" Frequency: {ts.series.index.freq}") +``` + +**Output:** +``` +=== Index Metadata Exploration === +``` + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpvm6maota.py", line 154, in + ts_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] +NameError: name 'signal' is not defined ``` ### Data Provenance @@ -258,18 +437,38 @@ if ts.index_metadata: Explore data provenance information: ```python +print("=== Data Provenance Exploration ===") + # Signal-level provenance +print("Signal provenance details:") signal.provenance.show_details() -# Access provenance fields +# Access provenance fields programmatically prov = signal.provenance -print(f"Source: {prov.source_repository}") -print(f"Project: {prov.project}") -print(f"Location: {prov.location}") -print(f"Equipment: {prov.equipment}") -print(f"Parameter: {prov.parameter}") -print(f"Purpose: {prov.purpose}") -print(f"Metadata ID: {prov.metadata_id}") +print(f"\nProvenance information:") +print(f" Source repository: {prov.source_repository}") +print(f" Project: {prov.project}") +print(f" Location: {prov.location}") +print(f" Equipment: {prov.equipment}") +print(f" Parameter: {prov.parameter}") +print(f" Purpose: {prov.purpose}") +print(f" Metadata ID: {prov.metadata_id}") + +print(f"\nProvenance traceability:") +print("- Links data to original source system") +print("- Maintains equipment and location context") +print("- Supports regulatory compliance and auditing") +print("- Enables data lineage tracking across systems") +``` + +**Output:** + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpooaiec2d.py", line 163, in + ts_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] +NameError: name 'signal' is not defined ``` ### Processing Function Information @@ -277,20 +476,44 @@ print(f"Metadata ID: {prov.metadata_id}") Examine the functions used in processing: ```python +print("=== Processing Function Analysis ===") + # Get all unique functions used in a signal functions_used = set() for ts in signal.time_series.values(): for step in ts.processing_steps: functions_used.add((step.function_info.name, step.function_info.version)) -print("Processing functions used:") -for name, version in functions_used: - print(f" {name} v{version}") +print("Processing functions used in this signal:") +for name, version in sorted(functions_used): + print(f" - {name} v{version}") # Detailed function examination +print(f"\nDetailed function information:") +examined_functions = set() for ts in signal.time_series.values(): for step in ts.processing_steps: - step.function_info.show_details() + func_key = (step.function_info.name, step.function_info.version) + if func_key not in examined_functions: + examined_functions.add(func_key) + print(f"\nFunction: {step.function_info.name}") + step.function_info.show_details() + +print(f"\nFunction metadata enables:") +print("- Reproducibility of processing steps") +print("- Version tracking and change management") +print("- Author attribution and responsibility") +print("- Reference documentation linking") +``` + +**Output:** + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpwte320sf.py", line 163, in + ts_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] +NameError: name 'signal' is not defined ``` ## Programmatic Metadata Access @@ -306,24 +529,50 @@ def analyze_processing_complexity(signal): complexity_metrics = {} for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): + # Calculate processing metrics + unique_functions = set(step.function_info.name for step in ts.processing_steps) + unique_types = set(step.type for step in ts.processing_steps) + total_inputs = sum(len(step.input_series_names) for step in ts.processing_steps if step.input_series_names) + metrics = { 'processing_steps': len(ts.processing_steps), - 'unique_functions': len(set(step.function_info.name for step in ts.processing_steps)), - 'processing_types': len(set(step.type for step in ts.processing_steps)), - 'total_inputs': sum(len(step.input_series_names) for step in ts.processing_steps), - 'creation_date': ts.created_on, - 'data_length': len(ts.series) + 'unique_functions': len(unique_functions), + 'processing_types': len(unique_types), + 'total_inputs': total_inputs, + 'data_length': len(ts.series), + 'creation_date': ts.created_on.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S') if hasattr(ts, 'created_on') and ts.created_on else 'Unknown' } complexity_metrics[ts_name] = metrics return complexity_metrics # Use the analysis function +print("=== Processing Complexity Analysis ===") complexity = analyze_processing_complexity(signal) + for ts_name, metrics in complexity.items(): print(f"\n{ts_name}:") for metric, value in metrics.items(): print(f" {metric}: {value}") + +# Summary statistics +all_steps = [m['processing_steps'] for m in complexity.values()] +all_functions = [m['unique_functions'] for m in complexity.values()] + +print(f"\nSummary across all time series:") +print(f" Average processing steps: {sum(all_steps) / len(all_steps):.1f}") +print(f" Total unique functions: {sum(all_functions)}") +print(f" Most complex series: {max(complexity.keys(), key=lambda k: complexity[k]['processing_steps'])}") +``` + +**Output:** + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp0fwf64_l.py", line 163, in + ts_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] +NameError: name 'signal' is not defined ``` ### Metadata Export @@ -331,17 +580,53 @@ for ts_name, metrics in complexity.items(): Export metadata for external analysis: ```python +print("=== Metadata Export ===") + # Export signal metadata to dictionary +print("Exporting signal metadata...") metadata_dict = signal.metadata_dict() -# Save to file for external processing -import yaml -with open('signal_metadata.yaml', 'w') as f: - yaml.dump(metadata_dict, f, default_flow_style=False) - -# Or export time series metadata +print(f"Signal metadata structure:") +print(f" Top-level keys: {list(metadata_dict.keys())}") + +# Show metadata size and content overview +total_items = 0 +for key, value in metadata_dict.items(): + if isinstance(value, dict): + total_items += len(value) + print(f" {key}: {len(value)} items") + elif isinstance(value, list): + total_items += len(value) + print(f" {key}: {len(value)} items") + else: + total_items += 1 + print(f" {key}: {type(value).__name__}") + +print(f"Total metadata items: {total_items}") + +# Export specific time series metadata +ts_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] +ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] ts_metadata = ts.metadata_dict() -print("Time series metadata keys:", ts_metadata.keys()) + +print(f"\nTime series metadata keys: {list(ts_metadata.keys())}") + +print(f"\nMetadata export capabilities:") +print("- signal.metadata_dict() - Complete signal metadata") +print("- ts.metadata_dict() - Individual time series metadata") +print("- Export to JSON, YAML, or other formats") +print("- Programmatic analysis and reporting") +print("- Integration with external metadata systems") +``` + +**Output:** + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpnsb8wnif.py", line 163, in + ts_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] +NameError: name 'signal' is not defined ``` ## Best Practices @@ -349,53 +634,136 @@ print("Time series metadata keys:", ts_metadata.keys()) ### 1. Start with Overview, Drill Down ```python +print("=== Best Practice: Hierarchical Exploration ===") + # Begin with high-level view +print("Step 1: Dataset overview") dataset.show_summary() # Focus on specific signals -signal.show_details(depth=2) +print(f"\nStep 2: Signal details") +first_signal_name = list(dataset.signals.keys())[0] +first_signal = dataset.signals[first_signal_name] +first_signal.show_details(depth=2) # Examine specific processing steps -ts.processing_steps[-1].show_details() +print(f"\nStep 3: Processing step examination") +ts_name = list(first_signal.time_series.keys())[0] +ts = first_signal.time_series[ts_name] +if ts.processing_steps: + print(f"Examining processing step for {ts_name}:") + ts.processing_steps[-1].show_details() +else: + print(f"No processing steps to examine for {ts_name}") + +print(f"\nHierarchical approach benefits:") +print("- Prevents information overload") +print("- Focuses attention on relevant details") +print("- Enables efficient debugging and analysis") +``` + +**Output:** + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpf_yanwsj.py", line 163, in + ts_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] +NameError: name 'signal' is not defined ``` ### 2. Use Interactive Graphs for Complex Structures ```python -# For complex datasets, use interactive visualization -if len(dataset.signals) > 3: - dataset.show_graph(max_depth=3, width=1400, height=1000) +print("=== Best Practice: Interactive Visualization ===") + +signal_count = len(dataset.signals) +avg_ts_per_signal = sum(len(s.time_series) for s in dataset.signals.values()) / signal_count + +print(f"Dataset complexity assessment:") +print(f" Signals: {signal_count}") +print(f" Average time series per signal: {avg_ts_per_signal:.1f}") + +# Visualization recommendation +if signal_count > 3 or avg_ts_per_signal > 5: + print(f"\nRecommended: Interactive graph visualization") + print(" dataset.show_graph(max_depth=3, width=1400, height=1000)") + print(" Benefits:") + print(" - Handles complex structures better") + print(" - Interactive exploration capabilities") + print(" - Zooming and panning for large datasets") else: - dataset.show_details(depth=3) + print(f"\nRecommended: Detailed text/HTML display") + print(" dataset.show_details(depth=3)") + print(" Benefits:") + print(" - Complete information in readable format") + print(" - Better for smaller, simpler structures") +``` + +**Output:** + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpxpj92ciu.py", line 163, in + ts_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] +NameError: name 'signal' is not defined ``` ### 3. Combine Multiple Visualization Methods ```python -# Processing overview +print("=== Best Practice: Multi-Method Visualization ===") + +# 1. Processing overview +print("Step 1: Processing overview") signal.show_details(depth=2) -# Dependency relationships -fig = signal.plot_dependency_graph("Temperature#1_FINAL#1") -fig.show() +# 2. Dependency relationships (conceptual - actual plotting would use matplotlib) +print(f"\nStep 2: Dependency analysis") +processed_series = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if len(signal.time_series[k].processing_steps) > 1] +if processed_series: + final_series = processed_series[-1] + print(f"Dependency graph available for: {final_series}") + print("Use: signal.plot_dependency_graph('{final_series}')") +else: + print("No complex dependencies to visualize") -# Detailed step examination -for step in signal.time_series["Temperature#1_FINAL#1"].processing_steps: - if step.type == ProcessingType.GAP_FILLING: - step.show_details() +# 3. Detailed step examination +print(f"\nStep 3: Detailed examination") +from meteaudata.types import ProcessingType +step_found = False +for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): + for step in ts.processing_steps: + if step.type in [ProcessingType.RESAMPLING, ProcessingType.INTERPOLATION]: + print(f"Examining {step.type} step in {ts_name}:") + step.show_details() + step_found = True + break + if step_found: + break + +if not step_found: + print("No specific processing steps to examine in detail") + +print(f"\nCombined approach benefits:") +print("- Comprehensive understanding") +print("- Different perspectives on same data") +print("- Validates findings across methods") ``` -### 4. Document Visualization Context +**Output:** +``` +=== Best Practice: Multi-Method Visualization === +Step 1: Processing overview +``` -```python -# Add context when sharing visualizations -print(f"Signal: {signal.name}") -print(f"Project: {signal.provenance.project}") -print(f"Created: {signal.created_on}") -print(f"Last updated: {signal.last_updated}") -print(f"Time series count: {len(signal.time_series)}") -print("\nProcessing overview:") -signal.show_details(depth=2) +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpcnd2ltm3.py", line 155, in + signal.show_details(depth=2) +NameError: name 'signal' is not defined ``` ## Troubleshooting @@ -403,42 +771,98 @@ signal.show_details(depth=2) ### Display Issues in Different Environments ```python -# For environments without HTML support -signal.display(format="text", depth=3) +print("=== Troubleshooting: Environment-Specific Display ===") + +# Environment detection and recommendations +print("Display format recommendations by environment:") + +print("\n1. Command line / Terminal:") +print(" signal.display(format='text', depth=3)") +print(" - Plain text output") +print(" - Works in all terminal environments") + +print("\n2. Jupyter Notebooks:") +print(" signal.display(format='html', depth=3)") +print(" - Rich HTML formatting") +print(" - Interactive elements") +print(" - Better visual hierarchy") + +print("\n3. Web Browser:") +print(" signal.show_graph_in_browser()") +print(" - Opens in default browser") +print(" - Full interactive capabilities") +print(" - Best for complex visualizations") + +print("\n4. Programmatic Analysis:") +print(" metadata_dict = signal.metadata_dict()") +print(" - Raw data access") +print(" - Custom processing and visualization") +print(" - Integration with external tools") +``` -# For Jupyter notebooks -signal.display(format="html", depth=3) +**Output:** -# For detailed analysis in any environment -signal.show_graph_in_browser() # Opens in web browser +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpeia_9bgl.py", line 164, in + signal.show_details(depth=2) +NameError: name 'signal' is not defined ``` ### Large Object Visualization ```python -# For large datasets, limit depth -large_dataset.display(format="html", depth=1) +print("=== Troubleshooting: Large Object Handling ===") -# Or focus on specific aspects -for signal_name in large_dataset.signals: - print(f"\n--- {signal_name} ---") - large_dataset.signals[signal_name].show_summary() +# Assess dataset size +total_time_series = sum(len(s.time_series) for s in dataset.signals.values()) +total_processing_steps = sum( + sum(len(ts.processing_steps) for ts in s.time_series.values()) + for s in dataset.signals.values() +) + +print(f"Dataset size assessment:") +print(f" Signals: {len(dataset.signals)}") +print(f" Total time series: {total_time_series}") +print(f" Total processing steps: {total_processing_steps}") + +# Size-based recommendations +if total_time_series > 20: + print(f"\nLarge dataset detected - Recommendations:") + print("1. Use limited depth: dataset.display(format='text', depth=1)") + print("2. Focus on specific signals:") + print(" for signal_name in dataset.signals:") + print(" dataset.signals[signal_name].show_summary()") + print("3. Use programmatic analysis instead of full display") +else: + print(f"\nModerate dataset size - Standard visualization OK:") + print("- dataset.display(format='html', depth=3)") + print("- Interactive graphs should work well") + +print(f"\nMemory optimization tips:") +print("- Use text format for very large objects") +print("- Limit visualization depth") +print("- Focus on specific components of interest") +print("- Export to files for external analysis") ``` -### Memory Considerations +**Output:** +``` +=== Troubleshooting: Large Object Handling === +``` -```python -# For memory-intensive visualizations -# Use text format instead of HTML for very large objects -if len(signal.time_series) > 20: - signal.display(format="text", depth=2) -else: - signal.display(format="html", depth=3) +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp0taqef4z.py", line 154, in + total_time_series = sum(len(s.time_series) for s in dataset.signals.values()) +NameError: name 'dataset' is not defined ``` ## See Also - [Working with Signals](signals.md) - Understanding signal structure -- [Working with Datasets](datasets.md) - Managing multiple signals -- [Time Series Processing](time-series.md) - Processing operations that create metadata -- [Plotting and Visualization](visualization.md) - Data visualization capabilities \ No newline at end of file +- [Managing Datasets](datasets.md) - Working with multiple signals +- [Time Series Processing](time-series.md) - Operations that create metadata +- [Visualization](visualization.md) - Data plotting and charting capabilities \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/user-guide/metadata-visualization_template.md b/docs/user-guide/metadata-visualization_template.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ecb5638 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/user-guide/metadata-visualization_template.md @@ -0,0 +1,660 @@ +# Visualizing Metadata Structure + +This guide covers meteaudata's capabilities for visualizing and understanding the metadata structure, processing lineage, and relationships within your data. The library provides built-in visualization methods and a powerful display system for exploring data provenance and processing history. + +## Overview + +meteaudata provides several approaches for metadata visualization: + +1. **Display System** - Rich HTML and text representations of objects +2. **Dependency Graphs** - Visual processing dependencies between time series +3. **Processing History** - Complete audit trail of data transformations +4. **Interactive Exploration** - SVG-based hierarchical object visualization + +## Display System + +All meteaudata objects inherit from `DisplayableBase`, providing consistent visualization across the library. + +### Basic Display Methods + +```python exec="simple_signal" +# Display methods demonstration +print("=== Basic Display Methods ===") + +# Short string representation +print("1. String representation:") +print(f" {signal}") + +# Text summary (depth=1) +print("\n2. Summary view:") +signal.show_summary() + +# Detailed view +print("\n3. Detailed view:") +signal.show_details() +``` + +### Display Formats + +The display system supports multiple formats: + +```python exec="continue" +print("=== Display Format Options ===") + +# Text format - for console/terminal use +print("1. Text format (depth=2):") +signal.display(format="text", depth=2) + +print("\n2. HTML format available (depth=3)") +print(" Note: HTML format works best in Jupyter notebooks") + +print("\n3. Interactive graph format available") +print(" Use: signal.display(format='graph', max_depth=4)") +print(" Features: SVG-based hierarchical visualization") +``` + +### Interactive Graph Visualization + +The SVG graph format provides an interactive, hierarchical view: + +```python exec="continue" +print("=== Interactive Graph Visualization ===") + +# Show interactive graph capabilities +print("Interactive graph methods available:") +print("1. signal.show_graph(max_depth=4, width=1200, height=800)") +print(" - Shows interactive graph in notebook environment") + +print("\n2. signal.show_graph_in_browser()") +print(" - Opens interactive graph in web browser") +print(" - Best for detailed exploration of complex structures") + +# Demonstrate metadata structure +print(f"\nCurrent signal structure:") +print(f"- Signal name: {signal.name}") +print(f"- Time series count: {len(signal.time_series)}") +print(f"- Processing steps across all series: {sum(len(ts.processing_steps) for ts in signal.time_series.values())}") +``` + +## Processing Dependencies + +### Dependency Graph Visualization + +Visualize the processing relationships between time series within a signal: + +```python exec="continue" +from meteaudata import resample, linear_interpolation + +print("=== Processing Dependencies ===") + +# Apply multiple processing steps to create dependencies +original_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] +print(f"Starting with: {original_name}") + +# Apply resampling +if not any("RESAMPLED" in k for k in signal.time_series.keys()): + signal.process([original_name], resample, frequency="2H") + print("Applied resampling...") + +# Apply interpolation +resampled_keys = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "RESAMPLED" in k] +if resampled_keys and not any("INTERPOLATED" in k for k in signal.time_series.keys()): + signal.process([resampled_keys[-1]], linear_interpolation) + print("Applied interpolation...") + +print(f"\nDependency visualization methods:") +print("1. signal.plot_dependency_graph('time_series_name')") +print(" - Shows visual graph with nodes and edges") +print(" - Nodes: Time series as colored rectangles") +print(" - Edges: Processing functions connecting time series") +print(" - Layout: Temporal ordering from left to right") + +# Show current dependencies +print(f"\nCurrent time series in signal:") +for i, ts_name in enumerate(signal.time_series.keys(), 1): + ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] + print(f" {i}. {ts_name} ({len(ts.processing_steps)} steps)") +``` + +### Understanding Dependency Graphs + +```python exec="continue" +# Build dependency information programmatically +final_series = list(signal.time_series.keys())[-1] # Get most processed series +print(f"=== Dependency Analysis for {final_series} ===") + +# Show processing chain +ts = signal.time_series[final_series] +print(f"Processing chain ({len(ts.processing_steps)} steps):") + +for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps, 1): + print(f"Step {i}:") + print(f" Function: {step.function_info.name}") + print(f" Type: {step.type}") + print(f" Input series: {step.input_series_names}") + print(f" Output suffix: {step.suffix}") + + if i < len(ts.processing_steps): + print(" ↓") + +print(f"\nDependency graph methods:") +print("- signal.build_dependency_graph('series_name')") +print("- Returns list of dependency information dictionaries") +print("- Each entry contains: step, type, origin, destination") +``` + +## Processing History Exploration + +### Time Series Processing Steps + +Each `TimeSeries` object maintains complete processing history: + +```python exec="continue" +print("=== Processing History Exploration ===") + +# Get a processed time series +processed_series = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if len(signal.time_series[k].processing_steps) > 1] +if processed_series: + ts_name = processed_series[-1] + ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] + + print(f"Processing steps for {ts_name}:") + + for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps, 1): + print(f"\nStep {i}: {step.type}") + print(f" Function: {step.function_info.name} v{step.function_info.version}") + print(f" Description: {step.description}") + print(f" Run time: {step.run_datetime.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')}") + print(f" Input series: {step.input_series_names}") + print(f" Suffix: {step.suffix}") + + if step.parameters: + params = step.parameters.as_dict() + if params: + print(f" Parameters: {params}") +else: + print("No multi-step processed series found") +``` + +### Processing Step Details + +Access detailed information about each processing step: + +```python exec="continue" +print("=== Processing Step Details ===") + +# Get any processing step for detailed examination +any_series = list(signal.time_series.values())[0] +if any_series.processing_steps: + step = any_series.processing_steps[-1] # Get most recent step + + print("Processing step details:") + step.show_details() + + # Access function information + func_info = step.function_info + print(f"\nFunction Information:") + print(f" Name: {func_info.name}") + print(f" Version: {func_info.version}") + print(f" Author: {func_info.author}") + print(f" Reference: {func_info.reference}") + + # Check if source code was captured + if hasattr(func_info, 'source_code') and func_info.source_code: + if not func_info.source_code.startswith("Could not"): + print(f" Source code: {len(func_info.source_code.splitlines())} lines captured") + else: + print(f" Source code: Not available") + + # Parameters exploration + print(f"\nParameters:") + if step.parameters: + step.parameters.show_details() + + # Access parameter values programmatically + param_dict = step.parameters.as_dict() + if param_dict: + print("Parameter values:") + for key, value in param_dict.items(): + print(f" {key}: {value}") + else: + print("No parameters recorded") + else: + print("No parameters for this step") +else: + print("No processing steps found in time series") +``` + +## Dataset-Level Visualization + +### Dataset Structure + +Explore the overall dataset structure: + +```python exec="dataset" +print("=== Dataset Structure Visualization ===") + +# Display dataset structure +print("1. Dataset summary:") +dataset.show_summary() + +print("\n2. Dataset details (depth=2):") +dataset.show_details(depth=2) + +print(f"\n3. Dataset composition:") +print(f" Name: {dataset.name}") +print(f" Description: {dataset.description}") +print(f" Owner: {dataset.owner}") +print(f" Purpose: {dataset.purpose}") +print(f" Project: {dataset.project}") +print(f" Signals: {len(dataset.signals)}") + +for signal_name, signal_obj in dataset.signals.items(): + print(f" - {signal_name}: {len(signal_obj.time_series)} time series") + +print(f"\nInteractive visualization:") +print("- dataset.show_graph() for hierarchical view") +print("- Best for exploring complex multi-signal relationships") +``` + +### Signal Relationships + +Understanding relationships between signals in a dataset: + +```python exec="continue" +print("=== Signal Relationships ===") + +# Examine relationships between signals +print("Signal relationships in dataset:") + +for signal_name, signal_obj in dataset.signals.items(): + print(f"\n{signal_name} Signal:") + print(f" Units: {signal_obj.units}") + print(f" Parameter: {signal_obj.provenance.parameter}") + print(f" Equipment: {signal_obj.provenance.equipment}") + print(f" Location: {signal_obj.provenance.location}") + print(f" Time series: {len(signal_obj.time_series)}") + + # Show processing complexity + total_steps = sum(len(ts.processing_steps) for ts in signal_obj.time_series.values()) + print(f" Total processing steps: {total_steps}") + +# Demonstrate multivariate processing potential +print(f"\nMultivariate processing capabilities:") +print("- dataset.process() can operate across signals") +print("- Creates new signals with cross-signal dependencies") +print("- Example: average_signals, correlation_analysis, etc.") +``` + +## Advanced Metadata Exploration + +### Index Metadata + +Understanding time series index information: + +```python exec="simple_signal" +print("=== Index Metadata Exploration ===") + +# Access index metadata from any time series +ts_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] +ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] + +print(f"Index metadata for {ts_name}:") +if hasattr(ts, 'index_metadata') and ts.index_metadata: + print("Index metadata details:") + ts.index_metadata.show_details() + + print(f"\nIndex characteristics:") + print(f" Type: {ts.index_metadata.type}") + print(f" Frequency: {ts.index_metadata.frequency}") + print(f" Timezone: {ts.index_metadata.time_zone}") + print(f" Data type: {ts.index_metadata.dtype}") +else: + print("Index metadata not available or not set") + +# Show actual index information +print(f"\nActual pandas index information:") +print(f" Index type: {type(ts.series.index)}") +print(f" Length: {len(ts.series.index)}") +print(f" Range: {ts.series.index[0]} to {ts.series.index[-1]}") +if hasattr(ts.series.index, 'freq'): + print(f" Frequency: {ts.series.index.freq}") +``` + +### Data Provenance + +Explore data provenance information: + +```python exec="continue" +print("=== Data Provenance Exploration ===") + +# Signal-level provenance +print("Signal provenance details:") +signal.provenance.show_details() + +# Access provenance fields programmatically +prov = signal.provenance +print(f"\nProvenance information:") +print(f" Source repository: {prov.source_repository}") +print(f" Project: {prov.project}") +print(f" Location: {prov.location}") +print(f" Equipment: {prov.equipment}") +print(f" Parameter: {prov.parameter}") +print(f" Purpose: {prov.purpose}") +print(f" Metadata ID: {prov.metadata_id}") + +print(f"\nProvenance traceability:") +print("- Links data to original source system") +print("- Maintains equipment and location context") +print("- Supports regulatory compliance and auditing") +print("- Enables data lineage tracking across systems") +``` + +### Processing Function Information + +Examine the functions used in processing: + +```python exec="continue" +print("=== Processing Function Analysis ===") + +# Get all unique functions used in a signal +functions_used = set() +for ts in signal.time_series.values(): + for step in ts.processing_steps: + functions_used.add((step.function_info.name, step.function_info.version)) + +print("Processing functions used in this signal:") +for name, version in sorted(functions_used): + print(f" - {name} v{version}") + +# Detailed function examination +print(f"\nDetailed function information:") +examined_functions = set() +for ts in signal.time_series.values(): + for step in ts.processing_steps: + func_key = (step.function_info.name, step.function_info.version) + if func_key not in examined_functions: + examined_functions.add(func_key) + print(f"\nFunction: {step.function_info.name}") + step.function_info.show_details() + +print(f"\nFunction metadata enables:") +print("- Reproducibility of processing steps") +print("- Version tracking and change management") +print("- Author attribution and responsibility") +print("- Reference documentation linking") +``` + +## Programmatic Metadata Access + +### Building Custom Visualizations + +Access metadata programmatically for custom analysis: + +```python exec="continue" +def analyze_processing_complexity(signal): + """Analyze the complexity of processing applied to a signal.""" + + complexity_metrics = {} + + for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): + # Calculate processing metrics + unique_functions = set(step.function_info.name for step in ts.processing_steps) + unique_types = set(step.type for step in ts.processing_steps) + total_inputs = sum(len(step.input_series_names) for step in ts.processing_steps if step.input_series_names) + + metrics = { + 'processing_steps': len(ts.processing_steps), + 'unique_functions': len(unique_functions), + 'processing_types': len(unique_types), + 'total_inputs': total_inputs, + 'data_length': len(ts.series), + 'creation_date': ts.created_on.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S') if hasattr(ts, 'created_on') and ts.created_on else 'Unknown' + } + complexity_metrics[ts_name] = metrics + + return complexity_metrics + +# Use the analysis function +print("=== Processing Complexity Analysis ===") +complexity = analyze_processing_complexity(signal) + +for ts_name, metrics in complexity.items(): + print(f"\n{ts_name}:") + for metric, value in metrics.items(): + print(f" {metric}: {value}") + +# Summary statistics +all_steps = [m['processing_steps'] for m in complexity.values()] +all_functions = [m['unique_functions'] for m in complexity.values()] + +print(f"\nSummary across all time series:") +print(f" Average processing steps: {sum(all_steps) / len(all_steps):.1f}") +print(f" Total unique functions: {sum(all_functions)}") +print(f" Most complex series: {max(complexity.keys(), key=lambda k: complexity[k]['processing_steps'])}") +``` + +### Metadata Export + +Export metadata for external analysis: + +```python exec="continue" +print("=== Metadata Export ===") + +# Export signal metadata to dictionary +print("Exporting signal metadata...") +metadata_dict = signal.metadata_dict() + +print(f"Signal metadata structure:") +print(f" Top-level keys: {list(metadata_dict.keys())}") + +# Show metadata size and content overview +total_items = 0 +for key, value in metadata_dict.items(): + if isinstance(value, dict): + total_items += len(value) + print(f" {key}: {len(value)} items") + elif isinstance(value, list): + total_items += len(value) + print(f" {key}: {len(value)} items") + else: + total_items += 1 + print(f" {key}: {type(value).__name__}") + +print(f"Total metadata items: {total_items}") + +# Export specific time series metadata +ts_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] +ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] +ts_metadata = ts.metadata_dict() + +print(f"\nTime series metadata keys: {list(ts_metadata.keys())}") + +print(f"\nMetadata export capabilities:") +print("- signal.metadata_dict() - Complete signal metadata") +print("- ts.metadata_dict() - Individual time series metadata") +print("- Export to JSON, YAML, or other formats") +print("- Programmatic analysis and reporting") +print("- Integration with external metadata systems") +``` + +## Best Practices + +### 1. Start with Overview, Drill Down + +```python exec="continue" +print("=== Best Practice: Hierarchical Exploration ===") + +# Begin with high-level view +print("Step 1: Dataset overview") +dataset.show_summary() + +# Focus on specific signals +print(f"\nStep 2: Signal details") +first_signal_name = list(dataset.signals.keys())[0] +first_signal = dataset.signals[first_signal_name] +first_signal.show_details(depth=2) + +# Examine specific processing steps +print(f"\nStep 3: Processing step examination") +ts_name = list(first_signal.time_series.keys())[0] +ts = first_signal.time_series[ts_name] +if ts.processing_steps: + print(f"Examining processing step for {ts_name}:") + ts.processing_steps[-1].show_details() +else: + print(f"No processing steps to examine for {ts_name}") + +print(f"\nHierarchical approach benefits:") +print("- Prevents information overload") +print("- Focuses attention on relevant details") +print("- Enables efficient debugging and analysis") +``` + +### 2. Use Interactive Graphs for Complex Structures + +```python exec="continue" +print("=== Best Practice: Interactive Visualization ===") + +signal_count = len(dataset.signals) +avg_ts_per_signal = sum(len(s.time_series) for s in dataset.signals.values()) / signal_count + +print(f"Dataset complexity assessment:") +print(f" Signals: {signal_count}") +print(f" Average time series per signal: {avg_ts_per_signal:.1f}") + +# Visualization recommendation +if signal_count > 3 or avg_ts_per_signal > 5: + print(f"\nRecommended: Interactive graph visualization") + print(" dataset.show_graph(max_depth=3, width=1400, height=1000)") + print(" Benefits:") + print(" - Handles complex structures better") + print(" - Interactive exploration capabilities") + print(" - Zooming and panning for large datasets") +else: + print(f"\nRecommended: Detailed text/HTML display") + print(" dataset.show_details(depth=3)") + print(" Benefits:") + print(" - Complete information in readable format") + print(" - Better for smaller, simpler structures") +``` + +### 3. Combine Multiple Visualization Methods + +```python exec="simple_signal" +print("=== Best Practice: Multi-Method Visualization ===") + +# 1. Processing overview +print("Step 1: Processing overview") +signal.show_details(depth=2) + +# 2. Dependency relationships (conceptual - actual plotting would use matplotlib) +print(f"\nStep 2: Dependency analysis") +processed_series = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if len(signal.time_series[k].processing_steps) > 1] +if processed_series: + final_series = processed_series[-1] + print(f"Dependency graph available for: {final_series}") + print("Use: signal.plot_dependency_graph('{final_series}')") +else: + print("No complex dependencies to visualize") + +# 3. Detailed step examination +print(f"\nStep 3: Detailed examination") +from meteaudata.types import ProcessingType +step_found = False +for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): + for step in ts.processing_steps: + if step.type in [ProcessingType.RESAMPLING, ProcessingType.INTERPOLATION]: + print(f"Examining {step.type} step in {ts_name}:") + step.show_details() + step_found = True + break + if step_found: + break + +if not step_found: + print("No specific processing steps to examine in detail") + +print(f"\nCombined approach benefits:") +print("- Comprehensive understanding") +print("- Different perspectives on same data") +print("- Validates findings across methods") +``` + +## Troubleshooting + +### Display Issues in Different Environments + +```python exec="continue" +print("=== Troubleshooting: Environment-Specific Display ===") + +# Environment detection and recommendations +print("Display format recommendations by environment:") + +print("\n1. Command line / Terminal:") +print(" signal.display(format='text', depth=3)") +print(" - Plain text output") +print(" - Works in all terminal environments") + +print("\n2. Jupyter Notebooks:") +print(" signal.display(format='html', depth=3)") +print(" - Rich HTML formatting") +print(" - Interactive elements") +print(" - Better visual hierarchy") + +print("\n3. Web Browser:") +print(" signal.show_graph_in_browser()") +print(" - Opens in default browser") +print(" - Full interactive capabilities") +print(" - Best for complex visualizations") + +print("\n4. Programmatic Analysis:") +print(" metadata_dict = signal.metadata_dict()") +print(" - Raw data access") +print(" - Custom processing and visualization") +print(" - Integration with external tools") +``` + +### Large Object Visualization + +```python exec="dataset" +print("=== Troubleshooting: Large Object Handling ===") + +# Assess dataset size +total_time_series = sum(len(s.time_series) for s in dataset.signals.values()) +total_processing_steps = sum( + sum(len(ts.processing_steps) for ts in s.time_series.values()) + for s in dataset.signals.values() +) + +print(f"Dataset size assessment:") +print(f" Signals: {len(dataset.signals)}") +print(f" Total time series: {total_time_series}") +print(f" Total processing steps: {total_processing_steps}") + +# Size-based recommendations +if total_time_series > 20: + print(f"\nLarge dataset detected - Recommendations:") + print("1. Use limited depth: dataset.display(format='text', depth=1)") + print("2. Focus on specific signals:") + print(" for signal_name in dataset.signals:") + print(" dataset.signals[signal_name].show_summary()") + print("3. Use programmatic analysis instead of full display") +else: + print(f"\nModerate dataset size - Standard visualization OK:") + print("- dataset.display(format='html', depth=3)") + print("- Interactive graphs should work well") + +print(f"\nMemory optimization tips:") +print("- Use text format for very large objects") +print("- Limit visualization depth") +print("- Focus on specific components of interest") +print("- Export to files for external analysis") +``` + +## See Also + +- [Working with Signals](signals.md) - Understanding signal structure +- [Managing Datasets](datasets.md) - Working with multiple signals +- [Time Series Processing](time-series.md) - Operations that create metadata +- [Visualization](visualization.md) - Data plotting and charting capabilities \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/user-guide/processing-steps.md b/docs/user-guide/processing-steps.md index b04e167..a26e750 100644 --- a/docs/user-guide/processing-steps.md +++ b/docs/user-guide/processing-steps.md @@ -17,40 +17,36 @@ Every processing operation in meteaudata creates a `ProcessingStep` object that ### Basic Processing Step Inspection ```python -import numpy as np -import pandas as pd -from meteaudata import Signal, DataProvenance, resample, linear_interpolation - -# Create sample data -timestamps = pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=100, freq='1H') -data = pd.Series(20 + 5 * np.sin(np.arange(100) * 2 * np.pi / 24), - index=timestamps, name="RAW") - -provenance = DataProvenance( - source_repository="Process Control System", - project="Processing Steps Demo", - location="Reactor R-101", - equipment="Temperature sensor TC-001", - parameter="Temperature", - purpose="Demonstrate processing step metadata", - metadata_id="STEP_DEMO_001" -) - -signal = Signal(data, "Temperature", provenance, "°C") +from meteaudata import resample, linear_interpolation # Apply processing and examine the step -signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="2H") +original_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] +signal.process([original_name], resample, frequency="2H") # Get the processing step -resampled_series = signal.time_series["Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1"] -processing_step = resampled_series.processing_steps[0] +resampled_keys = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "RESAMPLED" in k] +resampled_series = signal.time_series[resampled_keys[-1]] +processing_step = resampled_series.processing_steps[-1] # Get the resampling step print("Processing Step Information:") print(f"Function: {processing_step.function_info.name}") print(f"Description: {processing_step.description}") -print(f"Applied at: {processing_step.run_datetime}") +print(f"Applied at: {processing_step.run_datetime.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')}") print(f"Input series: {processing_step.input_series_names}") print(f"Processing type: {processing_step.type}") +if processing_step.parameters: + params = processing_step.parameters.as_dict() + print(f"Parameters: {params}") +``` + +**Output:** + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpxx2nmth0.py", line 154, in + original_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] +NameError: name 'signal' is not defined ``` ## ProcessingStep Structure @@ -60,31 +56,47 @@ print(f"Processing type: {processing_step.type}") A `ProcessingStep` contains several key components: ```python -# Examine all components of a processing step -step = processing_step - -print("=== Function Information ===") -print(f"Name: {step.function_info.name}") -print(f"Version: {step.function_info.version}") -print(f"Author: {step.function_info.author}") -print(f"Reference: {step.function_info.reference}") - -print("\n=== Processing Details ===") -print(f"Type: {step.type}") -print(f"Description: {step.description}") -print(f"Suffix: {step.suffix}") -print(f"Requires calibration: {step.requires_calibration}") - -print("\n=== Execution Context ===") -print(f"Run datetime: {step.run_datetime}") -print(f"Input series: {step.input_series_names}") - -print("\n=== Parameters ===") -if step.parameters: - for key, value in step.parameters.items(): - print(f"{key}: {value}") +# Get any processing step from our signal +processed_series = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if len(signal.time_series[k].processing_steps) > 1] +if processed_series: + ts = signal.time_series[processed_series[0]] + step = ts.processing_steps[-1] # Get the most recent processing step + + print("=== Function Information ===") + print(f"Name: {step.function_info.name}") + print(f"Version: {step.function_info.version}") + print(f"Author: {step.function_info.author}") + print(f"Reference: {step.function_info.reference}") + + print("\n=== Processing Details ===") + print(f"Type: {step.type}") + print(f"Description: {step.description}") + print(f"Suffix: {step.suffix}") + print(f"Requires calibration: {step.requires_calibration}") + + print("\n=== Execution Context ===") + print(f"Run datetime: {step.run_datetime.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')}") + print(f"Input series: {step.input_series_names}") + + print("\n=== Parameters ===") + if step.parameters: + params = step.parameters.as_dict() + for key, value in params.items(): + print(f"{key}: {value}") + else: + print("No parameters recorded") else: - print("No parameters recorded") + print("No processed series found with multiple processing steps") +``` + +**Output:** + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpqf2pdkkr.py", line 152, in + processed_series = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if len(signal.time_series[k].processing_steps) > 1] +NameError: name 'signal' is not defined ``` ### Processing Types @@ -95,73 +107,85 @@ meteaudata categorizes processing operations into different types: from meteaudata.types import ProcessingType # Apply different types of processing -signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="2H") # RESAMPLING -signal.process(["Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1"], linear_interpolation) # INTERPOLATION +original_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] + +# Apply resampling if not already done +if not any("RESAMPLED" in k for k in signal.time_series.keys()): + signal.process([original_name], resample, frequency="2H") + +# Apply interpolation +resampled_keys = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "RESAMPLED" in k] +if resampled_keys: + signal.process([resampled_keys[-1]], linear_interpolation) # Examine processing types +print("Processing types used in signal:") +unique_types = set() for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): if ts.processing_steps: - step = ts.processing_steps[-1] # Most recent step - print(f"{ts_name}: {step.type.name}") + for step in ts.processing_steps: + unique_types.add((step.type, step.function_info.name)) + +for ptype, func_name in unique_types: + print(f"- {ptype}: {func_name}") -# Available processing types: -print("\nAvailable Processing Types:") +print(f"\nAvailable Processing Types in enum:") for ptype in ProcessingType: print(f"- {ptype.name}: {ptype.value}") ``` +**Output:** + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpqk871y06.py", line 154, in + original_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] +NameError: name 'signal' is not defined +``` + ### Function Information Each processing step records detailed function metadata: ```python -# Create a custom processing function to see complete metadata -import datetime -from meteaudata.types import FunctionInfo, ProcessingStep, ProcessingType +# Create examples of function information +from meteaudata.types import FunctionInfo -def custom_smoothing(input_series, window_size=3): - """Custom smoothing function with complete metadata""" - - # Define function info - func_info = FunctionInfo( - name="Custom Moving Average Smoothing", - version="1.0.0", - author="Data Analysis Team", - reference="https://example.com/smoothing-docs" - ) - - # Create processing step - processing_step = ProcessingStep( - type=ProcessingType.SMOOTHING, - parameters={"window_size": window_size}, - function_info=func_info, - description=f"Moving average smoothing with window size {window_size}", - run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), - requires_calibration=False, - input_series_names=["input_series"], - suffix="SMOOTH" - ) - - # Apply smoothing - smoothed = input_series.rolling(window=window_size, center=True).mean() - smoothed.name = f"SMOOTH_{processing_step.suffix}" - - return smoothed, processing_step - -# This would be integrated into the meteaudata processing system -# For demonstration, we'll examine the function info structure -func_info = FunctionInfo( - name="Example Function", +# Example of complete function metadata +func_info_example = FunctionInfo( + name="Enhanced Data Processing Function", version="2.1.0", - author="meteaudata Team", - reference="https://github.com/modelEAU/meteaudata" + author="meteaudata Development Team", + reference="https://github.com/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/processing" ) print("Function Information Structure:") -print(f"Name: {func_info.name}") -print(f"Version: {func_info.version}") -print(f"Author: {func_info.author}") -print(f"Reference: {func_info.reference}") +print(f"Name: {func_info_example.name}") +print(f"Version: {func_info_example.version}") +print(f"Author: {func_info_example.author}") +print(f"Reference: {func_info_example.reference}") + +print("\nFunction info provides complete traceability:") +print("- What function was used") +print("- Which version of the function") +print("- Who developed/maintained it") +print("- Where to find documentation") +``` + +**Output:** +``` +Function Information Structure: +Name: Enhanced Data Processing Function +Version: 2.1.0 +Author: meteaudata Development Team +Reference: https://github.com/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/processing + +Function info provides complete traceability: +- What function was used +- Which version of the function +- Who developed/maintained it +- Where to find documentation ``` ## Processing Step Analysis @@ -171,32 +195,55 @@ print(f"Reference: {func_info.reference}") Examine the complete processing chain: ```python -# Apply a processing pipeline -signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="2H") -signal.process(["Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1"], linear_interpolation) - +# Apply a processing pipeline to demonstrate history from meteaudata import subset -from datetime import datetime -signal.process(["Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"], subset, - start_position=datetime(2024, 1, 1, 6, 0), - end_position=datetime(2024, 1, 1, 18, 0)) -# Analyze the complete processing history -final_series = signal.time_series["Temperature#1_SLICE#1"] -print(f"Processing chain for {final_series.series.name}:") -print(f"Total steps: {len(final_series.processing_steps)}") +original_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] + +# Ensure we have a processing chain +if not any("RESAMPLED" in k for k in signal.time_series.keys()): + signal.process([original_name], resample, frequency="2H") + +resampled_keys = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "RESAMPLED" in k] +if resampled_keys and not any("INTERPOLATED" in k for k in signal.time_series.keys()): + signal.process([resampled_keys[-1]], linear_interpolation) + +interp_keys = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "INTERPOLATED" in k] +if interp_keys and not any("SUBSET" in k for k in signal.time_series.keys()): + signal.process([interp_keys[-1]], subset, start=5, end=25, by_index=True) -for i, step in enumerate(final_series.processing_steps, 1): - print(f"\nStep {i}: {step.function_info.name}") - print(f" Type: {step.type.name}") - print(f" Applied: {step.run_datetime.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')}") - print(f" Input: {', '.join(step.input_series_names)}") - print(f" Description: {step.description}") +# Analyze the complete processing history +subset_keys = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "SUBSET" in k] +if subset_keys: + final_series = signal.time_series[subset_keys[-1]] + print(f"Processing chain for {final_series.series.name}:") + print(f"Total steps: {len(final_series.processing_steps)}") - if step.parameters: - print(f" Parameters:") - for key, value in step.parameters.items(): - print(f" {key}: {value}") + for i, step in enumerate(final_series.processing_steps, 1): + print(f"\nStep {i}: {step.function_info.name}") + print(f" Type: {step.type}") + print(f" Applied: {step.run_datetime.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')}") + print(f" Input: {', '.join(step.input_series_names) if step.input_series_names else 'N/A'}") + print(f" Description: {step.description}") + + if step.parameters: + params = step.parameters.as_dict() + if params: + print(f" Parameters:") + for key, value in params.items(): + print(f" {key}: {value}") +else: + print("Processing chain demonstration - subset step not found") +``` + +**Output:** + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmprfbsfy1s.py", line 154, in + original_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] +NameError: name 'signal' is not defined ``` ### Processing Step Comparison @@ -207,6 +254,9 @@ Compare processing steps between different time series: def compare_processing_steps(signal, series1_name, series2_name): """Compare processing steps between two time series""" + if series1_name not in signal.time_series or series2_name not in signal.time_series: + return "One or both series not found" + ts1 = signal.time_series[series1_name] ts2 = signal.time_series[series2_name] @@ -224,19 +274,42 @@ def compare_processing_steps(signal, series1_name, series2_name): print(f"\nCommon processing steps: {len(common_steps)}") for func_name, ptype in common_steps: - print(f" - {func_name} ({ptype.name})") + print(f" - {func_name} ({ptype})") print(f"\nUnique to {series1_name}: {len(unique_to_1)}") for func_name, ptype in unique_to_1: - print(f" - {func_name} ({ptype.name})") + print(f" - {func_name} ({ptype})") print(f"\nUnique to {series2_name}: {len(unique_to_2)}") for func_name, ptype in unique_to_2: - print(f" - {func_name} ({ptype.name})") + print(f" - {func_name} ({ptype})") + +# Create another processed series for comparison +original_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] +if not any("INTERPOLATED" in k for k in signal.time_series.keys()): + signal.process([original_name], linear_interpolation) # Different path + +# Find two different series to compare +all_series = list(signal.time_series.keys()) +if len(all_series) >= 2: + series1 = all_series[0] # Raw or first processed + series2 = all_series[-1] # Most processed + if series1 != series2: + compare_processing_steps(signal, series1, series2) + else: + print("Need at least 2 different time series for comparison") +else: + print("Not enough time series for comparison") +``` + +**Output:** -# Example usage (after creating another processed series) -signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], linear_interpolation) # Different path -compare_processing_steps(signal, "Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1", "Temperature#1_SLICE#1") +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp3tzzkl97.py", line 185, in + original_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] +NameError: name 'signal' is not defined ``` ### Processing Performance Analysis @@ -252,7 +325,15 @@ def analyze_processing_performance(signal): for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps): # Calculate processing metrics - input_size = len(signal.time_series[step.input_series_names[0]].series) if step.input_series_names else 0 + input_size = 0 + if step.input_series_names: + input_series_name = step.input_series_names[0] + # For raw data creation step, use the series itself + if input_series_name in signal.time_series: + input_size = len(signal.time_series[input_series_name].series) + else: + input_size = len(ts.series) # Fallback + output_size = len(ts.series) data_reduction = (input_size - output_size) / input_size if input_size > 0 else 0 @@ -266,30 +347,48 @@ def analyze_processing_performance(signal): 'input_size': input_size, 'output_size': output_size, 'data_reduction': data_reduction, - 'has_parameters': bool(step.parameters) + 'has_parameters': bool(step.parameters and step.parameters.as_dict()) }) - # Convert to DataFrame for analysis - import pandas as pd - df = pd.DataFrame(performance_data) - + # Basic analysis without pandas dependency print("Processing Performance Summary:") - print(f"Total processing steps: {len(df)}") - print(f"Average data reduction: {df['data_reduction'].mean():.2%}") - print(f"Processing types used: {', '.join(df['type'].unique())}") + print(f"Total processing steps: {len(performance_data)}") - # Group by processing type - print("\nBy Processing Type:") - type_summary = df.groupby('type').agg({ - 'data_reduction': ['mean', 'std', 'count'], - 'output_size': 'mean' - }).round(3) - print(type_summary) + if performance_data: + avg_reduction = sum(d['data_reduction'] for d in performance_data) / len(performance_data) + print(f"Average data reduction: {avg_reduction:.2%}") + + types_used = list(set(d['type'] for d in performance_data)) + print(f"Processing types used: {', '.join(types_used)}") + + # Group by processing type + print("\nBy Processing Type:") + type_groups = {} + for d in performance_data: + ptype = d['type'] + if ptype not in type_groups: + type_groups[ptype] = [] + type_groups[ptype].append(d) + + for ptype, items in type_groups.items(): + avg_reduction = sum(item['data_reduction'] for item in items) / len(items) + avg_output_size = sum(item['output_size'] for item in items) / len(items) + print(f" {ptype}: {len(items)} steps, avg reduction: {avg_reduction:.2%}, avg output size: {avg_output_size:.0f}") - return df + return performance_data # Analyze performance -perf_df = analyze_processing_performance(signal) +perf_data = analyze_processing_performance(signal) +``` + +**Output:** + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpkdiuxjhd.py", line 212, in + perf_data = analyze_processing_performance(signal) +NameError: name 'signal' is not defined ``` ## Data Quality Tracking @@ -302,6 +401,10 @@ Track how processing affects data quality: def assess_quality_impact(signal, series_name): """Assess quality impact of each processing step""" + if series_name not in signal.time_series: + print(f"Series {series_name} not found") + return + ts = signal.time_series[series_name] print(f"Quality Impact Analysis for {series_name}:") @@ -314,7 +417,7 @@ def assess_quality_impact(signal, series_name): raw_series_name = name break - if raw_series_name: + if raw_series_name and raw_series_name in signal.time_series: raw_data = signal.time_series[raw_series_name].series print(f"Raw data quality:") print(f" Data points: {len(raw_data)}") @@ -322,22 +425,24 @@ def assess_quality_impact(signal, series_name): print(f" Completeness: {(1 - raw_data.isnull().sum() / len(raw_data)):.2%}") print(f" Value range: {raw_data.min():.2f} to {raw_data.max():.2f}") - # Analyze each processing step's impact + # Analyze final processed data current_data = ts.series - print(f"\nAfter all processing:") + print(f"\nAfter all processing ({series_name}):") print(f" Data points: {len(current_data)}") print(f" Missing values: {current_data.isnull().sum()}") print(f" Completeness: {(1 - current_data.isnull().sum() / len(current_data)):.2%}") - print(f" Value range: {current_data.min():.2f} to {current_data.max():.2f}") + if not current_data.empty: + print(f" Value range: {current_data.min():.2f} to {current_data.max():.2f}") # Step-by-step quality evolution print(f"\nProcessing Step Quality Impact:") for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps, 1): print(f"\nStep {i}: {step.function_info.name}") - print(f" Type: {step.type.name}") + print(f" Type: {step.type}") print(f" Applied: {step.run_datetime.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')}") # Quality indicators based on processing type + from meteaudata.types import ProcessingType if step.type == ProcessingType.RESAMPLING: print(f" Impact: Time resolution changed") elif step.type == ProcessingType.INTERPOLATION: @@ -346,12 +451,32 @@ def assess_quality_impact(signal, series_name): print(f" Impact: Data range restricted") elif step.type == ProcessingType.SMOOTHING: print(f" Impact: Noise reduced") + elif step.type == ProcessingType.ORIGINAL: + print(f" Impact: Original data creation") if step.parameters: - print(f" Key parameters: {step.parameters}") + params = step.parameters.as_dict() + if params: + print(f" Key parameters: {params}") + +# Analyze quality impact on a processed series +processed_series = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if len(signal.time_series[k].processing_steps) > 1] +if processed_series: + assess_quality_impact(signal, processed_series[-1]) +else: + # Fall back to any series + first_series = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] + assess_quality_impact(signal, first_series) +``` + +**Output:** -# Analyze quality impact -assess_quality_impact(signal, "Temperature#1_SLICE#1") +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp8h3tlgn5.py", line 213, in + processed_series = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if len(signal.time_series[k].processing_steps) > 1] +NameError: name 'signal' is not defined ``` ### Quality Flags and Annotations @@ -359,8 +484,11 @@ assess_quality_impact(signal, "Temperature#1_SLICE#1") Add quality annotations to processing steps: ```python -from meteaudata.types import ProcessingStep, ProcessingType, FunctionInfo +from meteaudata.types import ProcessingStep, ProcessingType, FunctionInfo, Parameters +from meteaudata import Signal, DataProvenance import datetime +import pandas as pd +import numpy as np def create_quality_annotated_step(input_series, quality_issues=None): """Create a processing step with quality annotations""" @@ -374,14 +502,14 @@ def create_quality_annotated_step(input_series, quality_issues=None): ) # Include quality assessment in parameters - parameters = { - "quality_assessment": { - "input_completeness": 1 - input_series.isnull().sum() / len(input_series), - "outlier_count": detect_outliers(input_series), - "data_quality_score": calculate_quality_score(input_series), + parameters = Parameters( + quality_assessment={ + "input_completeness": float(1 - input_series.isnull().sum() / len(input_series)), + "outlier_count": int(detect_outliers(input_series)), + "data_quality_score": float(calculate_quality_score(input_series)), "quality_issues": quality_issues or [] } - } + ) processing_step = ProcessingStep( type=ProcessingType.QUALITY_CONTROL, @@ -390,14 +518,14 @@ def create_quality_annotated_step(input_series, quality_issues=None): description="Processing with quality assessment and annotation", run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), requires_calibration=False, - input_series_names=["input_series"], + input_series_names=[str(input_series.name)], suffix="QC" ) return processing_step def detect_outliers(series): - """Simple outlier detection""" + """Simple outlier detection using IQR method""" Q1 = series.quantile(0.25) Q3 = series.quantile(0.75) IQR = Q3 - Q1 @@ -406,19 +534,48 @@ def detect_outliers(series): return ((series < lower_bound) | (series > upper_bound)).sum() def calculate_quality_score(series): - """Calculate simple quality score""" + """Calculate simple quality score based on completeness""" completeness = 1 - series.isnull().sum() / len(series) return completeness # Simplified scoring -# Example usage -raw_data = signal.time_series["Temperature#1_RAW#1"].series +# Create sample data for demonstration +np.random.seed(42) +sample_data = pd.Series( + np.random.randn(50) * 10 + 20, + index=pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=50, freq='1H'), + name="RAW" +) + +# Create quality-annotated processing step quality_step = create_quality_annotated_step( - raw_data, - quality_issues=["Minor outliers detected", "Slight data gaps"] + sample_data, + quality_issues=["Minor outliers detected", "Slight data gaps in source"] ) -print("Quality-Annotated Processing Step:") -print(f"Quality parameters: {quality_step.parameters['quality_assessment']}") +print("Quality-Annotated Processing Step Example:") +print(f"Function: {quality_step.function_info.name}") +print(f"Type: {quality_step.type}") +print(f"Description: {quality_step.description}") + +if quality_step.parameters: + qa_params = quality_step.parameters.as_dict().get('quality_assessment', {}) + print(f"\nQuality Assessment Parameters:") + for key, value in qa_params.items(): + print(f" {key}: {value}") +``` + +**Output:** + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp2ln_02dy.py", line 214, in + quality_step = create_quality_annotated_step( + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp2ln_02dy.py", line 179, in create_quality_annotated_step + type=ProcessingType.QUALITY_CONTROL, + File "/Users/jeandavidt/.local/share/uv/python/cpython-3.9.18-macos-aarch64-none/lib/python3.9/enum.py", line 429, in __getattr__ + raise AttributeError(name) from None +AttributeError: QUALITY_CONTROL ``` ## Advanced Processing Step Features @@ -445,17 +602,21 @@ def create_custom_processing_step( ) # Merge custom metadata with parameters - enhanced_parameters = parameters or {} + enhanced_parameters = Parameters() + if parameters: + for key, value in parameters.items(): + setattr(enhanced_parameters, key, value) + if custom_metadata: - enhanced_parameters['custom_metadata'] = custom_metadata + enhanced_parameters.custom_metadata = custom_metadata # Add system information - enhanced_parameters['system_info'] = { - 'python_version': '3.9.0', # In practice, get from sys.version - 'meteaudata_version': '1.0.0', # In practice, get from package + enhanced_parameters.system_info = { + 'python_version': '3.9+', + 'meteaudata_version': '1.0.0', 'processing_environment': 'production', - 'cpu_cores': 8, # In practice, get from os.cpu_count() - 'memory_gb': 32 # In practice, get from system info + 'cpu_cores': 8, + 'memory_gb': 32 } processing_step = ProcessingStep( @@ -478,7 +639,7 @@ custom_step = create_custom_processing_step( description="Calculate rolling mean, std, min, max over 24-hour windows", parameters={ "window_size": "24H", - "statistics": ["mean", "std", "min", "max"], + "statistics": ["mean", "std", "min", "max"], "center": True }, custom_metadata={ @@ -490,7 +651,22 @@ custom_step = create_custom_processing_step( print("Custom Processing Step:") print(f"Function: {custom_step.function_info.name}") -print(f"Parameters: {custom_step.parameters}") +print(f"Type: {custom_step.type}") +print(f"Description: {custom_step.description}") + +if custom_step.parameters: + params = custom_step.parameters.as_dict() + print(f"Parameters: {params}") +``` + +**Output:** + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpx_y2iee1.py", line 200, in + processing_type=ProcessingType.FEATURE_ENGINEERING, +NameError: name 'ProcessingType' is not defined ``` ### Processing Step Validation @@ -527,8 +703,13 @@ def validate_processing_step(step): validation_results['warnings'].append("Function author not specified") # Check parameter consistency + from meteaudata.types import ProcessingType if step.type == ProcessingType.RESAMPLING: - if not step.parameters or 'frequency' not in step.parameters: + has_freq_param = False + if step.parameters: + params = step.parameters.as_dict() + has_freq_param = 'frequency' in params + if not has_freq_param: validation_results['errors'].append("Resampling step missing frequency parameter") validation_results['valid'] = False @@ -539,34 +720,67 @@ def validate_processing_step(step): return validation_results # Validate processing steps +print("Processing Step Validation Results:") +validation_found = False + for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps): validation = validate_processing_step(step) if not validation['valid'] or validation['warnings']: + validation_found = True print(f"\nValidation results for {ts_name}, Step {i+1}:") + print(f"Function: {step.function_info.name}") if validation['errors']: - print(f"Errors: {validation['errors']}") + print(f" Errors: {validation['errors']}") if validation['warnings']: - print(f"Warnings: {validation['warnings']}") + print(f" Warnings: {validation['warnings']}") + +if not validation_found: + print("All processing steps passed validation ✓") ``` -### Processing Step Export and Import +**Output:** +``` +Processing Step Validation Results: +``` + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpgsdekatf.py", line 200, in + for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): +NameError: name 'signal' is not defined +``` + +### Processing Step Export Export processing steps for documentation or reuse: ```python import json +from datetime import datetime def export_processing_steps(signal, format='json', include_data_stats=True): """Export processing steps to various formats""" + def json_serializer(obj): + """Custom JSON serializer for datetime and other objects""" + if isinstance(obj, datetime): + return obj.isoformat() + elif hasattr(obj, 'as_dict'): + return obj.as_dict() + elif hasattr(obj, '__dict__'): + return obj.__dict__ + else: + return str(obj) + export_data = { 'signal_name': signal.name, 'signal_units': signal.units, - 'export_timestamp': datetime.datetime.now().isoformat(), + 'export_timestamp': datetime.now().isoformat(), 'time_series': {} } @@ -577,7 +791,7 @@ def export_processing_steps(signal, format='json', include_data_stats=True): 'processing_steps': [] } - if include_data_stats: + if include_data_stats and not ts.series.empty: ts_data['data_statistics'] = { 'mean': float(ts.series.mean()), 'std': float(ts.series.std()), @@ -597,7 +811,7 @@ def export_processing_steps(signal, format='json', include_data_stats=True): 'type': step.type.name, 'description': step.description, 'run_datetime': step.run_datetime.isoformat(), - 'parameters': step.parameters, + 'parameters': step.parameters.as_dict() if step.parameters else None, 'input_series_names': step.input_series_names, 'suffix': step.suffix, 'requires_calibration': step.requires_calibration @@ -611,19 +825,35 @@ def export_processing_steps(signal, format='json', include_data_stats=True): # Export processing steps exported_steps = export_processing_steps(signal) -# Save to file -with open('processing_steps_export.json', 'w') as f: - json.dump(exported_steps, f, indent=2, default=str) - -print("Processing steps exported to processing_steps_export.json") - -# Display summary -print(f"\nExport Summary:") +print("Processing Steps Export Summary:") print(f"Signal: {exported_steps['signal_name']}") +print(f"Units: {exported_steps['signal_units']}") +print(f"Export timestamp: {exported_steps['export_timestamp']}") print(f"Time series exported: {len(exported_steps['time_series'])}") total_steps = sum(len(ts['processing_steps']) for ts in exported_steps['time_series'].values()) print(f"Total processing steps: {total_steps}") + +# Show example of exported step data +if exported_steps['time_series']: + first_ts_name = list(exported_steps['time_series'].keys())[0] + first_ts = exported_steps['time_series'][first_ts_name] + if first_ts['processing_steps']: + print(f"\nExample processing step export structure:") + first_step = first_ts['processing_steps'][0] + print(f" Function: {first_step['function_info']['name']}") + print(f" Type: {first_step['type']}") + print(f" Parameters: {first_step['parameters']}") +``` + +**Output:** + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpcl0g86nd.py", line 214, in + exported_steps = export_processing_steps(signal) +NameError: name 'signal' is not defined ``` ## Processing Step Best Practices @@ -633,20 +863,59 @@ print(f"Total processing steps: {total_steps}") Always include clear descriptions: ```python +from meteaudata.types import ProcessingStep, ProcessingType, FunctionInfo + # Good: Clear, specific description -ProcessingStep( +good_step = ProcessingStep( type=ProcessingType.RESAMPLING, description="Resample to hourly intervals to align with operational reporting schedule", - # ... other parameters + function_info=FunctionInfo( + name="operational_resampling", + version="1.0", + author="Operations Team", + reference="SOP-001 Operational Reporting" + ), + run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), + requires_calibration=False, + input_series_names=["input"], + suffix="HOURLY" ) # Better: Include business context -ProcessingStep( +better_step = ProcessingStep( type=ProcessingType.RESAMPLING, description="Resample temperature data to hourly intervals for compliance with " "regulatory reporting requirements (EPA Section 123.45)", - # ... other parameters + function_info=FunctionInfo( + name="regulatory_resampling", + version="1.2", + author="Compliance Team", + reference="EPA-REG-2024-001 Reporting Standards" + ), + run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), + requires_calibration=False, + input_series_names=["input"], + suffix="REG" ) + +print("Processing Step Description Best Practices:") +print("\nGood example:") +print(f" Description: {good_step.description}") +print(f" Clear and specific about intent") + +print("\nBetter example:") +print(f" Description: {better_step.description}") +print(f" Includes business context and regulatory reference") +``` + +**Output:** + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp9e5pjv9c.py", line 163, in + run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), +NameError: name 'datetime' is not defined ``` ### 2. Track Parameter Decisions @@ -654,43 +923,55 @@ ProcessingStep( Record why specific parameters were chosen: ```python -processing_step = ProcessingStep( - type=ProcessingType.INTERPOLATION, - parameters={ - "method": "linear", - "parameter_rationale": { - "method": "Linear interpolation chosen due to smooth temperature changes", - "max_gap": "4H - Maximum acceptable gap based on process dynamics" - } +# Example of parameter rationale documentation +parameters_with_rationale = Parameters( + method="linear", + max_gap_hours=4, + parameter_rationale={ + "method": "Linear interpolation chosen due to smooth temperature changes and short gaps", + "max_gap_hours": "4H maximum based on process dynamics - longer gaps require manual review" }, - description="Fill temperature measurement gaps using linear interpolation", - # ... other parameters + validation_criteria={ + "max_interpolated_points": 10, + "quality_threshold": 0.95 + } ) -``` -### 3. Version Control Processing Functions +rationale_step = ProcessingStep( + type=ProcessingType.INTERPOLATION, + parameters=parameters_with_rationale, + function_info=FunctionInfo( + name="documented_interpolation", + version="2.0", + author="Process Engineering", + reference="INT-PROC-2024-v2.0" + ), + description="Fill temperature measurement gaps with documented rationale for parameters", + run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), + requires_calibration=False, + input_series_names=["input"], + suffix="INT" +) -Track function versions for reproducibility: +print("Parameter Documentation Best Practice:") +print(f"Function: {rationale_step.function_info.name}") +if rationale_step.parameters: + params = rationale_step.parameters.as_dict() + print(f"Parameter rationale: {params.get('parameter_rationale', {})}") + print(f"Validation criteria: {params.get('validation_criteria', {})}") +``` -```python -func_info = FunctionInfo( - name="Enhanced Linear Interpolation", - version="2.1.3", - author="Data Processing Team", - reference="https://github.com/modelEAU/meteaudata/blob/v2.1.3/src/interpolation.py" -) +**Output:** -# Include version-specific notes -processing_step = ProcessingStep( - function_info=func_info, - parameters={ - "version_notes": "Uses improved boundary handling introduced in v2.1.0" - }, - # ... other parameters -) +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpenpch66g.py", line 152, in + parameters_with_rationale = Parameters( +NameError: name 'Parameters' is not defined ``` -### 4. Quality Assurance Integration +### 3. Quality Assurance Integration Integrate quality checks into processing: @@ -701,23 +982,37 @@ def quality_aware_processing_step(input_data, processing_func, **kwargs): # Pre-processing quality check pre_quality = assess_data_quality(input_data) - # Apply processing - result = processing_func(input_data, **kwargs) + # Apply processing (simulated) + result = input_data.copy() # In real implementation, apply processing_func # Post-processing quality check post_quality = assess_data_quality(result) # Create step with quality information processing_step = ProcessingStep( - # ... standard fields ... - parameters={ - **kwargs, - 'quality_assessment': { + type=ProcessingType.QUALITY_CONTROL, + parameters=Parameters( + processing_params=kwargs, + quality_assessment={ 'pre_processing': pre_quality, 'post_processing': post_quality, - 'quality_change': post_quality - pre_quality + 'quality_change': { + 'completeness_change': post_quality['completeness'] - pre_quality['completeness'], + 'variability_change': post_quality['variability'] - pre_quality['variability'] + } } - } + ), + function_info=FunctionInfo( + name="quality_aware_processor", + version="1.0", + author="QA Team", + reference="QA-PROC-001" + ), + description="Processing with integrated quality assessment", + run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), + requires_calibration=False, + input_series_names=["input"], + suffix="QA" ) return result, processing_step @@ -725,49 +1020,100 @@ def quality_aware_processing_step(input_data, processing_func, **kwargs): def assess_data_quality(data): """Simple data quality assessment""" return { - 'completeness': 1 - data.isnull().sum() / len(data), - 'outlier_rate': detect_outliers(data) / len(data), - 'variability': data.std() / data.mean() if data.mean() != 0 else 0 + 'completeness': float(1 - data.isnull().sum() / len(data)), + 'outlier_rate': float(detect_outliers(data) / len(data)), + 'variability': float(data.std() / data.mean() if data.mean() != 0 else 0) } + +# Demonstrate quality-aware processing +sample_data = pd.Series(np.random.randn(100), name="sample") +result, qa_step = quality_aware_processing_step(sample_data, None) + +print("Quality-Aware Processing Step:") +print(f"Function: {qa_step.function_info.name}") +if qa_step.parameters: + qa_info = qa_step.parameters.as_dict().get('quality_assessment', {}) + print(f"Pre-processing quality: {qa_info.get('pre_processing', {})}") + print(f"Post-processing quality: {qa_info.get('post_processing', {})}") +``` + +**Output:** + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpm4cyo5oy.py", line 201, in + sample_data = pd.Series(np.random.randn(100), name="sample") +NameError: name 'pd' is not defined ``` ## Troubleshooting Processing Steps ### Common Issues -**Missing processing history:** +Check for typical processing step problems: + ```python +print("Processing Step Troubleshooting:") + # Check if processing steps are preserved +print("\n1. Checking processing history preservation:") for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): if not ts.processing_steps: - print(f"Warning: {ts_name} has no processing history") + print(f" ⚠️ {ts_name} has no processing history") else: - print(f"{ts_name}: {len(ts.processing_steps)} steps recorded") -``` + print(f" ✓ {ts_name}: {len(ts.processing_steps)} steps recorded") -**Inconsistent parameter recording:** -```python -# Validate parameter completeness +# Check parameter completeness +print("\n2. Checking parameter completeness:") +from meteaudata.types import ProcessingType +param_issues = 0 for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps): - if step.type == ProcessingType.RESAMPLING and not step.parameters: - print(f"Warning: Resampling step {i+1} in {ts_name} has no parameters") -``` + if step.type == ProcessingType.RESAMPLING: + has_params = step.parameters and step.parameters.as_dict() + if not has_params or 'frequency' not in step.parameters.as_dict(): + print(f" ⚠️ Resampling step {i+1} in {ts_name} missing frequency parameter") + param_issues += 1 -**DateTime inconsistencies:** -```python -# Check processing step timing +if param_issues == 0: + print(" ✓ All resampling steps have required parameters") + +# Check datetime consistency +print("\n3. Checking processing step timing:") +timing_issues = 0 for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): step_times = [step.run_datetime for step in ts.processing_steps] if len(step_times) > 1: for i in range(1, len(step_times)): if step_times[i] < step_times[i-1]: - print(f"Warning: Processing step {i+1} in {ts_name} has earlier timestamp than previous step") + print(f" ⚠️ Step {i+1} in {ts_name} has earlier timestamp than previous step") + timing_issues += 1 + +if timing_issues == 0: + print(" ✓ Processing step timestamps are consistent") + +print(f"\nTroubleshooting complete. Issues found: {param_issues + timing_issues}") +``` + +**Output:** +``` +Processing Step Troubleshooting: + +1. Checking processing history preservation: +``` + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp8o1fh8bv.py", line 155, in + for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): +NameError: name 'signal' is not defined ``` ## Next Steps - Learn about [Time Series Processing](time-series.md) to understand how processing steps are created -- Explore [Metadata Visualization](metadata-visualization.md) to visualize processing step relationships +- Explore [Metadata Visualization](metadata-visualization.md) to visualize processing step relationships - Check [Saving and Loading](saving-loading.md) to understand how processing steps are preserved -- See [Advanced Examples](../examples/custom-processing.md) for complex processing step scenarios +- See [Custom Processing](../examples/custom-processing.md) for complex processing step scenarios \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/user-guide/processing-steps_template.md b/docs/user-guide/processing-steps_template.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a4bf560 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/user-guide/processing-steps_template.md @@ -0,0 +1,942 @@ +# Processing Steps + +This guide explains meteaudata's processing step system, which provides complete traceability and reproducibility for all data transformations. Processing steps capture not just what was done to your data, but when, how, and why it was done. + +## Overview + +Every processing operation in meteaudata creates a `ProcessingStep` object that records: + +1. **Function Information** - What function was applied +2. **Parameters** - Input parameters and their values +3. **Execution Context** - When and how the processing occurred +4. **Data Lineage** - Input and output relationships +5. **Quality Metrics** - Impact on data quality and completeness + +## Quick Start + +### Basic Processing Step Inspection + +```python exec="simple_signal" +from meteaudata import resample, linear_interpolation + +# Apply processing and examine the step +original_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] +signal.process([original_name], resample, frequency="2H") + +# Get the processing step +resampled_keys = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "RESAMPLED" in k] +resampled_series = signal.time_series[resampled_keys[-1]] +processing_step = resampled_series.processing_steps[-1] # Get the resampling step + +print("Processing Step Information:") +print(f"Function: {processing_step.function_info.name}") +print(f"Description: {processing_step.description}") +print(f"Applied at: {processing_step.run_datetime.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')}") +print(f"Input series: {processing_step.input_series_names}") +print(f"Processing type: {processing_step.type}") +if processing_step.parameters: + params = processing_step.parameters.as_dict() + print(f"Parameters: {params}") +``` + +## ProcessingStep Structure + +### Core Components + +A `ProcessingStep` contains several key components: + +```python exec="simple_signal" +# Get any processing step from our signal +processed_series = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if len(signal.time_series[k].processing_steps) > 1] +if processed_series: + ts = signal.time_series[processed_series[0]] + step = ts.processing_steps[-1] # Get the most recent processing step + + print("=== Function Information ===") + print(f"Name: {step.function_info.name}") + print(f"Version: {step.function_info.version}") + print(f"Author: {step.function_info.author}") + print(f"Reference: {step.function_info.reference}") + + print("\n=== Processing Details ===") + print(f"Type: {step.type}") + print(f"Description: {step.description}") + print(f"Suffix: {step.suffix}") + print(f"Requires calibration: {step.requires_calibration}") + + print("\n=== Execution Context ===") + print(f"Run datetime: {step.run_datetime.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')}") + print(f"Input series: {step.input_series_names}") + + print("\n=== Parameters ===") + if step.parameters: + params = step.parameters.as_dict() + for key, value in params.items(): + print(f"{key}: {value}") + else: + print("No parameters recorded") +else: + print("No processed series found with multiple processing steps") +``` + +### Processing Types + +meteaudata categorizes processing operations into different types: + +```python exec="simple_signal" +from meteaudata.types import ProcessingType + +# Apply different types of processing +original_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] + +# Apply resampling if not already done +if not any("RESAMPLED" in k for k in signal.time_series.keys()): + signal.process([original_name], resample, frequency="2H") + +# Apply interpolation +resampled_keys = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "RESAMPLED" in k] +if resampled_keys: + signal.process([resampled_keys[-1]], linear_interpolation) + +# Examine processing types +print("Processing types used in signal:") +unique_types = set() +for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): + if ts.processing_steps: + for step in ts.processing_steps: + unique_types.add((step.type, step.function_info.name)) + +for ptype, func_name in unique_types: + print(f"- {ptype}: {func_name}") + +print(f"\nAvailable Processing Types in enum:") +for ptype in ProcessingType: + print(f"- {ptype.name}: {ptype.value}") +``` + +### Function Information + +Each processing step records detailed function metadata: + +```python exec="base" +# Create examples of function information +from meteaudata.types import FunctionInfo + +# Example of complete function metadata +func_info_example = FunctionInfo( + name="Enhanced Data Processing Function", + version="2.1.0", + author="meteaudata Development Team", + reference="https://github.com/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/processing" +) + +print("Function Information Structure:") +print(f"Name: {func_info_example.name}") +print(f"Version: {func_info_example.version}") +print(f"Author: {func_info_example.author}") +print(f"Reference: {func_info_example.reference}") + +print("\nFunction info provides complete traceability:") +print("- What function was used") +print("- Which version of the function") +print("- Who developed/maintained it") +print("- Where to find documentation") +``` + +## Processing Step Analysis + +### Step-by-Step Processing History + +Examine the complete processing chain: + +```python exec="simple_signal" +# Apply a processing pipeline to demonstrate history +from meteaudata import subset + +original_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] + +# Ensure we have a processing chain +if not any("RESAMPLED" in k for k in signal.time_series.keys()): + signal.process([original_name], resample, frequency="2H") + +resampled_keys = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "RESAMPLED" in k] +if resampled_keys and not any("INTERPOLATED" in k for k in signal.time_series.keys()): + signal.process([resampled_keys[-1]], linear_interpolation) + +interp_keys = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "INTERPOLATED" in k] +if interp_keys and not any("SUBSET" in k for k in signal.time_series.keys()): + signal.process([interp_keys[-1]], subset, start=5, end=25, by_index=True) + +# Analyze the complete processing history +subset_keys = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "SUBSET" in k] +if subset_keys: + final_series = signal.time_series[subset_keys[-1]] + print(f"Processing chain for {final_series.series.name}:") + print(f"Total steps: {len(final_series.processing_steps)}") + + for i, step in enumerate(final_series.processing_steps, 1): + print(f"\nStep {i}: {step.function_info.name}") + print(f" Type: {step.type}") + print(f" Applied: {step.run_datetime.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')}") + print(f" Input: {', '.join(step.input_series_names) if step.input_series_names else 'N/A'}") + print(f" Description: {step.description}") + + if step.parameters: + params = step.parameters.as_dict() + if params: + print(f" Parameters:") + for key, value in params.items(): + print(f" {key}: {value}") +else: + print("Processing chain demonstration - subset step not found") +``` + +### Processing Step Comparison + +Compare processing steps between different time series: + +```python exec="simple_signal" +def compare_processing_steps(signal, series1_name, series2_name): + """Compare processing steps between two time series""" + + if series1_name not in signal.time_series or series2_name not in signal.time_series: + return "One or both series not found" + + ts1 = signal.time_series[series1_name] + ts2 = signal.time_series[series2_name] + + print(f"Comparing processing steps:") + print(f"Series 1: {series1_name} ({len(ts1.processing_steps)} steps)") + print(f"Series 2: {series2_name} ({len(ts2.processing_steps)} steps)") + + # Find common processing steps + steps1_info = [(s.function_info.name, s.type) for s in ts1.processing_steps] + steps2_info = [(s.function_info.name, s.type) for s in ts2.processing_steps] + + common_steps = set(steps1_info) & set(steps2_info) + unique_to_1 = set(steps1_info) - set(steps2_info) + unique_to_2 = set(steps2_info) - set(steps1_info) + + print(f"\nCommon processing steps: {len(common_steps)}") + for func_name, ptype in common_steps: + print(f" - {func_name} ({ptype})") + + print(f"\nUnique to {series1_name}: {len(unique_to_1)}") + for func_name, ptype in unique_to_1: + print(f" - {func_name} ({ptype})") + + print(f"\nUnique to {series2_name}: {len(unique_to_2)}") + for func_name, ptype in unique_to_2: + print(f" - {func_name} ({ptype})") + +# Create another processed series for comparison +original_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] +if not any("INTERPOLATED" in k for k in signal.time_series.keys()): + signal.process([original_name], linear_interpolation) # Different path + +# Find two different series to compare +all_series = list(signal.time_series.keys()) +if len(all_series) >= 2: + series1 = all_series[0] # Raw or first processed + series2 = all_series[-1] # Most processed + if series1 != series2: + compare_processing_steps(signal, series1, series2) + else: + print("Need at least 2 different time series for comparison") +else: + print("Not enough time series for comparison") +``` + +### Processing Performance Analysis + +Analyze processing performance and efficiency: + +```python exec="simple_signal" +def analyze_processing_performance(signal): + """Analyze processing performance across all time series""" + + performance_data = [] + + for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): + for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps): + # Calculate processing metrics + input_size = 0 + if step.input_series_names: + input_series_name = step.input_series_names[0] + # For raw data creation step, use the series itself + if input_series_name in signal.time_series: + input_size = len(signal.time_series[input_series_name].series) + else: + input_size = len(ts.series) # Fallback + + output_size = len(ts.series) + + data_reduction = (input_size - output_size) / input_size if input_size > 0 else 0 + + performance_data.append({ + 'time_series': ts_name, + 'step_number': i + 1, + 'function': step.function_info.name, + 'type': step.type.name, + 'datetime': step.run_datetime, + 'input_size': input_size, + 'output_size': output_size, + 'data_reduction': data_reduction, + 'has_parameters': bool(step.parameters and step.parameters.as_dict()) + }) + + # Basic analysis without pandas dependency + print("Processing Performance Summary:") + print(f"Total processing steps: {len(performance_data)}") + + if performance_data: + avg_reduction = sum(d['data_reduction'] for d in performance_data) / len(performance_data) + print(f"Average data reduction: {avg_reduction:.2%}") + + types_used = list(set(d['type'] for d in performance_data)) + print(f"Processing types used: {', '.join(types_used)}") + + # Group by processing type + print("\nBy Processing Type:") + type_groups = {} + for d in performance_data: + ptype = d['type'] + if ptype not in type_groups: + type_groups[ptype] = [] + type_groups[ptype].append(d) + + for ptype, items in type_groups.items(): + avg_reduction = sum(item['data_reduction'] for item in items) / len(items) + avg_output_size = sum(item['output_size'] for item in items) / len(items) + print(f" {ptype}: {len(items)} steps, avg reduction: {avg_reduction:.2%}, avg output size: {avg_output_size:.0f}") + + return performance_data + +# Analyze performance +perf_data = analyze_processing_performance(signal) +``` + +## Data Quality Tracking + +### Quality Impact Assessment + +Track how processing affects data quality: + +```python exec="simple_signal" +def assess_quality_impact(signal, series_name): + """Assess quality impact of each processing step""" + + if series_name not in signal.time_series: + print(f"Series {series_name} not found") + return + + ts = signal.time_series[series_name] + + print(f"Quality Impact Analysis for {series_name}:") + print("=" * 50) + + # Start with the raw data (if available) + raw_series_name = None + for name in signal.time_series.keys(): + if "_RAW#" in name: + raw_series_name = name + break + + if raw_series_name and raw_series_name in signal.time_series: + raw_data = signal.time_series[raw_series_name].series + print(f"Raw data quality:") + print(f" Data points: {len(raw_data)}") + print(f" Missing values: {raw_data.isnull().sum()}") + print(f" Completeness: {(1 - raw_data.isnull().sum() / len(raw_data)):.2%}") + print(f" Value range: {raw_data.min():.2f} to {raw_data.max():.2f}") + + # Analyze final processed data + current_data = ts.series + print(f"\nAfter all processing ({series_name}):") + print(f" Data points: {len(current_data)}") + print(f" Missing values: {current_data.isnull().sum()}") + print(f" Completeness: {(1 - current_data.isnull().sum() / len(current_data)):.2%}") + if not current_data.empty: + print(f" Value range: {current_data.min():.2f} to {current_data.max():.2f}") + + # Step-by-step quality evolution + print(f"\nProcessing Step Quality Impact:") + for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps, 1): + print(f"\nStep {i}: {step.function_info.name}") + print(f" Type: {step.type}") + print(f" Applied: {step.run_datetime.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')}") + + # Quality indicators based on processing type + from meteaudata.types import ProcessingType + if step.type == ProcessingType.RESAMPLING: + print(f" Impact: Time resolution changed") + elif step.type == ProcessingType.INTERPOLATION: + print(f" Impact: Missing values filled") + elif step.type == ProcessingType.SUBSETTING: + print(f" Impact: Data range restricted") + elif step.type == ProcessingType.SMOOTHING: + print(f" Impact: Noise reduced") + elif step.type == ProcessingType.ORIGINAL: + print(f" Impact: Original data creation") + + if step.parameters: + params = step.parameters.as_dict() + if params: + print(f" Key parameters: {params}") + +# Analyze quality impact on a processed series +processed_series = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if len(signal.time_series[k].processing_steps) > 1] +if processed_series: + assess_quality_impact(signal, processed_series[-1]) +else: + # Fall back to any series + first_series = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] + assess_quality_impact(signal, first_series) +``` + +### Quality Flags and Annotations + +Add quality annotations to processing steps: + +```python exec="base" +from meteaudata.types import ProcessingStep, ProcessingType, FunctionInfo, Parameters +from meteaudata import Signal, DataProvenance +import datetime +import pandas as pd +import numpy as np + +def create_quality_annotated_step(input_series, quality_issues=None): + """Create a processing step with quality annotations""" + + # Enhanced function info with quality notes + func_info = FunctionInfo( + name="Quality-Annotated Processing", + version="1.0", + author="Data Quality Team", + reference="https://example.com/quality-processing" + ) + + # Include quality assessment in parameters + parameters = Parameters( + quality_assessment={ + "input_completeness": float(1 - input_series.isnull().sum() / len(input_series)), + "outlier_count": int(detect_outliers(input_series)), + "data_quality_score": float(calculate_quality_score(input_series)), + "quality_issues": quality_issues or [] + } + ) + + processing_step = ProcessingStep( + type=ProcessingType.QUALITY_CONTROL, + parameters=parameters, + function_info=func_info, + description="Processing with quality assessment and annotation", + run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), + requires_calibration=False, + input_series_names=[str(input_series.name)], + suffix="QC" + ) + + return processing_step + +def detect_outliers(series): + """Simple outlier detection using IQR method""" + Q1 = series.quantile(0.25) + Q3 = series.quantile(0.75) + IQR = Q3 - Q1 + lower_bound = Q1 - 1.5 * IQR + upper_bound = Q3 + 1.5 * IQR + return ((series < lower_bound) | (series > upper_bound)).sum() + +def calculate_quality_score(series): + """Calculate simple quality score based on completeness""" + completeness = 1 - series.isnull().sum() / len(series) + return completeness # Simplified scoring + +# Create sample data for demonstration +np.random.seed(42) +sample_data = pd.Series( + np.random.randn(50) * 10 + 20, + index=pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=50, freq='1H'), + name="RAW" +) + +# Create quality-annotated processing step +quality_step = create_quality_annotated_step( + sample_data, + quality_issues=["Minor outliers detected", "Slight data gaps in source"] +) + +print("Quality-Annotated Processing Step Example:") +print(f"Function: {quality_step.function_info.name}") +print(f"Type: {quality_step.type}") +print(f"Description: {quality_step.description}") + +if quality_step.parameters: + qa_params = quality_step.parameters.as_dict().get('quality_assessment', {}) + print(f"\nQuality Assessment Parameters:") + for key, value in qa_params.items(): + print(f" {key}: {value}") +``` + +## Advanced Processing Step Features + +### Custom Processing Steps + +Create processing steps with custom metadata: + +```python exec="base" +def create_custom_processing_step( + processing_type, + function_name, + description, + parameters=None, + custom_metadata=None +): + """Create a custom processing step with enhanced metadata""" + + func_info = FunctionInfo( + name=function_name, + version="1.0", + author="Custom Processing Team", + reference="Internal processing documentation" + ) + + # Merge custom metadata with parameters + enhanced_parameters = Parameters() + if parameters: + for key, value in parameters.items(): + setattr(enhanced_parameters, key, value) + + if custom_metadata: + enhanced_parameters.custom_metadata = custom_metadata + + # Add system information + enhanced_parameters.system_info = { + 'python_version': '3.9+', + 'meteaudata_version': '1.0.0', + 'processing_environment': 'production', + 'cpu_cores': 8, + 'memory_gb': 32 + } + + processing_step = ProcessingStep( + type=processing_type, + parameters=enhanced_parameters, + function_info=func_info, + description=description, + run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), + requires_calibration=False, + input_series_names=["input_series"], + suffix="CUSTOM" + ) + + return processing_step + +# Create custom processing step +custom_step = create_custom_processing_step( + processing_type=ProcessingType.FEATURE_ENGINEERING, + function_name="Rolling Statistics Calculator", + description="Calculate rolling mean, std, min, max over 24-hour windows", + parameters={ + "window_size": "24H", + "statistics": ["mean", "std", "min", "max"], + "center": True + }, + custom_metadata={ + "business_purpose": "Daily process summary", + "validation_status": "approved", + "change_control_id": "CC-2024-001" + } +) + +print("Custom Processing Step:") +print(f"Function: {custom_step.function_info.name}") +print(f"Type: {custom_step.type}") +print(f"Description: {custom_step.description}") + +if custom_step.parameters: + params = custom_step.parameters.as_dict() + print(f"Parameters: {params}") +``` + +### Processing Step Validation + +Validate processing step integrity: + +```python exec="simple_signal" +def validate_processing_step(step): + """Validate processing step completeness and consistency""" + + validation_results = { + 'valid': True, + 'warnings': [], + 'errors': [] + } + + # Check required fields + if not step.function_info.name: + validation_results['errors'].append("Function name is required") + validation_results['valid'] = False + + if not step.description: + validation_results['warnings'].append("Processing description is empty") + + if not step.run_datetime: + validation_results['errors'].append("Run datetime is required") + validation_results['valid'] = False + + # Check function info completeness + if not step.function_info.version: + validation_results['warnings'].append("Function version not specified") + + if not step.function_info.author: + validation_results['warnings'].append("Function author not specified") + + # Check parameter consistency + from meteaudata.types import ProcessingType + if step.type == ProcessingType.RESAMPLING: + has_freq_param = False + if step.parameters: + params = step.parameters.as_dict() + has_freq_param = 'frequency' in params + if not has_freq_param: + validation_results['errors'].append("Resampling step missing frequency parameter") + validation_results['valid'] = False + + # Check datetime consistency + if step.run_datetime and step.run_datetime > datetime.datetime.now(): + validation_results['warnings'].append("Processing datetime is in the future") + + return validation_results + +# Validate processing steps +print("Processing Step Validation Results:") +validation_found = False + +for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): + for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps): + validation = validate_processing_step(step) + + if not validation['valid'] or validation['warnings']: + validation_found = True + print(f"\nValidation results for {ts_name}, Step {i+1}:") + print(f"Function: {step.function_info.name}") + + if validation['errors']: + print(f" Errors: {validation['errors']}") + + if validation['warnings']: + print(f" Warnings: {validation['warnings']}") + +if not validation_found: + print("All processing steps passed validation ✓") +``` + +### Processing Step Export + +Export processing steps for documentation or reuse: + +```python exec="simple_signal" +import json +from datetime import datetime + +def export_processing_steps(signal, format='json', include_data_stats=True): + """Export processing steps to various formats""" + + def json_serializer(obj): + """Custom JSON serializer for datetime and other objects""" + if isinstance(obj, datetime): + return obj.isoformat() + elif hasattr(obj, 'as_dict'): + return obj.as_dict() + elif hasattr(obj, '__dict__'): + return obj.__dict__ + else: + return str(obj) + + export_data = { + 'signal_name': signal.name, + 'signal_units': signal.units, + 'export_timestamp': datetime.now().isoformat(), + 'time_series': {} + } + + for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): + ts_data = { + 'time_series_name': ts_name, + 'data_points': len(ts.series), + 'processing_steps': [] + } + + if include_data_stats and not ts.series.empty: + ts_data['data_statistics'] = { + 'mean': float(ts.series.mean()), + 'std': float(ts.series.std()), + 'min': float(ts.series.min()), + 'max': float(ts.series.max()), + 'missing_count': int(ts.series.isnull().sum()) + } + + for step in ts.processing_steps: + step_data = { + 'function_info': { + 'name': step.function_info.name, + 'version': step.function_info.version, + 'author': step.function_info.author, + 'reference': step.function_info.reference + }, + 'type': step.type.name, + 'description': step.description, + 'run_datetime': step.run_datetime.isoformat(), + 'parameters': step.parameters.as_dict() if step.parameters else None, + 'input_series_names': step.input_series_names, + 'suffix': step.suffix, + 'requires_calibration': step.requires_calibration + } + ts_data['processing_steps'].append(step_data) + + export_data['time_series'][ts_name] = ts_data + + return export_data + +# Export processing steps +exported_steps = export_processing_steps(signal) + +print("Processing Steps Export Summary:") +print(f"Signal: {exported_steps['signal_name']}") +print(f"Units: {exported_steps['signal_units']}") +print(f"Export timestamp: {exported_steps['export_timestamp']}") +print(f"Time series exported: {len(exported_steps['time_series'])}") + +total_steps = sum(len(ts['processing_steps']) for ts in exported_steps['time_series'].values()) +print(f"Total processing steps: {total_steps}") + +# Show example of exported step data +if exported_steps['time_series']: + first_ts_name = list(exported_steps['time_series'].keys())[0] + first_ts = exported_steps['time_series'][first_ts_name] + if first_ts['processing_steps']: + print(f"\nExample processing step export structure:") + first_step = first_ts['processing_steps'][0] + print(f" Function: {first_step['function_info']['name']}") + print(f" Type: {first_step['type']}") + print(f" Parameters: {first_step['parameters']}") +``` + +## Processing Step Best Practices + +### 1. Document Processing Intent + +Always include clear descriptions: + +```python exec="base" +from meteaudata.types import ProcessingStep, ProcessingType, FunctionInfo + +# Good: Clear, specific description +good_step = ProcessingStep( + type=ProcessingType.RESAMPLING, + description="Resample to hourly intervals to align with operational reporting schedule", + function_info=FunctionInfo( + name="operational_resampling", + version="1.0", + author="Operations Team", + reference="SOP-001 Operational Reporting" + ), + run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), + requires_calibration=False, + input_series_names=["input"], + suffix="HOURLY" +) + +# Better: Include business context +better_step = ProcessingStep( + type=ProcessingType.RESAMPLING, + description="Resample temperature data to hourly intervals for compliance with " + "regulatory reporting requirements (EPA Section 123.45)", + function_info=FunctionInfo( + name="regulatory_resampling", + version="1.2", + author="Compliance Team", + reference="EPA-REG-2024-001 Reporting Standards" + ), + run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), + requires_calibration=False, + input_series_names=["input"], + suffix="REG" +) + +print("Processing Step Description Best Practices:") +print("\nGood example:") +print(f" Description: {good_step.description}") +print(f" Clear and specific about intent") + +print("\nBetter example:") +print(f" Description: {better_step.description}") +print(f" Includes business context and regulatory reference") +``` + +### 2. Track Parameter Decisions + +Record why specific parameters were chosen: + +```python exec="base" +# Example of parameter rationale documentation +parameters_with_rationale = Parameters( + method="linear", + max_gap_hours=4, + parameter_rationale={ + "method": "Linear interpolation chosen due to smooth temperature changes and short gaps", + "max_gap_hours": "4H maximum based on process dynamics - longer gaps require manual review" + }, + validation_criteria={ + "max_interpolated_points": 10, + "quality_threshold": 0.95 + } +) + +rationale_step = ProcessingStep( + type=ProcessingType.INTERPOLATION, + parameters=parameters_with_rationale, + function_info=FunctionInfo( + name="documented_interpolation", + version="2.0", + author="Process Engineering", + reference="INT-PROC-2024-v2.0" + ), + description="Fill temperature measurement gaps with documented rationale for parameters", + run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), + requires_calibration=False, + input_series_names=["input"], + suffix="INT" +) + +print("Parameter Documentation Best Practice:") +print(f"Function: {rationale_step.function_info.name}") +if rationale_step.parameters: + params = rationale_step.parameters.as_dict() + print(f"Parameter rationale: {params.get('parameter_rationale', {})}") + print(f"Validation criteria: {params.get('validation_criteria', {})}") +``` + +### 3. Quality Assurance Integration + +Integrate quality checks into processing: + +```python exec="base" +def quality_aware_processing_step(input_data, processing_func, **kwargs): + """Create processing step with integrated quality assessment""" + + # Pre-processing quality check + pre_quality = assess_data_quality(input_data) + + # Apply processing (simulated) + result = input_data.copy() # In real implementation, apply processing_func + + # Post-processing quality check + post_quality = assess_data_quality(result) + + # Create step with quality information + processing_step = ProcessingStep( + type=ProcessingType.QUALITY_CONTROL, + parameters=Parameters( + processing_params=kwargs, + quality_assessment={ + 'pre_processing': pre_quality, + 'post_processing': post_quality, + 'quality_change': { + 'completeness_change': post_quality['completeness'] - pre_quality['completeness'], + 'variability_change': post_quality['variability'] - pre_quality['variability'] + } + } + ), + function_info=FunctionInfo( + name="quality_aware_processor", + version="1.0", + author="QA Team", + reference="QA-PROC-001" + ), + description="Processing with integrated quality assessment", + run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), + requires_calibration=False, + input_series_names=["input"], + suffix="QA" + ) + + return result, processing_step + +def assess_data_quality(data): + """Simple data quality assessment""" + return { + 'completeness': float(1 - data.isnull().sum() / len(data)), + 'outlier_rate': float(detect_outliers(data) / len(data)), + 'variability': float(data.std() / data.mean() if data.mean() != 0 else 0) + } + +# Demonstrate quality-aware processing +sample_data = pd.Series(np.random.randn(100), name="sample") +result, qa_step = quality_aware_processing_step(sample_data, None) + +print("Quality-Aware Processing Step:") +print(f"Function: {qa_step.function_info.name}") +if qa_step.parameters: + qa_info = qa_step.parameters.as_dict().get('quality_assessment', {}) + print(f"Pre-processing quality: {qa_info.get('pre_processing', {})}") + print(f"Post-processing quality: {qa_info.get('post_processing', {})}") +``` + +## Troubleshooting Processing Steps + +### Common Issues + +Check for typical processing step problems: + +```python exec="simple_signal" +print("Processing Step Troubleshooting:") + +# Check if processing steps are preserved +print("\n1. Checking processing history preservation:") +for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): + if not ts.processing_steps: + print(f" ⚠️ {ts_name} has no processing history") + else: + print(f" ✓ {ts_name}: {len(ts.processing_steps)} steps recorded") + +# Check parameter completeness +print("\n2. Checking parameter completeness:") +from meteaudata.types import ProcessingType +param_issues = 0 +for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): + for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps): + if step.type == ProcessingType.RESAMPLING: + has_params = step.parameters and step.parameters.as_dict() + if not has_params or 'frequency' not in step.parameters.as_dict(): + print(f" ⚠️ Resampling step {i+1} in {ts_name} missing frequency parameter") + param_issues += 1 + +if param_issues == 0: + print(" ✓ All resampling steps have required parameters") + +# Check datetime consistency +print("\n3. Checking processing step timing:") +timing_issues = 0 +for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): + step_times = [step.run_datetime for step in ts.processing_steps] + if len(step_times) > 1: + for i in range(1, len(step_times)): + if step_times[i] < step_times[i-1]: + print(f" ⚠️ Step {i+1} in {ts_name} has earlier timestamp than previous step") + timing_issues += 1 + +if timing_issues == 0: + print(" ✓ Processing step timestamps are consistent") + +print(f"\nTroubleshooting complete. Issues found: {param_issues + timing_issues}") +``` + +## Next Steps + +- Learn about [Time Series Processing](time-series.md) to understand how processing steps are created +- Explore [Metadata Visualization](metadata-visualization.md) to visualize processing step relationships +- Check [Saving and Loading](saving-loading.md) to understand how processing steps are preserved +- See [Custom Processing](../examples/custom-processing.md) for complex processing step scenarios \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/user-guide/saving-loading_template.md b/docs/user-guide/saving-loading_template.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8880aae --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/user-guide/saving-loading_template.md @@ -0,0 +1,1217 @@ +# Saving and Loading Data + +This guide covers meteaudata's data persistence capabilities, including saving and loading signals, datasets, and complete processing metadata. The library provides robust serialization that preserves all metadata, processing history, and data relationships. + +## Overview + +meteaudata provides comprehensive data persistence through: + +1. **Native Format** - Complete preservation of signals, datasets, and all metadata +2. **ZIP Archives** - Compressed storage for efficient distribution +3. **JSON Serialization** - Individual object serialization +4. **Directory Structure** - Organized data storage with metadata files + +## Quick Start + +### Basic Signal Saving and Loading + +```python exec="simple_signal" +from meteaudata import resample, linear_interpolation +import tempfile +import os + +print("=== Signal Saving and Loading Demo ===") + +# Apply some processing to make the signal more interesting +original_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] +if not any("RESAMPLED" in k for k in signal.time_series.keys()): + signal.process([original_name], resample, frequency="2H") + +resampled_keys = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "RESAMPLED" in k] +if resampled_keys and not any("INTERPOLATED" in k for k in signal.time_series.keys()): + signal.process([resampled_keys[-1]], linear_interpolation) + +print(f"Original signal has {len(signal.time_series)} time series:") +for ts_name in signal.time_series.keys(): + ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] + print(f" - {ts_name}: {len(ts.series)} points, {len(ts.processing_steps)} steps") + +# Create temporary directory for saving +with tempfile.TemporaryDirectory() as temp_dir: + save_path = os.path.join(temp_dir, "temperature_data") + + # Save signal (creates directory structure) + signal.save(save_path) + print(f"\nSignal saved to: {save_path}") + + # Check what was created + if os.path.exists(save_path): + contents = os.listdir(save_path) + print(f"Save directory contents: {contents}") + + # Load signal back + try: + loaded_signal = signal.load_from_directory(save_path, f"{signal.name}#1") + + print(f"\nLoading results:") + print(f" Original time series: {len(signal.time_series)}") + print(f" Loaded time series: {len(loaded_signal.time_series)}") + print(f" Names match: {signal.name == loaded_signal.name}") + print(f" Units match: {signal.units == loaded_signal.units}") + + # Compare processing steps + orig_steps = sum(len(ts.processing_steps) for ts in signal.time_series.values()) + loaded_steps = sum(len(ts.processing_steps) for ts in loaded_signal.time_series.values()) + print(f" Processing steps: {orig_steps} original, {loaded_steps} loaded") + + except Exception as e: + print(f"Loading failed: {e}") +``` + +### Basic Dataset Saving and Loading + +```python exec="dataset" +import tempfile +import os + +print("=== Dataset Saving and Loading Demo ===") + +print(f"Dataset overview:") +print(f" Name: {dataset.name}") +print(f" Description: {dataset.description}") +print(f" Signals: {len(dataset.signals)}") + +for signal_name, signal_obj in dataset.signals.items(): + print(f" - {signal_name}: {len(signal_obj.time_series)} time series") + +# Create temporary directory for saving +with tempfile.TemporaryDirectory() as temp_dir: + save_path = os.path.join(temp_dir, "monitoring_data") + + # Save dataset (creates ZIP file) + try: + dataset.save(save_path) + print(f"\nDataset saved to: {save_path}") + + # Check what was created + if os.path.exists(save_path): + contents = os.listdir(save_path) + print(f"Save directory contents: {contents}") + + # Look for ZIP file + zip_files = [f for f in contents if f.endswith('.zip')] + if zip_files: + zip_path = os.path.join(save_path, zip_files[0]) + print(f"ZIP archive created: {zip_files[0]}") + + # Load dataset back + try: + loaded_dataset = dataset.load(zip_path, dataset.name) + + print(f"\nLoading results:") + print(f" Original signals: {list(dataset.signals.keys())}") + print(f" Loaded signals: {list(loaded_dataset.signals.keys())}") + print(f" Metadata preserved: {loaded_dataset.description == dataset.description}") + print(f" Owner preserved: {loaded_dataset.owner == dataset.owner}") + + except Exception as e: + print(f"Dataset loading failed: {e}") + else: + print("No ZIP file found in save directory") + + except Exception as e: + print(f"Dataset saving failed: {e}") +``` + +## Signal Persistence + +### Signal Save Method + +The `Signal.save()` method provides flexible saving options: + +```python exec="simple_signal" +import tempfile +import os + +print("=== Signal Save Method Options ===") + +with tempfile.TemporaryDirectory() as temp_dir: + # Save to directory (uncompressed) + dir_path = os.path.join(temp_dir, "signal_directory") + try: + signal.save(dir_path, zip=False) + print(f"1. Uncompressed save to: {dir_path}") + + if os.path.exists(dir_path): + contents = os.listdir(dir_path) + print(f" Directory contents: {contents}") + except Exception as e: + print(f"Uncompressed save failed: {e}") + + # Save to ZIP file (compressed, default) + zip_path = os.path.join(temp_dir, "signal_zip") + try: + signal.save(zip_path, zip=True) + print(f"\n2. Compressed save to: {zip_path}") + + if os.path.exists(zip_path): + contents = os.listdir(zip_path) + print(f" ZIP directory contents: {contents}") + except Exception as e: + print(f"Compressed save failed: {e}") + +print(f"\nSave method creates:") +print("- Data directory with CSV files for each time series") +print("- Metadata YAML file with complete signal information") +print("- Optional ZIP compression for space efficiency") +``` + +### Signal Directory Structure + +When saving with `zip=False`, the structure is organized: + +```python exec="simple_signal" +print("=== Directory Structure Example ===") + +print("When saving with zip=False, the structure is:") +print(f"{signal.name}#1_directory/") +print(f"├── {signal.name}#1_metadata.yaml # Signal metadata") +print(f"└── {signal.name}#1_data/ # Time series data") + +for ts_name in signal.time_series.keys(): + print(f" ├── {ts_name}.csv") + +print(f"\nThis structure ensures:") +print("- Clear separation of metadata and data") +print("- Human-readable CSV files") +print("- Complete processing history preservation") +print("- Easy inspection and manual processing") +``` + +### Signal Loading + +Load signals using the static `load_from_directory()` method: + +```python exec="simple_signal" +import tempfile +import os + +print("=== Signal Loading Methods ===") + +with tempfile.TemporaryDirectory() as temp_dir: + # First save a signal for loading demonstration + save_path = os.path.join(temp_dir, "demo_signal") + + try: + signal.save(save_path) + + # Load from directory + print("Loading methods available:") + print(f"1. From directory: Signal.load_from_directory('{save_path}', '{signal.name}#1')") + + loaded_signal = signal.load_from_directory(save_path, f"{signal.name}#1") + + print(f"\nLoading reconstructs:") + print(f"- All time series with original data types: ✓") + print(f"- Complete processing history: ✓ ({sum(len(ts.processing_steps) for ts in loaded_signal.time_series.values())} steps)") + print(f"- Index metadata for proper datetime handling: ✓") + print(f"- All provenance information: ✓") + + # Verify index metadata preservation + orig_ts = list(signal.time_series.values())[0] + loaded_ts = list(loaded_signal.time_series.values())[0] + + print(f"\nIndex preservation:") + print(f"- Original index type: {type(orig_ts.series.index).__name__}") + print(f"- Loaded index type: {type(loaded_ts.series.index).__name__}") + print(f"- Index types match: {type(orig_ts.series.index) == type(loaded_ts.series.index)}") + + except Exception as e: + print(f"Loading demonstration failed: {e}") +``` + +## Dataset Persistence + +### Dataset Save Method + +The `Dataset.save()` method creates comprehensive archives: + +```python exec="dataset" +import tempfile +import os + +print("=== Dataset Save Method ===") + +with tempfile.TemporaryDirectory() as temp_dir: + output_dir = os.path.join(temp_dir, "output_directory") + + try: + # Save dataset + dataset.save(output_dir) + print(f"Dataset save creates:") + + if os.path.exists(output_dir): + contents = os.listdir(output_dir) + print(f"- Output directory contents: {contents}") + + # Look for specific files + yaml_files = [f for f in contents if f.endswith('.yaml')] + zip_files = [f for f in contents if f.endswith('.zip')] + data_dirs = [f for f in contents if os.path.isdir(os.path.join(output_dir, f))] + + if yaml_files: + print(f"- Dataset metadata YAML: {yaml_files}") + if zip_files: + print(f"- Combined ZIP archive: {zip_files}") + if data_dirs: + print(f"- Signal data directories: {data_dirs}") + + print(f"\nDataset save operation:") + print("- Individual signal directories/ZIPs for each signal") + print("- Dataset metadata YAML file") + print("- Combined ZIP archive containing everything") + + except Exception as e: + print(f"Dataset save failed: {e}") +``` + +### Dataset Directory Structure + +The save operation creates organized structure: + +```python exec="dataset" +print("=== Dataset Directory Structure ===") + +print("Dataset save operation creates:") +print(f"output_directory/") +print(f"├── {dataset.name}.yaml # Dataset metadata") +print(f"├── {dataset.name}_data/ # Signal data directory") + +for signal_name in dataset.signals.keys(): + print(f"│ ├── {signal_name}_data/ # {signal_name} data") + signal_obj = dataset.signals[signal_name] + for ts_name in signal_obj.time_series.keys(): + print(f"│ │ ├── {ts_name}.csv") + print(f"│ ├── {signal_name}_metadata.yaml") + +print(f"└── {dataset.name}.zip # Complete archive") + +print(f"\nStructure benefits:") +print("- Hierarchical organization by signal") +print("- Separate metadata and data files") +print("- Complete archive for easy distribution") +print("- Individual signal access when needed") +``` + +### Dataset Loading + +Load datasets using the static `load()` method: + +```python exec="dataset" +import tempfile +import os + +print("=== Dataset Loading Process ===") + +with tempfile.TemporaryDirectory() as temp_dir: + save_path = os.path.join(temp_dir, "dataset_demo") + + try: + # Save dataset first + dataset.save(save_path) + + # Find the ZIP file + contents = os.listdir(save_path) + zip_files = [f for f in contents if f.endswith('.zip')] + + if zip_files: + zip_path = os.path.join(save_path, zip_files[0]) + print(f"Loading from ZIP archive: {zip_files[0]}") + + # Load dataset back + loaded_dataset = dataset.load(zip_path, dataset.name) + + print(f"\nLoading process:") + print("- Extracts ZIP contents to temporary directory ✓") + print("- Loads dataset metadata ✓") + print("- Reconstructs all signals with their metadata ✓") + print("- Preserves all relationships and processing history ✓") + print("- Automatically cleans up temporary files ✓") + + print(f"\nVerification:") + print(f"- Original dataset name: {dataset.name}") + print(f"- Loaded dataset name: {loaded_dataset.name}") + print(f"- Original signals: {len(dataset.signals)}") + print(f"- Loaded signals: {len(loaded_dataset.signals)}") + print(f"- Metadata preserved: {dataset.description == loaded_dataset.description}") + + else: + print("No ZIP file found for loading demonstration") + + except Exception as e: + print(f"Dataset loading demonstration failed: {e}") +``` + +## Metadata Preservation + +### Complete Processing History + +All processing steps are preserved with full detail: + +```python exec="simple_signal" +print("=== Processing History Preservation ===") + +# Find a processed time series +processed_series = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if len(signal.time_series[k].processing_steps) > 1] + +if processed_series: + ts_name = processed_series[-1] + ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] + + print(f"Processing history for {ts_name}:") + print(f"Total steps preserved: {len(ts.processing_steps)}") + + for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps, 1): + print(f"\nStep {i}:") + print(f" Function: {step.function_info.name} v{step.function_info.version}") + print(f" Type: {step.type}") + print(f" Description: {step.description}") + print(f" Run time: {step.run_datetime.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')}") + print(f" Input series: {step.input_series_names}") + + if step.parameters: + params = step.parameters.as_dict() + if params: + print(f" Parameters: {params}") + + print(f"\nProcessing history ensures:") + print("- Complete reproducibility of results") + print("- Audit trail for regulatory compliance") + print("- Understanding of data transformations") + print("- Ability to trace data lineage") +else: + print("No multi-step processed series found for demonstration") +``` + +### Index Metadata + +Time series index information is preserved and reconstructed: + +```python exec="simple_signal" +print("=== Index Metadata Preservation ===") + +# Get any time series for index metadata examination +ts_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] +ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] + +print(f"Index metadata for {ts_name}:") + +if hasattr(ts, 'index_metadata') and ts.index_metadata: + print(f"- Index type: {ts.index_metadata.type}") + print(f"- Frequency: {ts.index_metadata.frequency}") + print(f"- Timezone: {ts.index_metadata.time_zone}") + print(f"- Data type: {ts.index_metadata.dtype}") +else: + print("- Index metadata not available for this time series") + +# Show actual index information +print(f"\nActual pandas index:") +print(f"- Series index type: {type(ts.series.index).__name__}") +print(f"- Index length: {len(ts.series.index)}") +print(f"- Date range: {ts.series.index[0]} to {ts.series.index[-1]}") + +if hasattr(ts.series.index, 'freq') and ts.series.index.freq: + print(f"- Index frequency: {ts.series.index.freq}") +else: + print(f"- Index frequency: Not detected") + +print(f"\nIndex preservation ensures:") +print("- Correct datetime handling after loading") +print("- Timezone information maintained") +print("- Frequency patterns preserved") +print("- Proper time series operations") +``` + +### Data Provenance + +All provenance information is maintained: + +```python exec="simple_signal" +print("=== Data Provenance Preservation ===") + +# Signal-level provenance +prov = signal.provenance +print(f"Provenance information preserved:") +print(f"- Source repository: {prov.source_repository}") +print(f"- Project: {prov.project}") +print(f"- Location: {prov.location}") +print(f"- Equipment: {prov.equipment}") +print(f"- Parameter: {prov.parameter}") +print(f"- Purpose: {prov.purpose}") +print(f"- Metadata ID: {prov.metadata_id}") + +print(f"\nProvenance preservation enables:") +print("- Data lineage tracking") +print("- Regulatory compliance") +print("- Quality assurance") +print("- Source attribution") +print("- Equipment maintenance tracking") +print("- Project organization") + +# Test that provenance would be preserved through save/load cycle +print(f"\nProvenance completeness check:") +required_fields = ['source_repository', 'project', 'location', 'equipment', 'parameter', 'purpose', 'metadata_id'] +complete_fields = 0 +for field in required_fields: + value = getattr(prov, field, None) + if value and value.strip(): + complete_fields += 1 + print(f" ✓ {field}: '{value}'") + else: + print(f" ⚠ {field}: Not set or empty") + +print(f"\nProvenance completeness: {complete_fields}/{len(required_fields)} fields") +``` + +## JSON Serialization + +### Individual Object Serialization + +All meteaudata objects support JSON serialization: + +```python exec="simple_signal" +import json + +print("=== JSON Serialization Support ===") + +# TimeSeries serialization +ts_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] +ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] + +try: + ts_json = ts.model_dump_json() + print(f"1. TimeSeries serialization:") + print(f" - JSON length: {len(ts_json)} characters") + print(f" - Serialization: ✓") + + # Deserialize + from meteaudata.types import TimeSeries + reconstructed_ts = TimeSeries.model_validate_json(ts_json) + print(f" - Deserialization: ✓") + print(f" - Data preserved: {ts.series.equals(reconstructed_ts.series)}") + +except Exception as e: + print(f"TimeSeries JSON serialization failed: {e}") + +# Signal serialization +try: + signal_json = signal.model_dump_json() + print(f"\n2. Signal serialization:") + print(f" - JSON length: {len(signal_json)} characters") + print(f" - Serialization: ✓") + + # Deserialize + from meteaudata.types import Signal + reconstructed_signal = Signal.model_validate_json(signal_json) + print(f" - Deserialization: ✓") + print(f" - Time series count: {len(reconstructed_signal.time_series)}") + +except Exception as e: + print(f"Signal JSON serialization failed: {e}") + +print(f"\nJSON serialization benefits:") +print("- Language-agnostic data format") +print("- Easy integration with web APIs") +print("- Human-readable structure") +print("- Lightweight for simple objects") +print("- Standard format for data exchange") +``` + +### Manual File Operations + +For custom workflows, access metadata and data separately: + +```python exec="simple_signal" +import tempfile +import os +import json + +print("=== Manual File Operations ===") + +with tempfile.TemporaryDirectory() as temp_dir: + try: + # Export signal metadata + metadata_dict = signal.metadata_dict() + print(f"Signal metadata export:") + print(f"- Top-level keys: {list(metadata_dict.keys())}") + + # Count metadata items + total_items = 0 + for key, value in metadata_dict.items(): + if isinstance(value, dict): + total_items += len(value) + print(f" {key}: {len(value)} items") + elif isinstance(value, list): + total_items += len(value) + print(f" {key}: {len(value)} items") + else: + total_items += 1 + print(f" {key}: {type(value).__name__}") + + print(f"Total metadata items: {total_items}") + + # Save metadata to JSON (YAML might not be available) + metadata_file = os.path.join(temp_dir, 'signal_metadata.json') + with open(metadata_file, 'w') as f: + json.dump(metadata_dict, f, indent=2, default=str) + print(f"\nMetadata saved to: {metadata_file}") + + # Export time series data + csv_files = [] + for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): + csv_file = os.path.join(temp_dir, f'{ts_name}.csv') + ts.series.to_csv(csv_file) + csv_files.append(csv_file) + + print(f"Time series data exported:") + for csv_file in csv_files: + filename = os.path.basename(csv_file) + print(f" - {filename}") + + # Load metadata back + with open(metadata_file, 'r') as f: + loaded_metadata = json.load(f) + + print(f"\nLoaded metadata verification:") + print(f"- Signal name: {loaded_metadata.get('name', 'Not found')}") + + # Find time series metadata + ts_metadata = loaded_metadata.get('time_series', {}) + if ts_metadata: + first_ts_key = list(ts_metadata.keys())[0] + first_ts_meta = ts_metadata[first_ts_key] + processing_steps = first_ts_meta.get('processing_steps', []) + print(f"- Processing steps in first time series: {len(processing_steps)}") + + except Exception as e: + print(f"Manual file operations failed: {e}") + +print(f"\nManual operations enable:") +print("- Custom file formats and structures") +print("- Integration with external tools") +print("- Selective data export") +print("- Custom metadata processing") +``` + +## Working with Large Datasets + +### Memory-Efficient Loading + +For large datasets, consider the data sizes: + +```python exec="base" +import os +import tempfile + +def estimate_dataset_size(zip_path): + """Estimate the uncompressed size of a dataset.""" + try: + import zipfile + with zipfile.ZipFile(zip_path, 'r') as zf: + total_size = sum(info.file_size for info in zf.infolist()) + return total_size + except Exception: + return 0 + +def check_dataset_size_demo(): + """Demonstrate dataset size checking.""" + + print("=== Large Dataset Handling ===") + + # Create a mock large dataset path for demonstration + print("Dataset size checking process:") + print("1. Check file size before loading") + print("2. Estimate memory requirements") + print("3. Decide on loading strategy") + + # Simulated size check + simulated_size_mb = 150.0 + print(f"\nExample: Dataset size: {simulated_size_mb:.1f} MB") + + if simulated_size_mb > 1000: # > 1GB + print("→ Large dataset detected - consider processing in chunks") + print("→ Use selective loading if possible") + print("→ Monitor memory usage during processing") + elif simulated_size_mb > 100: # > 100MB + print("→ Medium dataset - monitor memory usage") + print("→ Consider batch processing for operations") + else: + print("→ Small dataset - standard loading should work fine") + + print(f"\nMemory management strategies:") + print("- Load only required signals") + print("- Process data in chunks") + print("- Use streaming for very large datasets") + print("- Monitor memory usage with system tools") + +check_dataset_size_demo() +``` + +### Selective Signal Loading + +Load specific signals from a dataset: + +```python exec="dataset" +print("=== Selective Signal Loading ===") + +print("For very large datasets, you might want to:") + +# Show current dataset composition +print(f"\nCurrent dataset '{dataset.name}' contains:") +for i, (signal_name, signal_obj) in enumerate(dataset.signals.items(), 1): + ts_count = len(signal_obj.time_series) + data_points = sum(len(ts.series) for ts in signal_obj.time_series.values()) + + print(f"{i}. {signal_name}:") + print(f" - Time series: {ts_count}") + print(f" - Total data points: {data_points}") + print(f" - Parameter: {signal_obj.provenance.parameter}") + print(f" - Units: {signal_obj.units}") + +print(f"\nSelective loading strategy:") +print("1. Load dataset metadata first") +print("2. Examine what signals are available") +print("3. Load only required signals") + +print(f"\nImplementation considerations:") +print("- Current Dataset.load() method loads all signals at once") +print("- Custom selective loading would require:") +print(" * Manual ZIP file inspection") +print(" * Individual signal extraction") +print(" * Partial dataset reconstruction") + +print(f"\nBenefits of selective loading:") +print("- Reduced memory usage") +print("- Faster load times") +print("- Focus on relevant data") +print("- Better resource management") +``` + +## Error Handling and Validation + +### Common Loading Issues + +Handle common problems during loading: + +```python exec="base" +import tempfile +import os + +print("=== Error Handling During Loading ===") + +def demonstrate_error_handling(): + """Demonstrate common loading error scenarios.""" + + print("Common loading issues and handling:") + + # 1. Missing files + print("\n1. Missing files:") + try: + # This will fail because the path doesn't exist + from meteaudata.types import Signal + signal = Signal.load_from_directory("./nonexistent_path", "Signal#1") + except FileNotFoundError as e: + print(f" ✓ Caught FileNotFoundError: Directory not found") + except Exception as e: + print(f" ✓ Caught Exception: {type(e).__name__}") + + # 2. Invalid metadata format + print("\n2. Corrupted metadata:") + try: + # Simulate corrupted metadata error + raise ValueError("Invalid YAML format in metadata file") + except (ValueError,) as e: + print(f" ✓ Caught ValueError: Metadata corruption detected") + + # 3. Version compatibility + print("\n3. Version compatibility:") + try: + # Simulate version compatibility issue + raise Exception("Unsupported file format version") + except Exception as e: + print(f" ✓ Caught Exception: Possible format compatibility issue") + + print(f"\nError handling best practices:") + print("- Use try-catch blocks around load operations") + print("- Check file existence before loading") + print("- Validate metadata format") + print("- Handle version compatibility gracefully") + print("- Provide meaningful error messages") + +demonstrate_error_handling() +``` + +### Data Validation + +Verify data integrity after loading: + +```python exec="simple_signal" +import tempfile +import os + +def validate_signal_integrity(original, loaded): + """Validate that loaded signal matches original.""" + + checks = [] + + # Basic metadata checks + if original.name != loaded.name: + checks.append(("Names", False, f"'{original.name}' != '{loaded.name}'")) + else: + checks.append(("Names", True, "Match")) + + if original.units != loaded.units: + checks.append(("Units", False, f"'{original.units}' != '{loaded.units}'")) + else: + checks.append(("Units", True, "Match")) + + # Time series count + if len(original.time_series) != len(loaded.time_series): + checks.append(("Time series count", False, f"{len(original.time_series)} != {len(loaded.time_series)}")) + else: + checks.append(("Time series count", True, "Match")) + + # Time series presence + missing_series = [] + for ts_name in original.time_series: + if ts_name not in loaded.time_series: + missing_series.append(ts_name) + + if missing_series: + checks.append(("Time series presence", False, f"Missing: {missing_series}")) + else: + checks.append(("Time series presence", True, "All present")) + + # Data integrity (sample check) + data_matches = True + for ts_name in original.time_series: + if ts_name in loaded.time_series: + orig_ts = original.time_series[ts_name] + load_ts = loaded.time_series[ts_name] + + if not orig_ts.series.equals(load_ts.series): + data_matches = False + break + + checks.append(("Data integrity", data_matches, "Data matches" if data_matches else "Data mismatch")) + + # Processing steps + steps_match = True + for ts_name in original.time_series: + if ts_name in loaded.time_series: + orig_steps = len(original.time_series[ts_name].processing_steps) + load_steps = len(loaded.time_series[ts_name].processing_steps) + + if orig_steps != load_steps: + steps_match = False + break + + checks.append(("Processing steps", steps_match, "Steps preserved" if steps_match else "Steps mismatch")) + + return checks + +print("=== Data Validation Demo ===") + +# Perform save/load cycle for validation demonstration +with tempfile.TemporaryDirectory() as temp_dir: + save_path = os.path.join(temp_dir, "validation_test") + + try: + # Save and load signal + signal.save(save_path) + loaded_signal = signal.load_from_directory(save_path, f"{signal.name}#1") + + # Perform validation + validation_results = validate_signal_integrity(signal, loaded_signal) + + print("Validation results:") + all_passed = True + for check_name, passed, details in validation_results: + status = "✓" if passed else "✗" + print(f" {status} {check_name}: {details}") + if not passed: + all_passed = False + + print(f"\nOverall validation: {'✓ PASSED' if all_passed else '✗ FAILED'}") + + except Exception as e: + print(f"Validation demo failed: {e}") + +print(f"\nValidation ensures:") +print("- Data integrity after save/load cycles") +print("- Metadata preservation") +print("- Processing history continuity") +print("- System reliability") +``` + +## Best Practices + +### 1. Organized Directory Structure + +Use consistent organization for your saved data: + +```python exec="base" +import datetime +import os + +def save_with_organization(signal, base_path="./data"): + """Save signal with organized directory structure.""" + + # Create organized path + date_str = datetime.datetime.now().strftime("%Y/%m/%d") + project = signal.provenance.project.replace(" ", "_") if signal.provenance.project else "unknown_project" + save_path = f"{base_path}/{project}/{date_str}/{signal.name}" + + print(f"Organized saving demonstration:") + print(f"Base path: {base_path}") + print(f"Project: {project}") + print(f"Date structure: {date_str}") + print(f"Signal name: {signal.name}") + print(f"Final path: {save_path}") + + return save_path + +print("=== Organized Directory Structure ===") + +# Demonstrate organized saving +from meteaudata import DataProvenance, Signal +import pandas as pd +import numpy as np + +# Create sample signal for organization demo +sample_prov = DataProvenance( + source_repository="Demo System", + project="Process Optimization Study", + location="Plant A", + equipment="Sensor 001", + parameter="Temperature", + purpose="Organization demo", + metadata_id="ORG_DEMO_001" +) + +organized_path = save_with_organization(type('MockSignal', (), { + 'name': 'Temperature', + 'provenance': sample_prov +})()) + +print(f"\nOrganized structure benefits:") +print("- Logical grouping by project") +print("- Chronological organization") +print("- Easy navigation and discovery") +print("- Consistent naming conventions") +print("- Scalable for large datasets") +``` + +### 2. Regular Backups + +Implement backup strategies for important data: + +```python exec="base" +import datetime +from pathlib import Path + +def backup_data_strategy(source_dir, backup_dir, max_backups=5): + """Create numbered backups of data directory (demonstration).""" + + print("=== Backup Strategy Demonstration ===") + + source_path = Path(source_dir) + backup_path = Path(backup_dir) + + print(f"Backup strategy for: {source_dir}") + print(f"Backup location: {backup_dir}") + print(f"Max backups to keep: {max_backups}") + + # Simulate backup process + timestamp = datetime.datetime.now().strftime("%Y%m%d_%H%M%S") + new_backup_name = f"backup_{timestamp}" + + print(f"\nBackup process:") + print(f"1. Check source directory exists: {source_path.exists() if source_path else 'Demo mode'}") + print(f"2. Create backup directory if needed") + print(f"3. Remove old backups (keep {max_backups} most recent)") + print(f"4. Create new backup: {new_backup_name}") + print(f"5. Copy all data to backup location") + + print(f"\nBackup benefits:") + print("- Protection against data loss") + print("- Version history maintenance") + print("- Recovery from corruption") + print("- Peace of mind for critical data") + + return f"{backup_dir}/{new_backup_name}" + +# Demonstrate backup strategy +backup_location = backup_data_strategy("./important_data", "./backups") +print(f"\nBackup would be created at: {backup_location}") +``` + +### 3. Version Control + +Track changes to your data: + +```python exec="base" +from pathlib import Path +import datetime + +def save_with_version_demo(signal_name, base_path, version_note=""): + """Demonstrate version tracking for signal data.""" + + print("=== Version Control Demonstration ===") + + # Simulate version tracking + versions = [ + "v001 - 2024-01-15T10:30:00 - Initial data processing", + "v002 - 2024-01-16T14:20:00 - Applied filtering corrections", + "v003 - 2024-01-17T09:15:00 - Resampling to hourly intervals" + ] + + # Create new version + version_num = len(versions) + 1 + timestamp = datetime.datetime.now().isoformat() + version_entry = f"v{version_num:03d} - {timestamp} - {version_note}" + + print(f"Existing versions:") + for version in versions: + print(f" {version}") + + print(f"\nNew version to create:") + print(f" {version_entry}") + + version_path = f"{base_path}/v{version_num:03d}" + print(f"\nSave path: {version_path}") + + print(f"\nVersion control benefits:") + print("- Track data evolution over time") + print("- Enable rollback to previous versions") + print("- Document processing changes") + print("- Support collaborative workflows") + + return version_path + +# Demonstrate version control +version_path = save_with_version_demo("Temperature", "./versioned_data", "Added interpolation processing") +print(f"\nVersion would be saved to: {version_path}") +``` + +### 4. Documentation + +Document your saved data: + +```python exec="simple_signal" +from pathlib import Path + +def save_with_documentation_demo(signal): + """Demonstrate comprehensive documentation for saved signals.""" + + print("=== Documentation Best Practices ===") + + # Generate documentation content + doc_content = f"""# {signal.name} Data + +## Overview +- **Parameter**: {signal.provenance.parameter} +- **Units**: {signal.units} +- **Equipment**: {signal.provenance.equipment} +- **Location**: {signal.provenance.location} +- **Project**: {signal.provenance.project} + +## Data Details +- **Time Series Count**: {len(signal.time_series)} +- **Total Processing Steps**: {sum(len(ts.processing_steps) for ts in signal.time_series.values())} + +## Time Series +""" + + for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): + doc_content += f""" +### {ts_name} +- **Length**: {len(ts.series)} data points +- **Processing Steps**: {len(ts.processing_steps)} +- **Data Type**: {ts.values_dtype} +""" + + if ts.processing_steps: + doc_content += "- **Processing History**:\n" + for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps, 1): + doc_content += f" {i}. {step.function_info.name}: {step.description}\n" + + print("Generated documentation preview:") + print("=" * 50) + # Show first part of documentation + lines = doc_content.split('\n') + for line in lines[:25]: # Show first 25 lines + print(line) + + if len(lines) > 25: + print(f"... ({len(lines) - 25} more lines)") + + print("=" * 50) + + print(f"\nDocumentation includes:") + print("- Signal overview and metadata") + print("- Data composition details") + print("- Complete processing history") + print("- Technical specifications") + print("- Human-readable format") + + return doc_content + +# Generate documentation +documentation = save_with_documentation_demo(signal) +print(f"\nDocumentation length: {len(documentation)} characters") +``` + +## Troubleshooting + +### File Permission Issues + +```python exec="base" +import os +import stat +from pathlib import Path + +def check_permissions_demo(path): + """Demonstrate permission checking and fixing.""" + + print("=== File Permission Troubleshooting ===") + + print(f"Permission checking for: {path}") + + # Simulate permission checking + permissions = { + 'exists': True, # Assume path exists for demo + 'readable': True, + 'writable': True, + 'executable': True + } + + print(f"Permission status:") + for perm, status in permissions.items(): + symbol = "✓" if status else "✗" + print(f" {symbol} {perm.capitalize()}: {status}") + + if not all(permissions.values()): + print(f"\nPermission fixes needed:") + print("- Make files readable: chmod +r") + print("- Make files writable: chmod +w") + print("- Make directories executable: chmod +x") + + print(f"\nCommon fixes:") + print("- For files: chmod 644 (read/write owner, read others)") + print("- For directories: chmod 755 (full owner, read/execute others)") + print("- For data directories: chmod -R 755 (recursive)") + else: + print(f"\n✓ All permissions are correct") + + return all(permissions.values()) + +def fix_permissions_demo(path): + """Demonstrate permission fixing strategy.""" + + print(f"\nPermission fixing strategy for: {path}") + + print("Steps to fix permissions:") + print("1. Identify file vs directory") + print("2. Set appropriate permissions") + print("3. Apply recursively if needed") + print("4. Verify changes") + + print(f"\nTypical permission values:") + print("- 644 (rw-r--r--): Regular files") + print("- 755 (rwxr-xr-x): Directories and executables") + print("- 600 (rw-------): Private files") + print("- 700 (rwx------): Private directories") + +# Demonstrate permission handling +permission_ok = check_permissions_demo("./data_directory") +if not permission_ok: + fix_permissions_demo("./data_directory") +``` + +### Disk Space Issues + +```python exec="base" +import os + +def check_disk_space_demo(path, required_mb=100): + """Demonstrate disk space checking.""" + + print("=== Disk Space Troubleshooting ===") + + print(f"Checking disk space for: {path}") + print(f"Required space: {required_mb} MB") + + # Simulate disk space check + simulated_available_mb = 2500.0 + + print(f"Available space: {simulated_available_mb:.1f} MB") + + if simulated_available_mb < required_mb: + print(f"⚠ Warning: Insufficient space!") + print(f" Required: {required_mb} MB") + print(f" Available: {simulated_available_mb:.1f} MB") + print(f" Shortfall: {required_mb - simulated_available_mb:.1f} MB") + + print(f"\nRecommendations:") + print("- Free up disk space") + print("- Use compression (ZIP format)") + print("- Move to larger storage device") + print("- Clean up temporary files") + + return False + else: + print(f"✓ Sufficient disk space available") + return True + +def disk_space_management(): + """Demonstrate disk space management strategies.""" + + print(f"\nDisk Space Management Strategies:") + + print(f"\n1. Compression:") + print(" - Use ZIP format for datasets") + print(" - Typical compression: 60-80% size reduction") + print(" - Trade-off: CPU time vs storage space") + + print(f"\n2. Cleanup:") + print(" - Remove temporary files") + print(" - Archive old datasets") + print(" - Delete intermediate processing results") + + print(f"\n3. Storage optimization:") + print(" - Use appropriate data types") + print(" - Remove redundant time series") + print(" - Optimize time series frequency") + + print(f"\n4. Monitoring:") + print(" - Regular space checks") + print(" - Automated cleanup scripts") + print(" - Storage usage alerts") + +# Demonstrate disk space handling +space_ok = check_disk_space_demo("./save_location", required_mb=500) +if space_ok: + print("\nProceed with save operation") +else: + print("\nResolve space issues before saving") + +disk_space_management() +``` + +## See Also + +- [Working with Signals](signals.md) - Understanding signal structure and operations +- [Managing Datasets](datasets.md) - Working with multiple signals and relationships +- [Metadata Visualization](metadata-visualization.md) - Exploring saved processing history +- [Time Series Processing](time-series.md) - Operations that create the metadata being saved \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/user-guide/signals.md b/docs/user-guide/signals.md index 61306ef..4dcddaa 100644 --- a/docs/user-guide/signals.md +++ b/docs/user-guide/signals.md @@ -38,35 +38,41 @@ temperature_signal = Signal( print(f"Created signal '{temperature_signal.name}' with {len(temperature_signal.time_series)} time series") ``` +**Output:** +``` +Created signal 'ReactorTemp#1' with 1 time series +``` + ### From Different Data Sources ```python -# From CSV file -data = pd.read_csv('sensor_data.csv', index_col=0, parse_dates=True) -signal = Signal( - input_data=data['temperature'].rename("RAW"), - name="Temperature", - provenance=provenance, - units="°C" -) - -# From database query result -# Assuming 'df' is a DataFrame from your database -signal = Signal( - input_data=df['measurement_value'].rename("RAW"), - name="Pressure", - provenance=provenance, - units="kPa" -) - -# From existing pandas Series -existing_series = pd.Series(sensor_readings, index=time_index, name="RAW") -signal = Signal( +# Example patterns for different data sources + +# From CSV file (example pattern) +print("Example: Loading from CSV") +print("data = pd.read_csv('sensor_data.csv', index_col=0, parse_dates=True)") +print("signal = Signal(input_data=data['temperature'].rename('RAW'), ...)") + +# From existing pandas Series (working example) +existing_series = pd.Series(np.random.normal(15, 1, 50), + index=pd.date_range('2024-01-02', periods=50, freq='2H'), + name="RAW") +flow_signal = Signal( input_data=existing_series, name="FlowRate", provenance=provenance, units="L/min" ) + +print(f"Created flow signal: {flow_signal.name}") +``` + +**Output:** +``` +Example: Loading from CSV +data = pd.read_csv('sensor_data.csv', index_col=0, parse_dates=True) +signal = Signal(input_data=data['temperature'].rename('RAW'), ...) +Created flow signal: FlowRate#1 ``` ## Understanding Signal Structure @@ -76,30 +82,46 @@ signal = Signal( After creation, your signal contains one TimeSeries object: ```python -print(signal.time_series.keys()) -# Output: dict_keys(['ReactorTemp#1_RAW#1']) +print("Time series keys:", list(temperature_signal.time_series.keys())) # Access the raw time series -raw_series = signal.time_series["ReactorTemp#1_RAW#1"] +ts_name = list(temperature_signal.time_series.keys())[0] +raw_series = temperature_signal.time_series[ts_name] print(f"Data points: {len(raw_series.series)}") print(f"Processing steps: {len(raw_series.processing_steps)}") ``` +**Output:** +``` +Time series keys: ['ReactorTemp#1_RAW#1'] +Data points: 100 +Processing steps: 0 +``` + ### Signal Metadata ```python # Access signal-level information -print(f"Signal name: {signal.name}") -print(f"Units: {signal.units}") -print(f"Equipment: {signal.provenance.equipment}") -print(f"Location: {signal.provenance.location}") +print(f"Signal name: {temperature_signal.name}") +print(f"Units: {temperature_signal.units}") +print(f"Equipment: {temperature_signal.provenance.equipment}") +print(f"Location: {temperature_signal.provenance.location}") # View all available time series -for ts_name in signal.time_series.keys(): - ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] +for ts_name in temperature_signal.time_series.keys(): + ts = temperature_signal.time_series[ts_name] print(f"{ts_name}: {len(ts.series)} points, {len(ts.processing_steps)} steps") ``` +**Output:** +``` +Signal name: ReactorTemp#1 +Units: °C +Equipment: Thermocouple TC-101 +Location: Reactor 1 outlet +ReactorTemp#1_RAW#1: 100 points, 0 steps +``` + ## Processing Signals ### Basic Processing Operations @@ -107,70 +129,133 @@ for ts_name in signal.time_series.keys(): ```python from meteaudata import resample, linear_interpolation +# Get the raw series name +raw_series_name = list(temperature_signal.time_series.keys())[0] + # Resample to hourly data -signal.process( - input_series_names=["ReactorTemp#1_RAW#1"], - processing_function=resample, +temperature_signal.process( + input_time_series_names=[raw_series_name], + transform_function=resample, frequency="1H" ) # Fill gaps with linear interpolation -signal.process( - input_series_names=["ReactorTemp#1_RESAMPLED#1"], - processing_function=linear_interpolation +resampled_name = list(temperature_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] +temperature_signal.process( + input_time_series_names=[resampled_name], + transform_function=linear_interpolation ) # Check what time series we now have -print(list(signal.time_series.keys())) -# Output: ['ReactorTemp#1_RAW#1', 'ReactorTemp#1_RESAMPLED#1', 'ReactorTemp#1_LIN-INT#1'] +print("Available time series after processing:") +for name in temperature_signal.time_series.keys(): + print(f" {name}") +``` + +**Output:** +``` +Available time series after processing: + ReactorTemp#1_RAW#1 + ReactorTemp#1_RESAMPLED#1 + ReactorTemp#1_LIN-INT#1 ``` ### Chaining Processing Steps ```python +# Create a fresh signal for chaining example +chain_data = pd.Series(np.random.normal(25, 3, 200), + index=pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=200, freq='30min'), + name="RAW") +chain_signal = Signal( + input_data=chain_data, + name="ChainExample", + provenance=provenance, + units="°C" +) + # Start with raw data -current_series = "ReactorTemp#1_RAW#1" +current_series = list(chain_signal.time_series.keys())[0] +print(f"Starting with: {current_series}") # Chain multiple processing steps processing_chain = [ - (resample, {"frequency": "10min"}), + (resample, {"frequency": "1H"}), (linear_interpolation, {}), ] for func, params in processing_chain: - signal.process([current_series], func, **params) + chain_signal.process([current_series], func, **params) # Get the name of the newly created series - current_series = list(signal.time_series.keys())[-1] + current_series = list(chain_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] print(f"Applied {func.__name__}, now have: {current_series}") ``` -### Available Processing Functions +**Output:** +``` +Starting with: ChainExample#1_RAW#1 +Applied resample, now have: ChainExample#1_RESAMPLED#1 +Applied linear_interpolation, now have: ChainExample#1_LIN-INT#1 +``` -meteaudata includes several built-in processing functions: +### Available Processing Functions ```python from meteaudata import ( resample, # Change sampling frequency linear_interpolation, # Fill gaps with linear interpolation subset, # Extract time ranges - replace_ranges # Replace values in specific ranges + # replace_ranges # Replace values in specific ranges - check if available ) +# Create a signal for processing examples +proc_data = pd.Series(np.random.normal(22, 2, 144), + index=pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=144, freq='10min'), + name="RAW") +proc_signal = Signal( + input_data=proc_data, + name="ProcessingExample", + provenance=provenance, + units="°C" +) + +raw_name = list(proc_signal.time_series.keys())[0] + # Resample to different frequencies -signal.process(["ReactorTemp#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="5min") -signal.process(["ReactorTemp#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="1D") +proc_signal.process([raw_name], resample, frequency="30min") +resample_30min = list(proc_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] + +proc_signal.process([raw_name], resample, frequency="1H") +resample_1h = list(proc_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] + +print("Created resampled series:") +print(f" 30min: {resample_30min}") +print(f" 1H: {resample_1h}") -# Extract a specific time period -from datetime import datetime -signal.process( - ["ReactorTemp#1_RAW#1"], +# Extract a specific time period (using rank-based subset for integer positions) +proc_signal.process( + [raw_name], subset, - start_time=datetime(2024, 1, 1, 8, 0), - end_time=datetime(2024, 1, 1, 18, 0) + start_position=48, # Start at position 48 (integer index) + end_position=96, # End at position 96 (integer index) + rank_based=True # Use integer positions, not datetime index values ) +subset_name = list(proc_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] +print(f"Created subset: {subset_name}") # Fill gaps in data -signal.process(["ReactorTemp#1_SUBSET#1"], linear_interpolation) +proc_signal.process([subset_name], linear_interpolation) +final_name = list(proc_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] +print(f"Final processed series: {final_name}") +``` + +**Output:** +``` +Created resampled series: + 30min: ProcessingExample#1_RESAMPLED#1 + 1H: ProcessingExample#1_RESAMPLED#2 +Created subset: ProcessingExample#1_SLICE#1 +Final processed series: ProcessingExample#1_LIN-INT#1 ``` ## Working with Multiple Time Series @@ -179,18 +264,33 @@ signal.process(["ReactorTemp#1_SUBSET#1"], linear_interpolation) ```python # A signal can contain multiple processed versions of the data -signal_keys = list(signal.time_series.keys()) +signal_keys = list(proc_signal.time_series.keys()) print("Available time series:") for key in signal_keys: - ts = signal.time_series[key] + ts = proc_signal.time_series[key] print(f" {key}: {len(ts.series)} points") # Compare raw vs processed data -raw_data = signal.time_series["ReactorTemp#1_RAW#1"].series -processed_data = signal.time_series["ReactorTemp#1_RESAMPLED#1"].series +raw_data = proc_signal.time_series[signal_keys[0]].series +processed_data = proc_signal.time_series[signal_keys[1]].series +print(f"\nData comparison:") print(f"Raw data: {len(raw_data)} points") -print(f"Resampled data: {len(processed_data)} points") +print(f"First processed: {len(processed_data)} points") +``` + +**Output:** +``` +Available time series: + ProcessingExample#1_RAW#1: 144 points + ProcessingExample#1_RESAMPLED#1: 48 points + ProcessingExample#1_RESAMPLED#2: 24 points + ProcessingExample#1_SLICE#1: 48 points + ProcessingExample#1_LIN-INT#1: 48 points + +Data comparison: +Raw data: 144 points +First processed: 48 points ``` ### Processing History @@ -208,8 +308,21 @@ def show_processing_history(signal, series_name): print(f" Parameters: {step.parameters}") # Show history for the most processed series -latest_series = list(signal.time_series.keys())[-1] -show_processing_history(signal, latest_series) +latest_series = list(proc_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] +show_processing_history(proc_signal, latest_series) +``` + +**Output:** +``` +Processing history for ProcessingExample#1_LIN-INT#1: + 1. A simple processing function that slices a series to given indices. + Function: subset v0.1 + When: 2025-07-24 10:30:05.411596 + Parameters: start_position=48 end_position=96 rank_based=True + 2. A simple processing function that linearly interpolates a series + Function: linear interpolation v0.1 + When: 2025-07-24 10:30:05.412091 + Parameters: ``` ## Visualization and Display @@ -217,15 +330,32 @@ show_processing_history(signal, latest_series) ### Built-in Display Methods ```python -# Rich display in Jupyter notebooks -signal.display() # Shows metadata + plots +# Rich display shows metadata + structure +temperature_signal.display() -# Plot time series data -signal.plot() # Plots all time series in the signal +# Plot time series data - need to specify which series to plot +all_series_names = list(temperature_signal.time_series.keys()) +fig = temperature_signal.plot(ts_names=all_series_names) # Plot all time series in the signal +print("Generated plot for all time series") # Plot specific time series -signal.plot(series_names=["ReactorTemp#1_RAW#1", "ReactorTemp#1_RESAMPLED#1"]) +series_names = list(temperature_signal.time_series.keys())[:2] # First 2 series +if len(series_names) > 1: + fig2 = temperature_signal.plot(ts_names=series_names) + print(f"Generated comparison plot for: {series_names}") +``` + +**Output:** ``` +Generated plot for all time series +Generated comparison plot for: ['ReactorTemp#1_RAW#1', 'ReactorTemp#1_RESAMPLED#1'] +``` + +--8<-- "assets/generated/meteaudata_signal_plot_c21c8776.html" + +--8<-- "assets/generated/meteaudata_timeseries_plot_c21c8776.html" + +--8<-- "assets/generated/display_content_c21c8776_1.html" ### Custom Visualization @@ -233,48 +363,111 @@ signal.plot(series_names=["ReactorTemp#1_RAW#1", "ReactorTemp#1_RESAMPLED#1"]) import matplotlib.pyplot as plt # Extract data for custom plotting -raw_series = signal.time_series["ReactorTemp#1_RAW#1"].series -processed_series = signal.time_series["ReactorTemp#1_LIN-INT#1"].series +series_names = list(temperature_signal.time_series.keys()) +raw_series = temperature_signal.time_series[series_names[0]].series plt.figure(figsize=(12, 6)) plt.plot(raw_series.index, raw_series.values, label="Raw", alpha=0.7) -plt.plot(processed_series.index, processed_series.values, label="Processed", linewidth=2) + +if len(series_names) > 1: + processed_series = temperature_signal.time_series[series_names[-1]].series + plt.plot(processed_series.index, processed_series.values, label="Processed", linewidth=2) + plt.xlabel("Time") -plt.ylabel(f"Temperature ({signal.units})") -plt.title(f"{signal.name} - Raw vs Processed") +plt.ylabel(f"Temperature ({temperature_signal.units})") +plt.title(f"{temperature_signal.name} - Data Overview") plt.legend() plt.grid(True, alpha=0.3) plt.show() ``` +**Output:** + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmplvl7jxg2.py", line 385, in + import matplotlib.pyplot as plt +ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'matplotlib' +``` + +--8<-- "assets/generated/display_content_d892cc6b_1.html" + +--8<-- "assets/generated/meteaudata_signal_plot_d892cc6b.html" + +--8<-- "assets/generated/meteaudata_timeseries_plot_d892cc6b.html" + ## Saving and Loading Signals ### Save Signal to Disk ```python -# Save signal to a directory -signal.save("./reactor_temperature_data") +import tempfile +import os + +# Save signal to a temporary directory for demonstration +temp_dir = tempfile.mkdtemp() +save_path = os.path.join(temp_dir, "reactor_temperature_data") + +temperature_signal.save(save_path) +print(f"Signal saved to: {save_path}") + +# List what was created +if os.path.exists(save_path): + files = os.listdir(save_path) + print("Created files:") + for file in files: + print(f" {file}") +``` + +**Output:** -# This creates: -# ./reactor_temperature_data/ -# ├── ReactorTemp.zip # Contains all data and metadata -# └── metadata.yaml # Human-readable metadata summary +**Errors:** ``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpmd9wvj9b.py", line 382, in + import matplotlib.pyplot as plt +ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'matplotlib' +``` + +--8<-- "assets/generated/display_content_70d1000c_1.html" + +--8<-- "assets/generated/meteaudata_timeseries_plot_70d1000c.html" + +--8<-- "assets/generated/meteaudata_signal_plot_70d1000c.html" ### Load Signal from Disk ```python # Load signal back from directory -loaded_signal = Signal.load_from_directory( - "./reactor_temperature_data/ReactorTemp.zip", - "ReactorTemp" -) +zip_files = [f for f in os.listdir(save_path) if f.endswith('.zip')] +if zip_files: + zip_path = os.path.join(save_path, zip_files[0]) + loaded_signal = Signal.load_from_directory(zip_path, "ReactorTemp") + + # Verify it loaded correctly + print(f"Loaded signal: {loaded_signal.name}") + print(f"Time series: {list(loaded_signal.time_series.keys())}") + print(f"Units: {loaded_signal.units}") +else: + print("No zip file found for loading example") +``` + +**Output:** -# Verify it loaded correctly -print(f"Loaded signal: {loaded_signal.name}") -print(f"Time series: {list(loaded_signal.time_series.keys())}") -print(f"Units: {loaded_signal.units}") +**Errors:** ``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp8rol2qi3.py", line 382, in + import matplotlib.pyplot as plt +ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'matplotlib' +``` + +--8<-- "assets/generated/display_content_cab080e1_1.html" + +--8<-- "assets/generated/meteaudata_timeseries_plot_cab080e1.html" + +--8<-- "assets/generated/meteaudata_signal_plot_cab080e1.html" ## Advanced Signal Operations @@ -283,26 +476,59 @@ print(f"Units: {loaded_signal.units}") Create multiple processing branches from the same raw data: ```python -raw_series = "ReactorTemp#1_RAW#1" +# Create a signal for branching example +branch_data = pd.Series(np.random.normal(18, 2, 288), + index=pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=288, freq='5min'), + name="RAW") +branch_signal = Signal( + input_data=branch_data, + name="BranchExample", + provenance=provenance, + units="°C" +) + +raw_series = list(branch_signal.time_series.keys())[0] # Branch 1: High-frequency analysis -signal.process([raw_series], resample, frequency="1min") -high_freq_series = list(signal.time_series.keys())[-1] +branch_signal.process([raw_series], resample, frequency="1min") +high_freq_series = list(branch_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] # Branch 2: Daily trends -signal.process([raw_series], resample, frequency="1D") -daily_series = list(signal.time_series.keys())[-1] +branch_signal.process([raw_series], resample, frequency="1H") +hourly_series = list(branch_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] -# Branch 3: Quality control -signal.process([raw_series], subset, start_time=start, end_time=end) -qc_series = list(signal.time_series.keys())[-1] +# Branch 3: Quality control subset (first 100 data points) +branch_signal.process([raw_series], subset, start_position=0, end_position=100, rank_based=True) +qc_series = list(branch_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] print("Processing branches created:") print(f" High frequency: {high_freq_series}") -print(f" Daily trends: {daily_series}") +print(f" Hourly trends: {hourly_series}") print(f" Quality control: {qc_series}") + +# Show final signal structure +print(f"\nFinal signal has {len(branch_signal.time_series)} time series:") +for name in branch_signal.time_series.keys(): + ts = branch_signal.time_series[name] + print(f" {name}: {len(ts.series)} points") ``` +**Output:** + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpmhxz9j6r.py", line 382, in + import matplotlib.pyplot as plt +ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'matplotlib' +``` + +--8<-- "assets/generated/meteaudata_timeseries_plot_87044375.html" + +--8<-- "assets/generated/display_content_87044375_1.html" + +--8<-- "assets/generated/meteaudata_signal_plot_87044375.html" + ## Best Practices ### Signal Naming @@ -331,4 +557,4 @@ print(f" Quality control: {qc_series}") - Learn about [Managing Datasets](datasets.md) to work with multiple signals - Explore [Time Series Processing](time-series.md) for advanced processing techniques - Check out [Processing Steps](processing-steps.md) to create custom processing functions -- See [Visualization](visualization.md) for advanced plotting techniques +- See [Visualization](visualization.md) for advanced plotting techniques \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/user-guide/signals_template.md b/docs/user-guide/signals_template.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c557831 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/user-guide/signals_template.md @@ -0,0 +1,404 @@ +# Working with Signals + +Signals are the fundamental building blocks of meteaudata. They represent a single measured parameter (like temperature, pH, or flow rate) along with its complete history and metadata. This guide covers everything you need to know about creating, processing, and managing signals. + +## Creating Signals + +### Basic Signal Creation + +```python exec="setup:base" +import numpy as np +import pandas as pd +from meteaudata import Signal, DataProvenance + +# Create sample time series data +timestamps = pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=100, freq='1H') +temperature_data = np.random.normal(20, 2, 100) # Temperature around 20°C +data_series = pd.Series(temperature_data, index=timestamps, name="RAW") + +# Define data provenance +provenance = DataProvenance( + source_repository="Plant SCADA System", + project="Energy Optimization Study", + location="Reactor 1 outlet", + equipment="Thermocouple TC-101", + parameter="Temperature", + purpose="Monitor reactor temperature for process control", + metadata_id="TC101_2024_001" +) + +# Create the signal +temperature_signal = Signal( + input_data=data_series, + name="ReactorTemp", + provenance=provenance, + units="°C" +) + +print(f"Created signal '{temperature_signal.name}' with {len(temperature_signal.time_series)} time series") +``` + +### From Different Data Sources + +```python exec="continue" +# Example patterns for different data sources + +# From CSV file (example pattern) +print("Example: Loading from CSV") +print("data = pd.read_csv('sensor_data.csv', index_col=0, parse_dates=True)") +print("signal = Signal(input_data=data['temperature'].rename('RAW'), ...)") + +# From existing pandas Series (working example) +existing_series = pd.Series(np.random.normal(15, 1, 50), + index=pd.date_range('2024-01-02', periods=50, freq='2H'), + name="RAW") +flow_signal = Signal( + input_data=existing_series, + name="FlowRate", + provenance=provenance, + units="L/min" +) + +print(f"Created flow signal: {flow_signal.name}") +``` + +## Understanding Signal Structure + +### Time Series Organization + +After creation, your signal contains one TimeSeries object: + +```python exec="continue" +print("Time series keys:", list(temperature_signal.time_series.keys())) + +# Access the raw time series +ts_name = list(temperature_signal.time_series.keys())[0] +raw_series = temperature_signal.time_series[ts_name] +print(f"Data points: {len(raw_series.series)}") +print(f"Processing steps: {len(raw_series.processing_steps)}") +``` + +### Signal Metadata + +```python exec="continue" +# Access signal-level information +print(f"Signal name: {temperature_signal.name}") +print(f"Units: {temperature_signal.units}") +print(f"Equipment: {temperature_signal.provenance.equipment}") +print(f"Location: {temperature_signal.provenance.location}") + +# View all available time series +for ts_name in temperature_signal.time_series.keys(): + ts = temperature_signal.time_series[ts_name] + print(f"{ts_name}: {len(ts.series)} points, {len(ts.processing_steps)} steps") +``` + +## Processing Signals + +### Basic Processing Operations + +```python exec="continue" +from meteaudata import resample, linear_interpolation + +# Get the raw series name +raw_series_name = list(temperature_signal.time_series.keys())[0] + +# Resample to hourly data +temperature_signal.process( + input_time_series_names=[raw_series_name], + transform_function=resample, + frequency="1H" +) + +# Fill gaps with linear interpolation +resampled_name = list(temperature_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] +temperature_signal.process( + input_time_series_names=[resampled_name], + transform_function=linear_interpolation +) + +# Check what time series we now have +print("Available time series after processing:") +for name in temperature_signal.time_series.keys(): + print(f" {name}") +``` + +### Chaining Processing Steps + +```python exec="continue" +# Create a fresh signal for chaining example +chain_data = pd.Series(np.random.normal(25, 3, 200), + index=pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=200, freq='30min'), + name="RAW") +chain_signal = Signal( + input_data=chain_data, + name="ChainExample", + provenance=provenance, + units="°C" +) + +# Start with raw data +current_series = list(chain_signal.time_series.keys())[0] +print(f"Starting with: {current_series}") + +# Chain multiple processing steps +processing_chain = [ + (resample, {"frequency": "1H"}), + (linear_interpolation, {}), +] + +for func, params in processing_chain: + chain_signal.process([current_series], func, **params) + # Get the name of the newly created series + current_series = list(chain_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] + print(f"Applied {func.__name__}, now have: {current_series}") +``` + +### Available Processing Functions + +```python exec="continue" +from meteaudata import ( + resample, # Change sampling frequency + linear_interpolation, # Fill gaps with linear interpolation + subset, # Extract time ranges + # replace_ranges # Replace values in specific ranges - check if available +) + +# Create a signal for processing examples +proc_data = pd.Series(np.random.normal(22, 2, 144), + index=pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=144, freq='10min'), + name="RAW") +proc_signal = Signal( + input_data=proc_data, + name="ProcessingExample", + provenance=provenance, + units="°C" +) + +raw_name = list(proc_signal.time_series.keys())[0] + +# Resample to different frequencies +proc_signal.process([raw_name], resample, frequency="30min") +resample_30min = list(proc_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] + +proc_signal.process([raw_name], resample, frequency="1H") +resample_1h = list(proc_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] + +print("Created resampled series:") +print(f" 30min: {resample_30min}") +print(f" 1H: {resample_1h}") + +# Extract a specific time period (using rank-based subset for integer positions) +proc_signal.process( + [raw_name], + subset, + start_position=48, # Start at position 48 (integer index) + end_position=96, # End at position 96 (integer index) + rank_based=True # Use integer positions, not datetime index values +) +subset_name = list(proc_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] +print(f"Created subset: {subset_name}") + +# Fill gaps in data +proc_signal.process([subset_name], linear_interpolation) +final_name = list(proc_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] +print(f"Final processed series: {final_name}") +``` + +## Working with Multiple Time Series + +### Accessing Different Processing Stages + +```python exec="continue" +# A signal can contain multiple processed versions of the data +signal_keys = list(proc_signal.time_series.keys()) +print("Available time series:") +for key in signal_keys: + ts = proc_signal.time_series[key] + print(f" {key}: {len(ts.series)} points") + +# Compare raw vs processed data +raw_data = proc_signal.time_series[signal_keys[0]].series +processed_data = proc_signal.time_series[signal_keys[1]].series + +print(f"\nData comparison:") +print(f"Raw data: {len(raw_data)} points") +print(f"First processed: {len(processed_data)} points") +``` + +### Processing History + +```python exec="continue" +# View complete processing history +def show_processing_history(signal, series_name): + ts = signal.time_series[series_name] + print(f"\nProcessing history for {series_name}:") + for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps, 1): + print(f" {i}. {step.description}") + print(f" Function: {step.function_info.name} v{step.function_info.version}") + print(f" When: {step.run_datetime}") + if step.parameters: + print(f" Parameters: {step.parameters}") + +# Show history for the most processed series +latest_series = list(proc_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] +show_processing_history(proc_signal, latest_series) +``` + +## Visualization and Display + +### Built-in Display Methods + +```python exec="continue" +# Rich display shows metadata + structure +temperature_signal.display() + +# Plot time series data - need to specify which series to plot +all_series_names = list(temperature_signal.time_series.keys()) +fig = temperature_signal.plot(ts_names=all_series_names) # Plot all time series in the signal +print("Generated plot for all time series") + +# Plot specific time series +series_names = list(temperature_signal.time_series.keys())[:2] # First 2 series +if len(series_names) > 1: + fig2 = temperature_signal.plot(ts_names=series_names) + print(f"Generated comparison plot for: {series_names}") +``` + +### Custom Visualization + +```python exec="continue" +import matplotlib.pyplot as plt + +# Extract data for custom plotting +series_names = list(temperature_signal.time_series.keys()) +raw_series = temperature_signal.time_series[series_names[0]].series + +plt.figure(figsize=(12, 6)) +plt.plot(raw_series.index, raw_series.values, label="Raw", alpha=0.7) + +if len(series_names) > 1: + processed_series = temperature_signal.time_series[series_names[-1]].series + plt.plot(processed_series.index, processed_series.values, label="Processed", linewidth=2) + +plt.xlabel("Time") +plt.ylabel(f"Temperature ({temperature_signal.units})") +plt.title(f"{temperature_signal.name} - Data Overview") +plt.legend() +plt.grid(True, alpha=0.3) +plt.show() +``` + +## Saving and Loading Signals + +### Save Signal to Disk + +```python exec="continue" +import tempfile +import os + +# Save signal to a temporary directory for demonstration +temp_dir = tempfile.mkdtemp() +save_path = os.path.join(temp_dir, "reactor_temperature_data") + +temperature_signal.save(save_path) +print(f"Signal saved to: {save_path}") + +# List what was created +if os.path.exists(save_path): + files = os.listdir(save_path) + print("Created files:") + for file in files: + print(f" {file}") +``` + +### Load Signal from Disk + +```python exec="continue" +# Load signal back from directory +zip_files = [f for f in os.listdir(save_path) if f.endswith('.zip')] +if zip_files: + zip_path = os.path.join(save_path, zip_files[0]) + loaded_signal = Signal.load_from_directory(zip_path, "ReactorTemp") + + # Verify it loaded correctly + print(f"Loaded signal: {loaded_signal.name}") + print(f"Time series: {list(loaded_signal.time_series.keys())}") + print(f"Units: {loaded_signal.units}") +else: + print("No zip file found for loading example") +``` + +## Advanced Signal Operations + +### Branching Processing + +Create multiple processing branches from the same raw data: + +```python exec="continue" +# Create a signal for branching example +branch_data = pd.Series(np.random.normal(18, 2, 288), + index=pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=288, freq='5min'), + name="RAW") +branch_signal = Signal( + input_data=branch_data, + name="BranchExample", + provenance=provenance, + units="°C" +) + +raw_series = list(branch_signal.time_series.keys())[0] + +# Branch 1: High-frequency analysis +branch_signal.process([raw_series], resample, frequency="1min") +high_freq_series = list(branch_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] + +# Branch 2: Daily trends +branch_signal.process([raw_series], resample, frequency="1H") +hourly_series = list(branch_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] + +# Branch 3: Quality control subset (first 100 data points) +branch_signal.process([raw_series], subset, start_position=0, end_position=100, rank_based=True) +qc_series = list(branch_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] + +print("Processing branches created:") +print(f" High frequency: {high_freq_series}") +print(f" Hourly trends: {hourly_series}") +print(f" Quality control: {qc_series}") + +# Show final signal structure +print(f"\nFinal signal has {len(branch_signal.time_series)} time series:") +for name in branch_signal.time_series.keys(): + ts = branch_signal.time_series[name] + print(f" {name}: {len(ts.series)} points") +``` + +## Best Practices + +### Signal Naming +- Use descriptive names: `"ReactorTemp"` not `"T1"` +- Be consistent across your project +- Include location/equipment info if helpful: `"Reactor1_Temperature"` + +### Metadata Management +- Always provide complete DataProvenance information +- Include equipment model numbers and calibration dates +- Document the physical meaning of your parameters + +### Processing Strategy +- Keep raw data unchanged +- Apply processing steps incrementally +- Document the purpose of each processing step +- Validate data quality after each major processing step + +### Performance Considerations +- Large signals (>1M points) may be slow to process +- Consider resampling to reduce data size before complex operations +- Save intermediate results for long processing pipelines + +## Next Steps + +- Learn about [Managing Datasets](datasets.md) to work with multiple signals +- Explore [Time Series Processing](time-series.md) for advanced processing techniques +- Check out [Processing Steps](processing-steps.md) to create custom processing functions +- See [Visualization](visualization.md) for advanced plotting techniques \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/user-guide/time-series_template.md b/docs/user-guide/time-series_template.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7f93215 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/user-guide/time-series_template.md @@ -0,0 +1,737 @@ +# Time Series Processing + +This guide covers time series processing concepts in meteaudata, including processing pipelines, understanding TimeSeries objects, and working with univariate processing functions to transform time series data while maintaining complete metadata and processing history. + +## Understanding TimeSeries Objects + +Every processed time series in meteaudata is represented by a `TimeSeries` object that contains both the data and its complete processing history. + +### TimeSeries Structure + +```python exec="simple_signal" +# Examine the TimeSeries object +ts_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] # "Temperature#1_RAW#1" +time_series = signal.time_series[ts_name] + +print(f"TimeSeries name: {ts_name}") +print(f"Data points: {len(time_series.series)}") +print(f"Processing steps: {len(time_series.processing_steps)}") # 1 for raw data creation +print(f"Index type: {type(time_series.series.index)}") +print(f"Values dtype: {time_series.values_dtype}") +print(f"Created on: {time_series.created_on}") +print(f"First few values: {time_series.series.head(3).values}") +print(f"Index range: {time_series.series.index[0]} to {time_series.series.index[-1]}") +``` + +### TimeSeries Components + +Each `TimeSeries` object contains: + +- **series**: The actual pandas Series with data +- **processing_steps**: List of ProcessingStep objects documenting transformations +- **index_metadata**: Information about the index structure for proper reconstruction +- **values_dtype**: Data type of the values +- **created_on**: Timestamp of creation + +```python exec="continue" +# Examine TimeSeries components in detail +ts = signal.time_series[list(signal.time_series.keys())[0]] + +print("TimeSeries Components:") +print(f"- series type: {type(ts.series)}") +print(f"- series shape: {ts.series.shape}") +print(f"- index_metadata: {ts.index_metadata}") +print(f"- values_dtype: {ts.values_dtype}") +print(f"- processing_steps count: {len(ts.processing_steps)}") + +if ts.processing_steps: + step = ts.processing_steps[0] + print(f"- first step type: {step.type}") + print(f"- first step description: {step.description}") +``` + +### TimeSeries Naming Convention + +meteaudata uses a structured naming system to track processing history: + +``` +{SignalName}#{SignalVersion}_{ProcessingSuffix}#{StepNumber} +``` + +```python exec="continue" +# Demonstrate naming convention by applying several processing steps +from meteaudata import resample, linear_interpolation, subset + +print("Original time series:") +original_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] +print(f"- {original_name}") + +# Apply resampling +signal.process([original_name], resample, frequency="2H") +resample_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[-1] +print(f"- {resample_name} (after resampling)") + +# Apply interpolation +signal.process([resample_name], linear_interpolation) +interp_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[-1] +print(f"- {interp_name} (after interpolation)") + +# Apply subset +signal.process([interp_name], subset, start=5, end=15, by_index=True) +subset_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[-1] +print(f"- {subset_name} (after subsetting)") + +print("\nNaming breakdown:") +print("- Temperature#1_RAW#1: Original raw temperature data") +print("- Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1: After resampling operation") +print("- Temperature#1_INTERPOLATED#1: After linear interpolation") +print("- Temperature#1_SUBSET#1: After subsetting operation") +print("\nThis ensures every time series can be uniquely identified and its processing history traced.") +``` + +## Univariate Processing Functions + +Univariate processing functions operate on individual time series within a signal. All functions follow the `SignalTransformFunctionProtocol`. + +### Available Processing Functions + +#### Resampling + +Change the temporal resolution of time series data: + +```python exec="continue" +from meteaudata import resample + +print("Resampling demonstration:") +original = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] +original_ts = signal.time_series[original] +print(f"Original frequency: ~{pd.infer_freq(original_ts.series.index)}") +print(f"Original points: {len(original_ts.series)}") + +# Resample to different frequencies +signal.process([original], resample, frequency="2H") +resampled_2h = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "RESAMPLED" in k][-1] +print(f"After 2H resampling: {len(signal.time_series[resampled_2h].series)} points") + +# Try daily resampling from the original +signal.process([original], resample, frequency="1D") +resampled_1d = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "RESAMPLED" in k][-1] +print(f"After 1D resampling: {len(signal.time_series[resampled_1d].series)} points") + +print(f"\nAvailable resampled series:") +for name in signal.time_series.keys(): + if "RESAMPLED" in name: + print(f" - {name}: {len(signal.time_series[name].series)} points") +``` + +#### Linear Interpolation + +Fill missing values using linear interpolation: + +```python exec="continue" +from meteaudata import linear_interpolation +import numpy as np + +# First create a series with some NaN values by resampling to higher frequency +original = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] +signal.process([original], resample, frequency="30T") # 30-minute intervals +resampled = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "RESAMPLED" in k][-1] + +print("Linear interpolation demonstration:") +pre_interp_ts = signal.time_series[resampled] +nulls_before = pre_interp_ts.series.isnull().sum() +print(f"NaN values before interpolation: {nulls_before}") + +# Apply linear interpolation +signal.process([resampled], linear_interpolation) +interp_name = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "INTERPOLATED" in k][-1] +interpolated_ts = signal.time_series[interp_name] +nulls_after = interpolated_ts.series.isnull().sum() + +print(f"NaN values after interpolation: {nulls_after}") +print(f"Points before: {len(pre_interp_ts.series)}") +print(f"Points after: {len(interpolated_ts.series)}") + +# Show example values around interpolation +if nulls_before > 0: + print(f"Interpolation successfully filled {nulls_before - nulls_after} NaN values") +``` + +#### Subsetting + +Extract portions of time series data: + +```python exec="continue" +from meteaudata import subset + +print("Subsetting demonstration:") +# Use one of our processed series +source_series = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] # Use raw data +source_ts = signal.time_series[source_series] + +print(f"Original series: {len(source_ts.series)} points") +print(f"Date range: {source_ts.series.index[0]} to {source_ts.series.index[-1]}") + +# Subset by index positions +signal.process([source_series], subset, start=10, end=30, by_index=True) +subset_name = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "SUBSET" in k][-1] +subset_ts = signal.time_series[subset_name] + +print(f"\nAfter subsetting (index 10-30):") +print(f"Subset contains: {len(subset_ts.series)} points") +print(f"Date range: {subset_ts.series.index[0]} to {subset_ts.series.index[-1]}") + +# Subset by datetime +from datetime import datetime +start_time = source_ts.series.index[5] +end_time = source_ts.series.index[25] + +signal.process([source_series], subset, + start_datetime=start_time, + end_datetime=end_time) +datetime_subset = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "SUBSET" in k][-1] +datetime_subset_ts = signal.time_series[datetime_subset] + +print(f"\nAfter datetime subsetting:") +print(f"Subset contains: {len(datetime_subset_ts.series)} points") +print(f"Date range: {datetime_subset_ts.series.index[0]} to {datetime_subset_ts.series.index[-1]}") +``` + +#### Range Replacement + +Replace values in specific ranges: + +```python exec="continue" +from meteaudata import replace_ranges +import numpy as np + +print("Range replacement demonstration:") +source_series = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] +source_ts = signal.time_series[source_series] + +# Get a date range for replacement (first 10% of the data) +start_date = source_ts.series.index[5] +end_date = source_ts.series.index[15] + +print(f"Original values in range {start_date} to {end_date}:") +original_values = source_ts.series[start_date:end_date] +print(f" Mean value: {original_values.mean():.2f}") +print(f" Count: {len(original_values)} points") + +# Replace values with NaN during this period +signal.process( + [source_series], + replace_ranges, + ranges=[(str(start_date), str(end_date))], + reason="sensor maintenance period", + replace_with=np.nan +) + +replaced_name = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "REPLACED" in k][-1] +replaced_ts = signal.time_series[replaced_name] + +print(f"\nAfter replacement:") +replaced_values = replaced_ts.series[start_date:end_date] +print(f" NaN values in range: {replaced_values.isnull().sum()}") +print(f" Total NaN values in series: {replaced_ts.series.isnull().sum()}") +``` + +## Processing Pipelines + +### Sequential Processing + +Build processing pipelines by chaining operations: + +```python exec="continue" +print("Sequential processing pipeline:") + +# Start with raw data +current_series = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] # Get raw series name +print(f"1. Starting with: {current_series}") +print(f" Points: {len(signal.time_series[current_series].series)}") + +# Step 1: Resample to 2-hour intervals +signal.process([current_series], resample, frequency="2H") +current_series = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "RESAMPLED" in k][-1] +print(f"2. After resampling: {current_series}") +print(f" Points: {len(signal.time_series[current_series].series)}") + +# Step 2: Fill gaps with linear interpolation +signal.process([current_series], linear_interpolation) +current_series = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "INTERPOLATED" in k][-1] +print(f"3. After interpolation: {current_series}") +print(f" Points: {len(signal.time_series[current_series].series)}") + +# Step 3: Extract specific portion +signal.process([current_series], subset, start=5, end=15, by_index=True) +current_series = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "SUBSET" in k][-1] +print(f"4. After subsetting: {current_series}") +print(f" Points: {len(signal.time_series[current_series].series)}") + +# Final result +final_data = signal.time_series[current_series].series +print(f"\nFinal pipeline result:") +print(f" - Series name: {current_series}") +print(f" - Points: {len(final_data)}") +print(f" - Processing steps: {len(signal.time_series[current_series].processing_steps)}") +print(f" - Date range: {final_data.index[0]} to {final_data.index[-1]}") +``` + +### Pipeline Function Creation + +Create reusable processing pipelines: + +```python exec="continue" +def standard_preprocessing_pipeline(signal, input_series_name, target_frequency="1H"): + """ + Standard preprocessing pipeline for time series data. + + Args: + signal: Signal object to process + input_series_name: Name of input time series + target_frequency: Target resampling frequency + + Returns: + Name of final processed time series + """ + print(f"Running standard pipeline on {input_series_name}") + + # Step 1: Resample to target frequency + signal.process([input_series_name], resample, frequency=target_frequency) + resampled = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "RESAMPLED" in k][-1] + print(f" Resampled to {target_frequency}: {resampled}") + + # Step 2: Fill gaps with interpolation + signal.process([resampled], linear_interpolation) + interpolated = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "INTERPOLATED" in k][-1] + print(f" Interpolated: {interpolated}") + + return interpolated + +# Apply pipeline to raw data +raw_series = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] +processed_series = standard_preprocessing_pipeline(signal, raw_series, "30T") + +print(f"\nPipeline completed!") +print(f"Input: {raw_series} ({len(signal.time_series[raw_series].series)} points)") +print(f"Output: {processed_series} ({len(signal.time_series[processed_series].series)} points)") +``` + +## Processing History and Metadata + +### Examining Processing Steps + +Each processed time series maintains complete history: + +```python exec="simple_signal" +# Get a processed time series with multiple steps +processed_series = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "INTERPOLATED" in k] +if processed_series: + series_name = processed_series[-1] # Get the most recent one + processed_ts = signal.time_series[series_name] + + print(f"Processing history for {series_name}:") + print(f"Total steps: {len(processed_ts.processing_steps)}") + + for i, step in enumerate(processed_ts.processing_steps, 1): + print(f"\nStep {i}:") + print(f" Type: {step.type}") + print(f" Function: {step.function_info.name} v{step.function_info.version}") + print(f" Description: {step.description}") + print(f" Executed: {step.run_datetime.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')}") + print(f" Suffix: {step.suffix}") + + if step.parameters: + param_dict = step.parameters.as_dict() + if param_dict: + print(f" Parameters: {param_dict}") +else: + print("No processed series with interpolation found in current signal") +``` + +### Function Information + +Each processing step includes complete function metadata: + +```python exec="simple_signal" +# Examine function information from any processing step +processed_keys = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if len(signal.time_series[k].processing_steps) > 1] +if processed_keys: + ts = signal.time_series[processed_keys[0]] + step = ts.processing_steps[-1] # Get the last processing step + func_info = step.function_info + + print("Function information:") + print(f" Name: {func_info.name}") + print(f" Version: {func_info.version}") + print(f" Author: {func_info.author}") + print(f" Reference: {func_info.reference}") + + # Check if source code was captured + if (func_info.source_code and + not func_info.source_code.startswith("Could not") and + not func_info.source_code.startswith("Function not")): + print(f" Source code captured: {len(func_info.source_code.splitlines())} lines") + else: + print(f" Source code: Not captured or not available") +``` + +### Parameters Tracking + +Processing functions can store parameters for reproducibility: + +```python exec="simple_signal" +# Find functions that use parameters (like resample) +print("Parameter tracking examples:") + +for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): + for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps): + if step.parameters and step.parameters.as_dict(): + params = step.parameters.as_dict() + print(f"\n{ts_name} - Step {i+1}:") + print(f" Function: {step.function_info.name}") + print(f" Parameters: {params}") + +if not any(step.parameters and step.parameters.as_dict() + for ts in signal.time_series.values() + for step in ts.processing_steps): + print("No parameter examples found in current processing history") +``` + +## Index Metadata Preservation + +meteaudata preserves index metadata to ensure proper reconstruction: + +```python exec="base" +# Create signal with specific index characteristics +import pandas as pd +import numpy as np + +np.random.seed(42) # For reproducible examples +datetime_index = pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=24, freq='1H', tz='UTC') +data_with_tz = pd.Series(np.random.randn(24), index=datetime_index, name="RAW") + +from meteaudata import DataProvenance, Signal +tz_provenance = DataProvenance( + source_repository="Timezone Demo", + project="Index Metadata Example", + location="UTC Location", + equipment="Timezone Sensor", + parameter="Timezone Parameter", + purpose="Demonstrate index metadata preservation", + metadata_id="tz_demo_001" +) + +tz_signal = Signal( + input_data=data_with_tz, + name="TimezoneSignal", + provenance=tz_provenance, + units="units" +) + +print("Index metadata preservation:") +print(f"Original data timezone: {data_with_tz.index.tz}") + +# Process the data +from meteaudata import resample +tz_signal.process([f"{tz_signal.name}#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="2H") + +# Examine index metadata preservation +raw_ts = tz_signal.time_series[f"{tz_signal.name}#1_RAW#1"] +index_meta = raw_ts.index_metadata + +print(f"\nIndex metadata for raw series:") +print(f" Type: {index_meta.type}") +print(f" Frequency: {index_meta.frequency}") +print(f" Timezone: {index_meta.time_zone}") +print(f" Data type: {index_meta.dtype}") + +# Verify the processed series maintains index characteristics +processed_ts = tz_signal.time_series[f"{tz_signal.name}#1_RESAMPLED#1"] +print(f"\nProcessed series verification:") +print(f" Original timezone: {raw_ts.series.index.tz}") +print(f" Processed timezone: {processed_ts.series.index.tz}") +print(f" Timezone preserved: {raw_ts.series.index.tz == processed_ts.series.index.tz}") +``` + +## Error Handling + +### Common Processing Errors + +Handle typical errors in processing pipelines: + +```python exec="base" +import pandas as pd +import numpy as np + +print("Error handling examples:") + +# Non-datetime index error +try: + # Create series with non-datetime index + numeric_index_data = pd.Series(np.random.randn(10), name="RAW") + bad_signal = Signal( + input_data=numeric_index_data, + name="BadSignal", + provenance=tz_provenance, # Reuse previous provenance + units="units" + ) + + from meteaudata import resample + bad_signal.process(["BadSignal#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="1H") + +except Exception as e: + print(f"1. Index error caught: {type(e).__name__}") + print(f" Message: {str(e)[:100]}...") + +# Missing time series error +try: + tz_signal.process(["NonExistent#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="1H") +except Exception as e: + print(f"2. Missing series error: {type(e).__name__}") + print(f" Message: {str(e)[:100]}...") + +print("\nError handling is important for robust processing pipelines!") +``` + +### Validation + +Validate processing results: + +```python exec="simple_signal" +def validate_processing_result(signal, series_name): + """Validate that processing was successful.""" + + if series_name not in signal.time_series: + return False, f"Series {series_name} not found" + + ts = signal.time_series[series_name] + + # Check for empty series + if len(ts.series) == 0: + return False, "Series is empty" + + # Check for all NaN values + if ts.series.isnull().all(): + return False, "Series contains only NaN values" + + # Check processing steps + if len(ts.processing_steps) == 0: + return False, "No processing steps recorded" + + # Check index consistency + if ts.index_metadata and ts.index_metadata.type != type(ts.series.index).__name__: + return False, "Index metadata inconsistent with actual index" + + return True, "Validation passed" + +# Validate some processed series +print("Validation results:") +test_series = list(signal.time_series.keys())[:3] # Test first 3 series +for series_name in test_series: + is_valid, message = validate_processing_result(signal, series_name) + status = "✓" if is_valid else "✗" + print(f" {status} {series_name}: {message}") +``` + +## Creating Custom Processing Functions + +### Function Template + +Follow the SignalTransformFunctionProtocol to create custom functions: + +```python exec="simple_signal" +import datetime +from meteaudata.types import FunctionInfo, Parameters, ProcessingStep, ProcessingType + +def smooth_data( + input_series: list, + window_size: int = 5, + *args, + **kwargs +): + """ + Custom smoothing function using rolling mean. + + Args: + input_series: List of pandas Series to process + window_size: Size of rolling window for smoothing + + Returns: + List of (processed_series, processing_steps) tuples + """ + + # Define function metadata + func_info = FunctionInfo( + name="rolling_mean_smoothing", + version="1.0", + author="Custom Author", + reference="Custom smoothing implementation" + ) + + # Store parameters + parameters = Parameters(window_size=window_size) + + # Create processing step + processing_step = ProcessingStep( + type=ProcessingType.SMOOTHING, + parameters=parameters, + function_info=func_info, + description=f"Rolling mean smoothing with window size {window_size}", + run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), + requires_calibration=False, + input_series_names=[str(s.name) for s in input_series], + suffix="SMOOTH" + ) + + outputs = [] + for col in input_series: + col = col.copy() + col_name = col.name + signal_name, _ = str(col_name).split("_", 1) + + # Validate index type + if not isinstance(col.index, (pd.DatetimeIndex, pd.TimedeltaIndex)): + raise IndexError( + f"Series {col.name} has index type {type(col.index)}. " + "Please provide either pd.DatetimeIndex or pd.TimedeltaIndex" + ) + + # Apply smoothing + smoothed = col.rolling(window=window_size, center=True).mean() + + # Name the output series + new_name = f"{signal_name}_SMOOTH" + smoothed.name = new_name + + outputs.append((smoothed, [processing_step])) + + return outputs + +# Use the custom function +source_series = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] +print(f"Applying custom smoothing to: {source_series}") + +signal.process([source_series], smooth_data, window_size=3) + +# Examine the result +smoothed_keys = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "SMOOTH" in k] +if smoothed_keys: + smoothed_ts = signal.time_series[smoothed_keys[-1]] + print(f"Smoothed series created: {smoothed_keys[-1]}") + print(f"Parameters used: {smoothed_ts.processing_steps[-1].parameters.as_dict()}") + print(f"Original points: {len(signal.time_series[source_series].series)}") + print(f"Smoothed points: {len(smoothed_ts.series)}") + + # Show effect of smoothing + original_std = signal.time_series[source_series].series.std() + smoothed_std = smoothed_ts.series.std() + print(f"Standard deviation - Original: {original_std:.3f}, Smoothed: {smoothed_std:.3f}") +``` + +## Best Practices + +### 1. Chain Processing Logically + +```python exec="simple_signal" +print("Best practice: Logical processing sequence") + +# Start fresh for demonstration +raw_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] +print(f"Starting with: {raw_name}") + +# Good: Logical sequence +print("\n1. Standardize frequency with resampling") +signal.process([raw_name], resample, frequency="1H") +step1 = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "RESAMPLED" in k][-1] + +print("2. Fill gaps with interpolation") +signal.process([step1], linear_interpolation) +step2 = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "INTERPOLATED" in k][-1] + +print("3. Extract region of interest") +signal.process([step2], subset, start=10, end=40, by_index=True) +final = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "SUBSET" in k][-1] + +print(f"\nLogical pipeline completed: {final}") +print("This sequence makes sense: resample → fill gaps → extract ROI") +``` + +### 2. Preserve Processing Context + +```python exec="simple_signal" +print("Best practice: Document processing intent") + +# Use replace_ranges with clear documentation +source = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] +source_ts = signal.time_series[source] + +# Pick a meaningful date range for replacement +start_idx = len(source_ts.series) // 4 +end_idx = start_idx + 5 +start_date = source_ts.series.index[start_idx] +end_date = source_ts.series.index[end_idx] + +signal.process( + [source], + replace_ranges, + ranges=[(str(start_date), str(end_date))], + reason="sensor calibration period - data flagged as invalid", # Clear reason + replace_with=np.nan +) + +replaced_key = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "REPLACED" in k][-1] +replaced_ts = signal.time_series[replaced_key] + +print(f"Replaced data in range {start_date} to {end_date}") +print(f"Reason: {replaced_ts.processing_steps[-1].description}") +print("Clear documentation helps future users understand the processing rationale") +``` + +### 3. Validate at Each Step + +```python exec="simple_signal" +def robust_processing_pipeline(signal, input_series): + """Pipeline with validation at each step.""" + + current = input_series + print(f"Starting robust pipeline with: {current}") + + # Step 1: Resample + signal.process([current], resample, frequency="2H") + current = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "RESAMPLED" in k][-1] + + # Validate step 1 + if signal.time_series[current].series.empty: + raise ValueError("Resampling resulted in empty series") + print(f"✓ Step 1 validated: {current}") + + # Step 2: Interpolate + signal.process([current], linear_interpolation) + current = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "INTERPOLATED" in k][-1] + + # Validate step 2 + remaining_nulls = signal.time_series[current].series.isnull().sum() + if remaining_nulls > 0: + print(f"⚠ Warning: {remaining_nulls} null values remain after interpolation") + else: + print(f"✓ Step 2 validated: no null values remaining") + + print(f"✓ Pipeline completed: {current}") + return current + +# Use robust pipeline +try: + source = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] + final_series = robust_processing_pipeline(signal, source) + print(f"\nRobust pipeline succeeded: {final_series}") +except ValueError as e: + print(f"Pipeline failed validation: {e}") +``` + +## See Also + +- [Working with Signals](signals.md) - Understanding signal structure and management +- [Processing Steps](processing-steps.md) - Detailed processing step documentation +- [Metadata Visualization](metadata-visualization.md) - Exploring processing history +- [Saving and Loading](saving-loading.md) - Persisting processed time series \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/user-guide/visualization.md b/docs/user-guide/visualization.md index 83fafb2..308b530 100644 --- a/docs/user-guide/visualization.md +++ b/docs/user-guide/visualization.md @@ -19,50 +19,61 @@ meteaudata provides several visualization approaches: ### Basic Time Series Plotting ```python -import numpy as np -import pandas as pd -from meteaudata.types import Signal, DataProvenance -from meteaudata.processing_steps.univariate import resample, interpolate - -# Create sample data -timestamps = pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=100, freq='1H') -temperature_data = pd.Series( - 20 + 5 * np.sin(np.arange(100) * 2 * np.pi / 24) + np.random.normal(0, 0.5, 100), - index=timestamps, - name="RAW" -) - -provenance = DataProvenance( - source_repository="Example System", - project="Visualization Demo", - location="Demo location", - equipment="Temperature sensor", - parameter="Temperature", - purpose="Demonstrate plotting features", - metadata_id="VIZ_DEMO_001" -) +# The signal has been pre-created with sample data and processing applied +print(f"Signal: {signal.name} ({signal.units})") +print(f"Available time series: {list(signal.time_series.keys())}") -signal = Signal( - input_data=temperature_data, - name="Temperature", - provenance=provenance, - units="°C" -) +# Plot individual time series +raw_ts_name = "Temperature#1_RAW#1" +raw_ts = signal.time_series[raw_ts_name] +print(f"Plotting {raw_ts_name} with {len(raw_ts.series)} data points") -# Apply some processing -signal.process([f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1"], resample.resample, "2H") -signal.process([f"{signal.name}#1_RESAMPLED#1"], interpolate.linear_interpolation) +fig = raw_ts.plot(title="Individual Time Series Plot") +print("Generated individual time series plot") -# Plot individual time series -raw_ts = signal.time_series[f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1"] -fig = raw_ts.plot() -fig.show() +# Plot multiple time series from the signal +ts_names = ["Temperature#1_RAW#1", "Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"] +signal_fig = signal.plot(ts_names, title="Multi-Time Series Plot") +print(f"Generated signal plot with {len(ts_names)} time series") +``` -# Plot all time series in signal -signal_fig = signal.plot([f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1", f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"]) -signal_fig.show() +**Output:** +``` +Signal: Temperature#1 (°C) +Available time series: ['Temperature#1_RAW#1', 'Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1', 'Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1'] +Plotting Temperature#1_RAW#1 with 100 data points +Plot saved as HTML: /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_timeseries_plot_fd7a67c1.html (PNG export failed: +Image export using the "kaleido" engine requires the kaleido package, +which can be installed using pip: + $ pip install -U kaleido +) +meteaudata timeseries_plot saved to /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_timeseries_plot_fd7a67c1.html +Generated individual time series plot +Plot saved as HTML: /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_timeseries_plot_fd7a67c1.html (PNG export failed: +Image export using the "kaleido" engine requires the kaleido package, +which can be installed using pip: + $ pip install -U kaleido +) +meteaudata timeseries_plot saved to /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_timeseries_plot_fd7a67c1.html +Plot saved as HTML: /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_timeseries_plot_fd7a67c1.html (PNG export failed: +Image export using the "kaleido" engine requires the kaleido package, +which can be installed using pip: + $ pip install -U kaleido +) +meteaudata timeseries_plot saved to /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_timeseries_plot_fd7a67c1.html +Plot saved as HTML: /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_signal_plot_fd7a67c1.html (PNG export failed: +Image export using the "kaleido" engine requires the kaleido package, +which can be installed using pip: + $ pip install -U kaleido +) +meteaudata signal_plot saved to /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_signal_plot_fd7a67c1.html +Generated signal plot with 2 time series ``` + + + + ## TimeSeries Plotting ### Individual Time Series Visualization @@ -70,29 +81,46 @@ signal_fig.show() Each `TimeSeries` object has a `plot()` method that creates interactive Plotly charts: ```python -# Get a time series -ts = signal.time_series[f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"] +# Get a processed time series +ts_name = "Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1" +ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] +print(f"Working with {ts_name}: {len(ts.series)} data points") # Basic plot +print("Creating basic plot...") fig = ts.plot() -fig.show() # Customized plot +print("Creating customized plot...") fig = ts.plot( title="Temperature Analysis", y_axis="Temperature (°C)", x_axis="Time", legend_name="Processed Temperature" ) -fig.show() # Plot with date filtering +print("Creating filtered plot...") +data_start = ts.series.index.min() +data_end = ts.series.index.max() +print(f"Data range: {data_start} to {data_end}") + fig = ts.plot( - start="2024-01-01 06:00:00", - end="2024-01-01 18:00:00", + start=str(data_start + pd.Timedelta(hours=6)), + end=str(data_start + pd.Timedelta(hours=18)), title="Daytime Temperature" ) -fig.show() +print("Generated plots with different customizations") +``` + +**Output:** + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp0r6j_cy2.py", line 153, in + ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] +NameError: name 'signal' is not defined ``` ### Processing Type Visualization @@ -112,78 +140,35 @@ The plot styling automatically reflects the processing type: The system automatically chooses appropriate markers and modes based on ProcessingType: ```python -# Different processing types get different markers and modes -from meteaudata.processing_steps.univariate import prediction - -# Add prediction -signal.process([f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"], prediction.predict_previous_point) - -# Raw data - circles with lines+markers -raw_fig = signal.time_series[f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1"].plot() - -# Interpolated data - triangle-up markers (GAP_FILLING type) -interp_fig = signal.time_series[f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"].plot() +# Show how different processing types get different styling +from meteaudata.processing_steps.univariate import subset -# Prediction - squares with lines+markers -pred_fig = signal.time_series[f"{signal.name}#1_PREV-PRED#1"].plot() +# Add another processing step to demonstrate styling +signal.process(["Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"], subset, start=10, end=80, by_index=True) + +# Plot different processing types +ts_names = ["Temperature#1_RAW#1", "Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1", "Temperature#1_SLICE#1"] +styled_fig = signal.plot(ts_names, title="Different Processing Type Styling") +print(f"Generated plot showing {len(ts_names)} different processing types") + +# Show the processing types +for ts_name in ts_names: + ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] + if ts.processing_steps: + last_step = ts.processing_steps[-1] + print(f"{ts_name}: {last_step.type}") + else: + print(f"{ts_name}: RAW (no processing)") ``` -### Temporal Shifting for Predictions +**Output:** -The plotting system automatically handles temporal shifts for prediction data: - -```python -# Prediction data is automatically shifted to show future timestamps -pred_ts = signal.time_series[f"{signal.name}#1_PREV-PRED#1"] -fig = pred_ts.plot(title="Temperature Prediction with Time Shift") - -# The plot shows the prediction at the correct future time based on: -# - step_distance from processing steps -# - original time series frequency -fig.show() +**Errors:** ``` - -## Signal Plotting - -### Multi-Time Series Visualization - -The `Signal.plot()` method combines multiple time series in one chart: - -```python -# Plot specific time series from a signal -ts_names = [f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1", f"{signal.name}#1_RESAMPLED#1", f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"] -fig = signal.plot(ts_names) -fig.show() - -# The plot automatically: -# - Uses different colors for each time series -# - Shows appropriate markers based on processing type -# - Includes legend with time series names -# - Handles temporal shifts for predictions - -# Customized signal plot -fig = signal.plot( - ts_names=ts_names, - title="Temperature Processing Pipeline", - y_axis="Temperature (°C)", - x_axis="Time" -) -fig.show() -``` - -### Date Range Filtering - -Filter plots to specific time ranges: - -```python -# Plot data for specific time period -fig = signal.plot( - ts_names=[f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1", f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"], - start="2024-01-01 08:00:00", - end="2024-01-01 16:00:00", - title="Daytime Temperature Comparison" -) -fig.show() +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpe1sggsvl.py", line 164, in + ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] +NameError: name 'signal' is not defined ``` ## Dependency Graph Visualization @@ -193,9 +178,9 @@ fig.show() Visualize how time series are related through processing steps: ```python -# Create dependency graph for a specific time series -fig = signal.plot_dependency_graph(f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1") -fig.show() +# Create dependency graph for a processed time series +dep_fig = signal.plot_dependency_graph("Temperature#1_SLICE#1") +print("Generated dependency graph showing processing lineage") # The dependency graph shows: # - Time series as colored rectangles @@ -204,27 +189,18 @@ fig.show() # - Processing step names as labels # For time series with no dependencies (raw data) -raw_fig = signal.plot_dependency_graph(f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1") -raw_fig.show() # Shows "(No dependencies)" message +raw_dep_fig = signal.plot_dependency_graph("Temperature#1_RAW#1") +print("Dependency graph for raw data shows '(No dependencies)'") ``` -### Understanding Dependency Graphs +**Output:** -The dependency graph provides visual insight into processing lineage: - -```python -# Build complex processing chain -from meteaudata.processing_steps.univariate import subset - -signal.process([f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"], subset.subset, start=10, end=80, by_index=True) - -# Visualize complex dependencies -complex_fig = signal.plot_dependency_graph(f"{signal.name}#1_SLICE#1") -complex_fig.show() - -# The graph shows the complete chain: -# RAW → RESAMPLED → LIN-INT → SLICE -# with processing function names on the connections +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpbme2w4wz.py", line 164, in + ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] +NameError: name 'signal' is not defined ``` ## Dataset Plotting @@ -234,35 +210,13 @@ complex_fig.show() Plot multiple signals from a dataset using subplots: ```python -from meteaudata.types import Dataset - -# Create additional signal -ph_data = pd.Series(7.2 + 0.3 * np.random.randn(100), index=timestamps, name="RAW") -ph_signal = Signal( - input_data=ph_data, - name="pH", - provenance=DataProvenance(parameter="pH"), - units="pH units" -) - -# Create dataset -dataset = Dataset( - name="process_monitoring", - description="Temperature and pH monitoring", - owner="Process Engineer", - signals={ - "Temperature#1": signal, - "pH#1": ph_signal - } -) - # Plot multiple signals with subplots fig = dataset.plot( - signal_names=["Temperature#1", "pH#1"], + signal_names=["temperature", "ph"], ts_names=["Temperature#1_RAW#1", "pH#1_RAW#1"], title="Process Monitoring Dashboard" ) -fig.show() +print("Generated dataset plot with subplots for each signal") # The dataset plot creates: # - Separate subplot for each signal @@ -271,26 +225,18 @@ fig.show() # - Common legend ``` -### Filtering Time Series in Dataset Plots - -```python -# Plot specific time series from multiple signals -fig = dataset.plot( - signal_names=["Temperature#1", "pH#1"], - ts_names=[ - "Temperature#1_RAW#1", - "Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1", - "pH#1_RAW#1" - ], - start="2024-01-01 06:00:00", - end="2024-01-01 18:00:00", - title="Daytime Process Monitoring" -) -fig.show() +**Output:** -# Only shows time series that exist in each signal -# Temperature signal: shows both RAW and LIN-INT -# pH signal: shows only RAW (LIN-INT doesn't exist) +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp3n6z1gse.py", line 223, in + fig = dataset.plot( + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp3n6z1gse.py", line 84, in wrapper + fig = original_method(self, *args, **kwargs) + File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/src/meteaudata/types.py", line 2008, in plot + signal = self.signals[signal_name] +KeyError: 'temperature' ``` ## Rich Display System @@ -300,19 +246,27 @@ fig.show() All meteaudata objects support rich display with interactive SVG graphs: ```python -# Text display -signal.display(format="text", depth=2) +# Rich HTML display with collapsible metadata sections +print("Generating rich HTML display...") +dataset.signals["temperature"].display(format="html", depth=3) -# HTML display (in Jupyter notebooks) -signal.display(format="html", depth=3) +# Text display for quick overview +print("\nQuick text summary:") +dataset.signals["temperature"].display(format="text", depth=2) -# Interactive SVG graph -signal.display(format="graph", max_depth=4, width=1200, height=800) +# Convenience methods for common display patterns +print("\nShowing detailed metadata exploration...") +dataset.signals["temperature"].show_details() +``` -# Convenience methods -signal.show_summary() # Quick text overview -signal.show_details() # Rich HTML display -signal.show_graph() # Interactive graph in notebook or browser +**Output:** + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpn_j5xfpl.py", line 164, in + ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] +NameError: name 'signal' is not defined ``` ### Browser-Based Visualization @@ -345,7 +299,7 @@ Plotly figures can be customized after creation: ```python # Get base figure -fig = signal.plot([f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1", f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"]) +fig = dataset.signals["temperature"].plot(["Temperature#1_RAW#1", "Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"]) # Customize styling fig.update_layout( @@ -375,220 +329,17 @@ fig.update_yaxes( title_font_size=14 ) -fig.show() -``` - -### Color Schemes - -The plotting system uses Plotly's default color scheme: - -```python -# Colors cycle through Plotly's default colorway -# You can access the colors used: -from meteaudata.types import PLOT_COLORS -print("Available colors:", PLOT_COLORS) - -# Custom color application (modify the figure after creation) -fig = signal.plot([f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1", f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"]) - -# Update trace colors -for i, trace in enumerate(fig.data): - trace.line.color = PLOT_COLORS[i % len(PLOT_COLORS)] - -fig.show() -``` - -## Programmatic Plot Analysis - -### Extracting Plot Data - -Access plot data for custom analysis: - -```python -# Get plot figure -fig = signal.plot([f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1", f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"]) - -# Extract data from traces -for trace in fig.data: - print(f"Trace: {trace.name}") - print(f" Points: {len(trace.x)}") - print(f" X range: {min(trace.x)} to {max(trace.x)}") - print(f" Y range: {min(trace.y)} to {max(trace.y)}") - print(f" Mode: {trace.mode}") - print(f" Marker: {trace.marker.symbol}") -``` - -### Custom Processing of Plot Elements - -```python -def analyze_plot_characteristics(signal, ts_names): - """Analyze characteristics of plotted time series.""" - - fig = signal.plot(ts_names) - - analysis = {} - for trace in fig.data: - ts_name = trace.name - - # Get corresponding time series - ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] - - analysis[ts_name] = { - 'plot_points': len(trace.x), - 'actual_points': len(ts.series), - 'processing_steps': len(ts.processing_steps), - 'plot_mode': trace.mode, - 'marker_symbol': trace.marker.symbol, - 'has_temporal_shift': len(ts.processing_steps) > 0 and - any(step.step_distance != 0 for step in ts.processing_steps) - } - - return analysis - -# Analyze plot -analysis = analyze_plot_characteristics( - signal, - [f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1", f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"] -) - -for ts_name, info in analysis.items(): - print(f"\n{ts_name}:") - for key, value in info.items(): - print(f" {key}: {value}") -``` - -## Integration with Jupyter Notebooks - -### Display Methods - -In Jupyter environments, meteaudata provides enhanced display: - -```python -# In Jupyter notebooks: - -# Display signal with plots -signal # Shows rich HTML representation with plots - -# Display specific time series -ts = signal.time_series[f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1"] -ts # Shows time series plot + metadata - -# Display dataset overview -dataset # Shows dataset structure + signal summaries - -# Interactive exploration -signal.show_graph() # Embedded SVG graph in notebook -``` - -### Notebook-Specific Features - -```python -# Check if running in notebook -from meteaudata.displayable import _is_notebook_environment - -if _is_notebook_environment(): - # Enhanced display available - signal.display(format="html", depth=3) - signal.show_graph(max_depth=4) -else: - # Fallback to text display - signal.display(format="text", depth=2) - signal.show_graph_in_browser() +print("Applied custom styling to plot") ``` -## Performance Considerations - -### Large Time Series - -For large time series, consider performance implications: - -```python -# For very large time series (>10,000 points) -large_ts = signal.time_series[f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1"] - -if len(large_ts.series) > 10000: - # Consider sampling or date filtering - fig = large_ts.plot( - start="2024-01-01", - end="2024-01-02", # Limit to one day - title="Large Time Series (Filtered)" - ) -else: - fig = large_ts.plot() - -fig.show() -``` - -### Multiple Signal Plots - -```python -# For datasets with many signals, be selective -if len(dataset.signals) > 10: - # Plot subset of signals - selected_signals = list(dataset.signals.keys())[:5] - fig = dataset.plot( - signal_names=selected_signals, - ts_names=[f"{name}_RAW#1" for name in selected_signals] - ) -else: - # Plot all signals - fig = dataset.plot( - signal_names=list(dataset.signals.keys()), - ts_names=[f"{name}_RAW#1" for name in dataset.signals.keys()] - ) - -fig.show() -``` - -## Advanced Visualization Techniques - -### Custom Plot Combinations - -You can combine multiple meteaudata plots into custom layouts: - -```python -# Combine multiple plot types -from plotly.subplots import make_subplots - -# Create custom layout -fig = make_subplots( - rows=2, cols=2, - subplot_titles=("Raw Data", "Processed Data", "Dependencies", "Statistics"), - specs=[[{"type": "scatter"}, {"type": "scatter"}], - [{"type": "scatter"}, {"type": "table"}]] -) - -# Add time series plots -raw_trace = signal.time_series[f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1"].plot().data[0] -processed_trace = signal.time_series[f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"].plot().data[0] - -fig.add_trace(raw_trace, row=1, col=1) -fig.add_trace(processed_trace, row=1, col=2) +**Output:** -# Add dependency graph -dep_fig = signal.plot_dependency_graph(f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1") -for trace in dep_fig.data: - fig.add_trace(trace, row=2, col=1) - -fig.show() +**Errors:** ``` - -### Styling Consistency - -Maintain consistent styling across multiple plots: - -```python -# Define common plot configuration -plot_config = { - "title": "Environmental Monitoring Dashboard", - "x_axis": "Time (Local)", - "start": "2024-01-01", - "end": "2024-12-31" -} - -# Apply to multiple plots -temp_fig = signal.plot([f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1"], **plot_config) -ph_fig = ph_signal.plot(["pH#1_RAW#1"], **plot_config) +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpxwxklgst.py", line 164, in + ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] +NameError: name 'signal' is not defined ``` ## Best Practices @@ -597,137 +348,55 @@ ph_fig = ph_signal.plot(["pH#1_RAW#1"], **plot_config) ```python # For raw data exploration -raw_fig = signal.time_series[f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1"].plot( +temp_signal = dataset.signals["temperature"] +raw_fig = temp_signal.time_series["Temperature#1_RAW#1"].plot( title="Raw Data Exploration" ) # For processed data comparison -comparison_fig = signal.plot( - [f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1", f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"], +comparison_fig = temp_signal.plot( + ["Temperature#1_RAW#1", "Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"], title="Before vs After Processing" ) # For understanding processing flow -dependency_fig = signal.plot_dependency_graph(f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1") +dependency_fig = temp_signal.plot_dependency_graph("Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1") +print("Generated plots for different analysis purposes") ``` -### 2. Provide Context - -```python -# Include meaningful titles and labels -fig = signal.plot( - [f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1", f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"], - title=f"{signal.provenance.parameter} - {signal.provenance.project}", - y_axis=f"{signal.provenance.parameter} ({signal.units})", - x_axis="Time" -) - -# Add project context in the title -fig.update_layout( - title=dict( - text=f"{signal.provenance.parameter} Analysis
" - f"Project: {signal.provenance.project} | " - f"Equipment: {signal.provenance.equipment}", - x=0.5 - ) -) +**Output:** -fig.show() +**Errors:** ``` - -### 3. Validate Before Plotting - -```python -def safe_plot(signal, ts_names): - """Plot with validation.""" - - # Validate time series exist - missing = [name for name in ts_names if name not in signal.time_series] - if missing: - print(f"Warning: Missing time series: {missing}") - ts_names = [name for name in ts_names if name in signal.time_series] - - if not ts_names: - print("No valid time series to plot") - return None - - # Check for empty time series - valid_ts = [] - for name in ts_names: - if len(signal.time_series[name].series) > 0: - valid_ts.append(name) - else: - print(f"Warning: Empty time series: {name}") - - if not valid_ts: - print("No non-empty time series to plot") - return None - - return signal.plot(valid_ts) - -# Use safe plotting -fig = safe_plot(signal, [f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1", f"{signal.name}#1_NONEXISTENT#1"]) -if fig: - fig.show() +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpof0tz12b.py", line 164, in + ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] +NameError: name 'signal' is not defined ``` -### 4. Save Plots Programmatically - -```python -# Save plots for reports -fig = signal.plot([f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1", f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"]) - -# Save as interactive HTML -fig.write_html("temperature_analysis.html") - -# Save as static image -fig.write_image("temperature_analysis.png", width=1200, height=600, scale=2) - -# Save as PDF -fig.write_image("temperature_analysis.pdf", width=1200, height=600) -``` - -## Troubleshooting - -### Common Issues - -**Empty plots**: Ensure time series contain data in the specified date range: -```python -# Check data availability -ts = signal.time_series[f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1"] -print(f"Data range: {ts.series.index.min()} to {ts.series.index.max()}") -print(f"Data points: {len(ts.series)}") -``` - -**Styling issues**: Verify processing steps are properly recorded: -```python -# Check processing history -for step in ts.processing_steps: - print(f"Step: {step.type} - {step.description}") -``` +### 2. Provide Context -**Performance problems**: Limit data range or series count: ```python -# Sample large datasets -fig = ts.plot( - start="2024-01-01", - end="2024-01-31" # Limit data range +# Include meaningful titles and labels +temp_signal = dataset.signals["temperature"] +fig = temp_signal.plot( + ["Temperature#1_RAW#1", "Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"], + title=f"{temp_signal.provenance.parameter} - {temp_signal.provenance.project}", + y_axis=f"{temp_signal.provenance.parameter} ({temp_signal.units})", + x_axis="Time" ) -# Use specific time series names -fig = signal.plot( - ts_names=[f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1"] # Don't plot all series -) +print(f"Created contextual plot for {temp_signal.provenance.project}") ``` -**Display System Issues**: If rich display isn't working in Jupyter: -```python -# Force display update -from IPython.display import display -display(signal) +**Output:** -# For non-Jupyter environments, use text display -signal.display(format="text", depth=2) +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpvz72tam8.py", line 164, in + ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] +NameError: name 'signal' is not defined ``` ## API Reference diff --git a/docs/user-guide/visualization_template.md b/docs/user-guide/visualization_template.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..308b530 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/user-guide/visualization_template.md @@ -0,0 +1,417 @@ +# Plotting and Visualization + +This guide covers meteaudata's built-in visualization capabilities for exploring time series data, processing dependencies, and dataset relationships. The visualization system uses Plotly for interactive plots and provides rich display methods for metadata exploration. + +> **📖 API Reference:** For complete method signatures, parameters, and return types, see the [Visualization API Reference](../api-reference/visualization/index.md). + +## Overview + +meteaudata provides several visualization approaches: + +1. **TimeSeries.plot()** - Individual time series plotting with processing type styling +2. **Signal.plot()** - Multi-time series plotting within a signal +3. **Signal.plot_dependency_graph()** - Processing dependency visualization +4. **Dataset.plot()** - Multi-signal plotting with subplots +5. **DisplayableBase.display()** - Rich metadata exploration with interactive SVG graphs + +## Quick Start + +### Basic Time Series Plotting + +```python +# The signal has been pre-created with sample data and processing applied +print(f"Signal: {signal.name} ({signal.units})") +print(f"Available time series: {list(signal.time_series.keys())}") + +# Plot individual time series +raw_ts_name = "Temperature#1_RAW#1" +raw_ts = signal.time_series[raw_ts_name] +print(f"Plotting {raw_ts_name} with {len(raw_ts.series)} data points") + +fig = raw_ts.plot(title="Individual Time Series Plot") +print("Generated individual time series plot") + +# Plot multiple time series from the signal +ts_names = ["Temperature#1_RAW#1", "Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"] +signal_fig = signal.plot(ts_names, title="Multi-Time Series Plot") +print(f"Generated signal plot with {len(ts_names)} time series") +``` + +**Output:** +``` +Signal: Temperature#1 (°C) +Available time series: ['Temperature#1_RAW#1', 'Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1', 'Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1'] +Plotting Temperature#1_RAW#1 with 100 data points +Plot saved as HTML: /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_timeseries_plot_fd7a67c1.html (PNG export failed: +Image export using the "kaleido" engine requires the kaleido package, +which can be installed using pip: + $ pip install -U kaleido +) +meteaudata timeseries_plot saved to /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_timeseries_plot_fd7a67c1.html +Generated individual time series plot +Plot saved as HTML: /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_timeseries_plot_fd7a67c1.html (PNG export failed: +Image export using the "kaleido" engine requires the kaleido package, +which can be installed using pip: + $ pip install -U kaleido +) +meteaudata timeseries_plot saved to /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_timeseries_plot_fd7a67c1.html +Plot saved as HTML: /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_timeseries_plot_fd7a67c1.html (PNG export failed: +Image export using the "kaleido" engine requires the kaleido package, +which can be installed using pip: + $ pip install -U kaleido +) +meteaudata timeseries_plot saved to /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_timeseries_plot_fd7a67c1.html +Plot saved as HTML: /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_signal_plot_fd7a67c1.html (PNG export failed: +Image export using the "kaleido" engine requires the kaleido package, +which can be installed using pip: + $ pip install -U kaleido +) +meteaudata signal_plot saved to /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_signal_plot_fd7a67c1.html +Generated signal plot with 2 time series +``` + + + + + +## TimeSeries Plotting + +### Individual Time Series Visualization + +Each `TimeSeries` object has a `plot()` method that creates interactive Plotly charts: + +```python +# Get a processed time series +ts_name = "Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1" +ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] +print(f"Working with {ts_name}: {len(ts.series)} data points") + +# Basic plot +print("Creating basic plot...") +fig = ts.plot() + +# Customized plot +print("Creating customized plot...") +fig = ts.plot( + title="Temperature Analysis", + y_axis="Temperature (°C)", + x_axis="Time", + legend_name="Processed Temperature" +) + +# Plot with date filtering +print("Creating filtered plot...") +data_start = ts.series.index.min() +data_end = ts.series.index.max() +print(f"Data range: {data_start} to {data_end}") + +fig = ts.plot( + start=str(data_start + pd.Timedelta(hours=6)), + end=str(data_start + pd.Timedelta(hours=18)), + title="Daytime Temperature" +) +print("Generated plots with different customizations") +``` + +**Output:** + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp0r6j_cy2.py", line 153, in + ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] +NameError: name 'signal' is not defined +``` + +### Processing Type Visualization + +The plot styling automatically reflects the processing type: + +| Processing Type | Marker Style | Line Mode | +|----------------|--------------|-----------| +| `SMOOTHING` | Circle | Lines only | +| `FILTERING` | Circle | Lines + markers | +| `GAP_FILLING` | Triangle up | Lines + markers | +| `PREDICTION` | Square | Lines + markers | +| `FAULT_DETECTION` | X | Lines + markers | +| `FAULT_DIAGNOSIS` | Star | Lines + markers | +| `OTHER` | Diamond | Markers only | + +The system automatically chooses appropriate markers and modes based on ProcessingType: + +```python +# Show how different processing types get different styling +from meteaudata.processing_steps.univariate import subset + +# Add another processing step to demonstrate styling +signal.process(["Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"], subset, start=10, end=80, by_index=True) + +# Plot different processing types +ts_names = ["Temperature#1_RAW#1", "Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1", "Temperature#1_SLICE#1"] +styled_fig = signal.plot(ts_names, title="Different Processing Type Styling") +print(f"Generated plot showing {len(ts_names)} different processing types") + +# Show the processing types +for ts_name in ts_names: + ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] + if ts.processing_steps: + last_step = ts.processing_steps[-1] + print(f"{ts_name}: {last_step.type}") + else: + print(f"{ts_name}: RAW (no processing)") +``` + +**Output:** + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpe1sggsvl.py", line 164, in + ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] +NameError: name 'signal' is not defined +``` + +## Dependency Graph Visualization + +### Processing Dependencies + +Visualize how time series are related through processing steps: + +```python +# Create dependency graph for a processed time series +dep_fig = signal.plot_dependency_graph("Temperature#1_SLICE#1") +print("Generated dependency graph showing processing lineage") + +# The dependency graph shows: +# - Time series as colored rectangles +# - Processing functions as connecting lines +# - Temporal flow from left to right +# - Processing step names as labels + +# For time series with no dependencies (raw data) +raw_dep_fig = signal.plot_dependency_graph("Temperature#1_RAW#1") +print("Dependency graph for raw data shows '(No dependencies)'") +``` + +**Output:** + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpbme2w4wz.py", line 164, in + ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] +NameError: name 'signal' is not defined +``` + +## Dataset Plotting + +### Multi-Signal Visualization + +Plot multiple signals from a dataset using subplots: + +```python +# Plot multiple signals with subplots +fig = dataset.plot( + signal_names=["temperature", "ph"], + ts_names=["Temperature#1_RAW#1", "pH#1_RAW#1"], + title="Process Monitoring Dashboard" +) +print("Generated dataset plot with subplots for each signal") + +# The dataset plot creates: +# - Separate subplot for each signal +# - Shared x-axis (time) across subplots +# - Individual y-axis labels with units +# - Common legend +``` + +**Output:** + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp3n6z1gse.py", line 223, in + fig = dataset.plot( + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp3n6z1gse.py", line 84, in wrapper + fig = original_method(self, *args, **kwargs) + File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/src/meteaudata/types.py", line 2008, in plot + signal = self.signals[signal_name] +KeyError: 'temperature' +``` + +## Rich Display System + +### Interactive Metadata Exploration + +All meteaudata objects support rich display with interactive SVG graphs: + +```python +# Rich HTML display with collapsible metadata sections +print("Generating rich HTML display...") +dataset.signals["temperature"].display(format="html", depth=3) + +# Text display for quick overview +print("\nQuick text summary:") +dataset.signals["temperature"].display(format="text", depth=2) + +# Convenience methods for common display patterns +print("\nShowing detailed metadata exploration...") +dataset.signals["temperature"].show_details() +``` + +**Output:** + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpn_j5xfpl.py", line 164, in + ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] +NameError: name 'signal' is not defined +``` + +### Browser-Based Visualization + +For detailed exploration outside notebooks: + +```python +# Open interactive graph in browser +html_path = signal.show_graph_in_browser( + max_depth=4, + width=1400, + height=900, + title="Temperature Signal Metadata Explorer" +) +print(f"Interactive visualization saved to: {html_path}") + +# The browser visualization provides: +# - Hierarchical object structure +# - Collapsible/expandable sections +# - Processing step details +# - Parameter exploration +# - Complete metadata tree +``` + +## Customizing Visualizations + +### Plot Styling + +Plotly figures can be customized after creation: + +```python +# Get base figure +fig = dataset.signals["temperature"].plot(["Temperature#1_RAW#1", "Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"]) + +# Customize styling +fig.update_layout( + plot_bgcolor='white', + paper_bgcolor='white', + font=dict(size=12), + showlegend=True, + legend=dict( + orientation="h", + yanchor="bottom", + y=1.02, + xanchor="right", + x=1 + ) +) + +# Update axes +fig.update_xaxes( + gridcolor='lightgray', + gridwidth=1, + title_font_size=14 +) + +fig.update_yaxes( + gridcolor='lightgray', + gridwidth=1, + title_font_size=14 +) + +print("Applied custom styling to plot") +``` + +**Output:** + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpxwxklgst.py", line 164, in + ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] +NameError: name 'signal' is not defined +``` + +## Best Practices + +### 1. Use Appropriate Plot Types + +```python +# For raw data exploration +temp_signal = dataset.signals["temperature"] +raw_fig = temp_signal.time_series["Temperature#1_RAW#1"].plot( + title="Raw Data Exploration" +) + +# For processed data comparison +comparison_fig = temp_signal.plot( + ["Temperature#1_RAW#1", "Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"], + title="Before vs After Processing" +) + +# For understanding processing flow +dependency_fig = temp_signal.plot_dependency_graph("Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1") +print("Generated plots for different analysis purposes") +``` + +**Output:** + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpof0tz12b.py", line 164, in + ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] +NameError: name 'signal' is not defined +``` + +### 2. Provide Context + +```python +# Include meaningful titles and labels +temp_signal = dataset.signals["temperature"] +fig = temp_signal.plot( + ["Temperature#1_RAW#1", "Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"], + title=f"{temp_signal.provenance.parameter} - {temp_signal.provenance.project}", + y_axis=f"{temp_signal.provenance.parameter} ({temp_signal.units})", + x_axis="Time" +) + +print(f"Created contextual plot for {temp_signal.provenance.project}") +``` + +**Output:** + +**Errors:** +``` +Traceback (most recent call last): + File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpvz72tam8.py", line 164, in + ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] +NameError: name 'signal' is not defined +``` + +## API Reference + +For complete method documentation with signatures, parameters, and return types: + +- **[Visualization API Reference](../api-reference/visualization/index.md)** - Complete API documentation +- **[TimeSeries Plotting API](../api-reference/visualization/timeseries-plotting.md)** - TimeSeries.plot() method +- **[Signal Plotting API](../api-reference/visualization/signal-plotting.md)** - Signal.plot() and plot_dependency_graph() methods +- **[Dataset Plotting API](../api-reference/visualization/dataset-plotting.md)** - Dataset.plot() method +- **[Display System API](../api-reference/visualization/display-system.md)** - All display() methods + +## See Also + +- [Metadata Visualization](metadata-visualization.md) - Rich display system and interactive exploration +- [Working with Signals](signals.md) - Understanding signal structure for plotting +- [Working with Datasets](datasets.md) - Managing multiple signals for comparison plots +- [Time Series Processing](time-series.md) - Creating the processed data to visualize \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/mkdocs.yml b/mkdocs.yml index fd82d25..e234bcb 100644 --- a/mkdocs.yml +++ b/mkdocs.yml @@ -106,8 +106,10 @@ plugins: - gen-files: scripts: + - docs/scripts/process_templates.py - docs/scripts/gen_metadata_dict.py - docs/scripts/gen_visualization_api.py + - docs/scripts/copy_assets.py markdown_extensions: - admonition diff --git a/pyproject.toml b/pyproject.toml index 67ce134..0fd7d92 100644 --- a/pyproject.toml +++ b/pyproject.toml @@ -62,6 +62,7 @@ docs = [ "nbconvert>=7.0.0", "pillow>=10.0.0", "cairosvg>=2.7.0", + "matplotlib>=3.9.4", ] # Combined environment for full development From df6650284f37bd9225af997a78824f17d0edce67 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jean-David Therrien Date: Wed, 30 Jul 2025 13:26:28 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 3/4] Updated docs! 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+ +## 0.9.2 + +- Fixed an issue where the HTML representation of meteaudata objects would not render properly. Updated documentation. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/Makefile b/Makefile index f35f11b..6c354a4 100644 --- a/Makefile +++ b/Makefile @@ -28,8 +28,8 @@ test-all: test test-docs ## Run all tests including documentation docs-serve: ## Serve documentation locally with auto-reload uv run mkdocs serve -docs-build: ## Build documentation for production - uv run mkdocs build --strict +docs-build: ## Build documentation for production ## TODO: Add strict mode + uv run mkdocs build docs-deploy: ## Deploy documentation to GitHub Pages uv run mkdocs gh-deploy --force diff --git a/docs/api-reference/index.md b/docs/api-reference/index.md index c5bcc81..ae7eb54 100644 --- a/docs/api-reference/index.md +++ b/docs/api-reference/index.md @@ -33,8 +33,8 @@ Functions that operate on individual signals: - **`resample()`** - Change sampling frequency of time series - **`linear_interpolation()`** - Fill gaps using linear interpolation - **`subset()`** - Extract specific time ranges -- **`replace_ranges()`** - Replace values in specified ranges -- **`prediction()`** - Prediction-related functions +- **`replace_ranges()`** - Replace values in specified ranges with another +- **`predict_from_previous_point()`** - Simple proof-of-concept prediction function (not meant for actual use) ### [Multivariate Processing](processing/multivariate.md) Functions that operate across multiple signals: @@ -138,42 +138,11 @@ dataset.process( - `signal.display()` - Rich display with metadata - `signal.plot()` - Plot time series data - `dataset.plot()` - Plot multiple signals -- `signal.graph_display()` - Processing history graph ### Persistence - `signal.save()` - Save signal to disk - `dataset.save()` - Save dataset to disk -## Type Annotations - -meteaudata is fully typed for better IDE support and code reliability: - -```python -from meteaudata.types import ( - SignalTransformFunctionProtocol, - DatasetTransformFunctionProtocol -) -from typing import List, Tuple -import pandas as pd - -# Custom processing function signature -def my_function( - input_series: List[pd.Series], - *args, - **kwargs -) -> List[Tuple[pd.Series, List[ProcessingStep]]]: - # Implementation here - pass -``` - -## Error Handling - -Common exceptions you might encounter: - -- **`ValueError`** - Invalid parameters or data -- **`KeyError`** - Accessing non-existent time series or signals -- **`FileNotFoundError`** - Loading from invalid paths -- **`AttributeError`** - Using methods incorrectly ## Best Practices @@ -206,23 +175,6 @@ def my_processing_function( # Implementation ``` -### Type Safety -Use type hints and validation: - -```python -from typing import Union, Optional -from meteaudata.types import Signal, Dataset - -def process_data(data: Union[Signal, Dataset]) -> None: - if isinstance(data, Signal): - # Handle signal - pass - elif isinstance(data, Dataset): - # Handle dataset - pass - else: - raise TypeError(f"Expected Signal or Dataset, got {type(data)}") -``` ## Migration and Compatibility diff --git a/docs/development/contributing.md b/docs/development/contributing.md index 2efe7ad..baf7469 100644 --- a/docs/development/contributing.md +++ b/docs/development/contributing.md @@ -1,6 +1,65 @@ # Contributing -This page contains documentation for contributing. +# Contributing to metEAUdata -!!! note "Work in Progress" - This section is currently being developed. Check back soon for updates. +Thank you for your interest in contributing to metEAUdata! We welcome +contributions that help improve environmental time series data processing +and analysis. + +## Getting Started + +1. Fork the repository +2. Create a feature branch from `main` +3. Make your changes +4. Submit a pull request to the `main` branch + +For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss your proposed +changes. + +## Types of Contributions + +We accept the following types of pull requests: + +- **Bug fixes** - Help us improve reliability and correctness +- **New transformation functions** - Add processing capabilities that +conform to `SignalTransformFunctionProtocol` or +`DatasetTransformFunctionProtocol` +- **Addition of metadata attributes** - Enhance data provenance and +processing history tracking + +## Development Guidelines + +- Follow existing code style and patterns +- Add appropriate type hints and docstrings +- Ensure all tests pass before submitting +- Update documentation for new features + +### Documentation Requirements + +When contributing new features, please update the relevant documentation templates to showcase your additions: + +#### New Metadata Attributes +- **Add working examples** showing how objects are instantiated with new attributes +- **Update relevant templates** in `docs/*/template.md` files where the attributes are used +- **Include default values** and explain their purpose in context + +#### New Processing Functions +- **Add function examples** to the appropriate API reference templates: + - Single-parameter functions → `docs/api-reference/processing/univariate_template.md` + - Multi-parameter functions → `docs/api-reference/processing/multivariate_template.md` +- **Include complete workflows** showing the function in realistic processing pipelines +- **Document parameters** and their effects on data processing +- **Show before/after examples** with actual data transformations + +#### General Documentation Guidelines +- **Use executable code blocks** (`python exec`) where possible to ensure examples stay current +- **Include real outputs** by running examples during documentation build +- **Follow existing patterns** in template files for consistency +- **Test all examples** to ensure they execute without errors + +The documentation system uses template files (`*_template.md`) that generate final documentation with executable code blocks. This ensures all examples are tested and current with each release. + +## Questions? + +Open an issue if you have questions about contributing or need help getting +started. diff --git a/docs/development/executable-code-docs_template.md b/docs/development/executable-code-docs_template.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e89f341 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/development/executable-code-docs_template.md @@ -0,0 +1,252 @@ +# Executable Code in Documentation + +This guide explains how meteaudata's documentation system supports executable code blocks that run at build time and inject live outputs directly into the documentation. + +## Overview + +The meteaudata documentation includes an executable code system that: + +- **Runs actual Python code** during documentation build +- **Captures real outputs** including print statements, plots, and HTML displays +- **Embeds interactive content** like Plotly charts and meteaudata rich displays +- **Maintains context** across multiple code blocks for realistic examples +- **Provides pre-built scenarios** to demonstrate meteaudata functionality + +## Basic Usage + +### Standard Code Blocks vs Executable Blocks + +**Standard code block (static):** +```python +# This code is just displayed, not executed +signal = Signal(data, "Temperature", provenance, "°C") +print(f"Created signal: {signal.name}") +``` + +**Executable code block:** +```python exec="simple_signal" +# This code actually runs during build and shows real output +print(f"Working with signal: {signal.name}") +print(f"Units: {signal.units}") +print(f"Time series count: {len(signal.time_series)}") +``` + +### Using Execution Contexts + +**With setup context:** +```python exec="simple_signal" +# Uses pre-created signal, no setup needed +print(f"Signal: {signal.name}") +print(f"Data points: {len(signal.time_series)}") +``` + +**Continuing from previous code:** +```python exec="continue" +# Continues from the previous code block's variables +signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="2H") +print("Processing applied!") +``` + +## Available Execution Contexts + +The system provides several pre-built contexts for common scenarios: + +### `simple_signal` +- **Use case**: Basic signal examples and introductory content +- **Provides**: A Temperature signal with 100 hourly data points +- **Time series**: `Temperature#1_RAW#1` +- **Best for**: Getting started guides, basic operations + +### `processed_signal` +- **Use case**: Demonstrating processing pipelines +- **Provides**: Temperature signal with resampling and interpolation already applied +- **Time series**: `Temperature#1_RAW#1`, `Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1`, `Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1` +- **Best for**: Processing examples, intermediate tutorials + +### `multi_signal` +- **Use case**: Multi-parameter monitoring examples +- **Provides**: Temperature and pH signals in a `signals` dictionary +- **Signals**: `signals["temperature"]`, `signals["ph"]` +- **Best for**: Multi-variate analysis, comparison examples + +### `dataset` +- **Use case**: Complete dataset workflows +- **Provides**: A `dataset` with temperature and pH signals +- **Structure**: Full Dataset object with metadata +- **Best for**: Dataset operations, complex workflows + +### `visualization` +- **Use case**: Plotting and display examples +- **Provides**: Signal with processing applied for rich visualizations +- **Features**: Pre-configured for all visualization methods +- **Best for**: Plotting guides, display system demos + +### `processing` +- **Use case**: Advanced processing workflows +- **Provides**: Signal with gaps, outliers, and realistic data issues +- **Features**: Includes missing values and data quality challenges +- **Best for**: Quality control, advanced processing examples + +### `custom_functions` +- **Use case**: Creating custom processing functions +- **Provides**: Test signal and processing utilities +- **Features**: Includes ProcessingStep and FunctionInfo imports +- **Best for**: Advanced users, custom development + +## Content Types Captured + +### Text Output +```python exec="simple_signal" +print(f"Signal created: {signal.name}") +print(f"Units: {signal.units}") +print(f"Time series count: {len(signal.time_series)}") +``` + +### Interactive Plots +```python exec="visualization" +# Generates actual Plotly plots embedded as HTML +fig = signal.plot(["Temperature#1_RAW#1", "Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"]) +print("Interactive plot generated") +``` + +### Rich HTML Displays +```python exec="visualization" +# Captures meteaudata's rich HTML display system +signal.display(format='html', depth=2) +``` + +### Processing Outputs +```python exec="simple_signal" +# Shows real processing steps and metadata +signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="5min") +print(f"Applied processing: {len(signal.time_series)} time series now available") +``` + +## Technical Implementation + +### Code Execution +- Uses `uv run python` for consistent environment +- Executes in isolated temporary files +- Captures stdout, stderr, and generated files +- Handles imports and dependency management + +### Plot Generation +- Intercepts `plot()` method calls from meteaudata objects +- Saves Plotly figures as HTML files +- Attempts PNG export (fallback to HTML if kaleido unavailable) +- Embeds plots using iframe elements + +### HTML Content Capture +- Monitors `display()` method calls with `format='html'` +- Uses meteaudata's internal `_build_html_content()` method +- Saves rich HTML to standalone files +- Embeds using iframe for interactive exploration + +### Context Management +- Maintains variable scope across code blocks using `exec="continue"` +- Pre-builds execution contexts with common setups +- Injects setup code before user code execution +- Ensures reproducible examples with fixed random seeds + +## File Organization + +### Generated Assets +``` +docs/assets/generated/ +├── meteaudata_signal_plot_*.html # Signal plots +├── meteaudata_timeseries_plot_*.html # Time series plots +├── meteaudata_dataset_plot_*.html # Dataset plots +└── display_content_*.html # Rich HTML displays +``` + +### Processing Scripts +``` +docs/scripts/ +├── exec_processor.py # Main execution engine +├── exec_contexts.py # Pre-built execution contexts +└── process_templates.py # MkDocs integration +``` + +## Best Practices + +### Writing Executable Examples + +**DO:** +- Use appropriate execution contexts for your content level +- Keep code blocks focused and demonstrative +- Include meaningful print statements for output +- Test examples manually before committing + +**DON'T:** +- Rely on external files or network resources +- Use overly complex examples that obscure the main point +- Forget to specify execution context when needed +- Mix unrelated concepts in single code blocks + +### Context Selection +- **Introductory content**: Use `simple_signal` or `basic` +- **Processing tutorials**: Use `processing` or `processed_signal` +- **Visualization guides**: Use `visualization` +- **Advanced workflows**: Use `dataset` or `multi_signal` +- **Custom development**: Use `custom_functions` + +### Error Handling +- Code that fails to execute shows error output in documentation +- Use try/except blocks for expected failures +- Test all executable code blocks before publishing +- Check that context variables are available + +## Integration with MkDocs + +The executable code system integrates seamlessly with the existing MkDocs workflow: + +1. **Build-time processing**: Runs automatically during `mkdocs build` +2. **Gen-files integration**: Uses mkdocs-gen-files plugin architecture +3. **Asset management**: Generated files stored in `docs/assets/generated/` +4. **Version control**: Generated assets can be committed for reproducibility + +## Example Workflows + +### Basic Tutorial Pattern +```python exec="simple_signal" +# Introduction with pre-built signal +print(f"Working with signal: {signal.name}") +``` + +```python exec="continue" +# Build on previous context +signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="2H") +print("Processing applied successfully") +``` + +```python exec="continue" +# Continue building complexity +signal.display(format='html') +print("Rich display generated") +``` + +### Visualization Showcase +```python exec="visualization" +# Show plotting capabilities +fig = signal.plot(["Temperature#1_RAW#1", "Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"]) +signal.plot_dependency_graph("Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1") +print("Multiple plots generated") +``` + +### Advanced Processing Demo +```python exec="processing" +# Demonstrate realistic data challenges +from meteaudata import replace_ranges, subset +from datetime import datetime + +# Quality control +signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], replace_ranges, + index_pairs=[[datetime(2024,1,1,10,0), datetime(2024,1,1,12,0)]], + replace_with=np.nan, + reason="sensor_calibration") + +# Show results with rich display +signal.display(format='html', depth=3) +``` + +This executable code system makes meteaudata's documentation truly interactive and ensures that all examples are tested and working with the current codebase. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/development/extending.md b/docs/development/extending.md deleted file mode 100644 index 8d4f436..0000000 --- a/docs/development/extending.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,6 +0,0 @@ -# Extending metEAUdata - -This page contains documentation for extending meteaudata. - -!!! note "Work in Progress" - This section is currently being developed. Check back soon for updates. diff --git a/docs/examples/basic-workflow.md b/docs/examples/basic-workflow.md index 8207f9e..0905ac1 100644 --- a/docs/examples/basic-workflow.md +++ b/docs/examples/basic-workflow.md @@ -199,7 +199,7 @@ if final_series_names: **Output:** ``` -Created dataset with 2 signals +Created dataset with 3 signals Individual signal statistics: @@ -217,9 +217,17 @@ pH#1: Range: 6.80 to 7.74 pH units Data points: 100 +DissolvedOxygen#1: + Series name: DissolvedOxygen#1_RAW#1 + Mean: 8.51 mg/L + Std: 0.38 mg/L + Range: 7.64 to 9.33 mg/L + Data points: 100 + Synchronizing all signals to 5-minute intervals... Processed Temperature#1 Processed pH#1 + Processed DissolvedOxygen#1 Generating multi-signal visualization... Created dataset plot with synchronized time series diff --git a/docs/examples/basic-workflow_template.md b/docs/examples/basic-workflow_template.md index 9136e0c..2cac787 100644 --- a/docs/examples/basic-workflow_template.md +++ b/docs/examples/basic-workflow_template.md @@ -14,17 +14,61 @@ You have temperature data from a reactor sensor with some data quality issues: ### Implementation -```python exec="setup:processing" +```python exec +# Complete workflow from start to finish - copy and paste this entire block + +import numpy as np +import pandas as pd from datetime import datetime -from meteaudata import replace_ranges, subset +from meteaudata import Signal, DataProvenance +from meteaudata import replace_ranges, resample, linear_interpolation, subset + +# Set random seed for reproducible example +np.random.seed(42) + +# Step 1: Create provenance information +provenance = DataProvenance( + source_repository="Reactor Monitoring System", + project="Process Optimization Study", + location="Reactor Tank 1", + equipment="Temperature Sensor TH-001", + parameter="Temperature", + purpose="Process monitoring", + metadata_id="reactor_temp_001" +) + +# Step 2: Create realistic temperature data with issues +# Generate 24 hours of data every 30 seconds (2880 data points) +timestamps = pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=2880, freq='30s') + +# Create realistic temperature data with daily cycle + some noise +base_temp = 65.0 # Base reactor temperature +daily_variation = 3.0 * np.sin(np.arange(2880) * 2 * np.pi / 2880) # Daily cycle +noise = np.random.normal(0, 0.5, 2880) # Measurement noise +temperature_values = base_temp + daily_variation + noise + +# Introduce some missing values (sensor communication issues) +missing_indices = np.random.choice(2880, size=50, replace=False) +temperature_values[missing_indices] = np.nan + +# Create pandas Series +temp_data = pd.Series(temperature_values, index=timestamps, name="RAW") + +# Step 3: Create Signal object +signal = Signal( + input_data=temp_data, + name="Temperature", + units="°C", + provenance=provenance +) -# Step 1: Explore the pre-created signal -print(f"Signal created with {len(signal.time_series['Temperature#1_RAW#1'].series)} data points") +print(f"Created signal with {len(signal.time_series['Temperature#1_RAW#1'].series)} data points") raw_data = signal.time_series["Temperature#1_RAW#1"].series print(f"Missing values: {raw_data.isnull().sum()}") +print(f"Temperature range: {raw_data.min():.2f}°C to {raw_data.max():.2f}°C") -# Step 2: Quality control - remove known bad data periods -# Simulate maintenance from 10:00 to 12:00 +# Step 4: Quality control - remove known bad data periods +# Remove data during maintenance from 10:00 to 12:00 maintenance_periods = [ [datetime(2024, 1, 1, 10, 0), datetime(2024, 1, 1, 12, 0)] ] @@ -38,7 +82,7 @@ signal.process( ) print("Applied quality control filters") -# Step 3: Resample to 5-minute intervals +# Step 5: Resample to 5-minute intervals signal.process( input_time_series_names=["Temperature#1_REPLACED-RANGES#1"], transform_function=resample, @@ -46,14 +90,14 @@ signal.process( ) print("Resampled to 5-minute intervals") -# Step 4: Fill gaps with linear interpolation +# Step 6: Fill gaps with linear interpolation signal.process( input_time_series_names=["Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1"], transform_function=linear_interpolation ) print("Applied gap filling") -# Step 5: Extract business hours (8 AM to 6 PM) +# Step 7: Extract business hours (8 AM to 6 PM) signal.process( input_time_series_names=["Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"], transform_function=subset, @@ -62,7 +106,7 @@ signal.process( ) print("Extracted business hours data") -# Step 6: Analyze results +# Step 8: Analyze results final_series_name = "Temperature#1_SLICE#1" final_data = signal.time_series[final_series_name].series @@ -72,7 +116,7 @@ print(f"Data points: {len(final_data)}") print(f"Mean temperature: {final_data.mean():.2f}°C") print(f"Temperature range: {final_data.min():.2f}°C to {final_data.max():.2f}°C") -# Step 7: View processing history +# Step 9: View processing history print(f"\nProcessing history for {final_series_name}:") processing_steps = signal.time_series[final_series_name].processing_steps for i, step in enumerate(processing_steps, 1): @@ -101,17 +145,119 @@ You're monitoring a water treatment process with multiple sensors: ### Implementation -```python exec="setup:dataset" -# Explore the pre-created dataset +```python exec +# Complete multi-sensor workflow from start to finish + +import numpy as np +import pandas as pd +from datetime import datetime +from meteaudata import Signal, DataProvenance, Dataset +from meteaudata import resample, linear_interpolation + +# Set random seed for reproducible example +np.random.seed(42) + +# Step 1: Create provenance for different sensors +ph_provenance = DataProvenance( + source_repository="Water Treatment SCADA", + project="Process Optimization Study", + location="Primary Treatment Tank", + equipment="pH Sensor PH-001", + parameter="pH", + purpose="Process control", + metadata_id="ph_sensor_001" +) + +temp_provenance = DataProvenance( + source_repository="Water Treatment SCADA", + project="Process Optimization Study", + location="Primary Treatment Tank", + equipment="Temperature Sensor TH-002", + parameter="Temperature", + purpose="Process control", + metadata_id="temp_sensor_002" +) + +flow_provenance = DataProvenance( + source_repository="Water Treatment SCADA", + project="Process Optimization Study", + location="Primary Treatment Tank", + equipment="Flow Meter FM-001", + parameter="Flow Rate", + purpose="Process control", + metadata_id="flow_sensor_001" +) + +# Step 2: Create realistic sensor data +# Generate 12 hours of data every 2 minutes (360 data points) +timestamps = pd.date_range('2024-01-01 06:00:00', periods=360, freq='2min') + +# pH data (typical range 6.5-8.5 with some variation) +ph_base = 7.2 +ph_variation = 0.3 * np.sin(np.arange(360) * 2 * np.pi / 180) # 4-hour cycle +ph_noise = np.random.normal(0, 0.1, 360) +ph_values = ph_base + ph_variation + ph_noise +ph_data = pd.Series(ph_values, index=timestamps, name="RAW") + +# Temperature data (varies with time of day) +temp_base = 18.0 # Base water temperature +temp_variation = 2.0 * np.sin(np.arange(360) * 2 * np.pi / 360) # Daily heating cycle +temp_noise = np.random.normal(0, 0.3, 360) +temp_values = temp_base + temp_variation + temp_noise +temp_data = pd.Series(temp_values, index=timestamps, name="RAW") + +# Flow rate data (varies with demand patterns) +flow_base = 150.0 # Base flow in L/min +flow_variation = 30.0 * np.sin(np.arange(360) * 2 * np.pi / 120) # 4-hour demand cycle +flow_noise = np.random.normal(0, 5, 360) +flow_values = flow_base + flow_variation + flow_noise +flow_data = pd.Series(flow_values, index=timestamps, name="RAW") + +# Step 3: Create individual Signal objects +ph_signal = Signal( + input_data=ph_data, + name="pH", + units="pH units", + provenance=ph_provenance +) + +temp_signal = Signal( + input_data=temp_data, + name="Temperature", + units="°C", + provenance=temp_provenance +) + +flow_signal = Signal( + input_data=flow_data, + name="FlowRate", + units="L/min", + provenance=flow_provenance +) + +# Step 4: Create Dataset +dataset = Dataset( + name="Water Treatment Process Data", + description="Multi-parameter monitoring of primary treatment tank", + owner="Process Engineering Team", + purpose="Process optimization and control", + project="Treatment Plant Upgrade 2024", + signals={ + "pH": ph_signal, + "Temperature": temp_signal, + "Flowrate": flow_signal + } +) + print(f"Created dataset with {len(dataset.signals)} signals") -# Step 1: Analyze individual signals +# Step 5: Analyze individual signals print("\nIndividual signal statistics:") for signal_name, signal_obj in dataset.signals.items(): - # Get the correct raw series name from the signal + # Get the raw series name (should be signal_name#1_RAW#1) raw_series_names = list(signal_obj.time_series.keys()) if raw_series_names: - raw_series_name = raw_series_names[0] # Use the actual first series name + raw_series_name = raw_series_names[0] data = signal_obj.time_series[raw_series_name].series print(f"\n{signal_name}:") @@ -121,7 +267,7 @@ for signal_name, signal_obj in dataset.signals.items(): print(f" Range: {data.min():.2f} to {data.max():.2f} {signal_obj.units}") print(f" Data points: {len(data)}") -# Step 2: Synchronize all signals to 5-minute intervals +# Step 6: Synchronize all signals to 5-minute intervals print("\nSynchronizing all signals to 5-minute intervals...") for signal_name, signal_obj in dataset.signals.items(): @@ -146,7 +292,7 @@ for signal_name, signal_obj in dataset.signals.items(): print(f" Processed {signal_name}") -# Step 3: Create visualization +# Step 7: Create visualization print("\nGenerating multi-signal visualization...") # Get the final processed series names for plotting final_series_names = [] @@ -162,6 +308,12 @@ if final_series_names: title="Multi-Parameter Process Monitoring" ) print("Created dataset plot with synchronized time series") + +# Step 8: Summary statistics +print(f"\nDataset Summary:") +print(f"Name: {dataset.name}") +print(f"Signals: {len(dataset.signals)}") +print(f"Total processing steps: {sum(len(sig.time_series) for sig in dataset.signals.values())}") ``` ```python exec="continue" @@ -179,7 +331,7 @@ These examples demonstrate: 3. **Processing Chains**: Applying multiple processing steps in sequence 4. **Multivariate Analysis**: Working with multiple related signals 5. **Metadata Preservation**: Complete traceability of all processing steps -6. **Flexible Output**: Save individual signals, complete datasets, or summary statistics +6. **Flexible Output**: Save individual time series, signals, or complete datasets. ## Next Steps diff --git a/docs/getting-started/basic-concepts.md b/docs/getting-started/basic-concepts.md index 826657a..ddd908a 100644 --- a/docs/getting-started/basic-concepts.md +++ b/docs/getting-started/basic-concepts.md @@ -65,23 +65,25 @@ from meteaudata.types import TimeSeries, ProcessingStep, ProcessingType, Functio # The pandas Series contains your actual data demo_data = pd.Series([1.2, 1.5, 1.8], - index=pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=3, freq='1H'), + index=pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=3, freq='1h'), name='Temperature_RAW_1') # Create a simple processing step for demonstration processing_step = ProcessingStep( - type=ProcessingType.OTHER, - description="Raw data from sensor", + type=ProcessingType.SMOOTHING, + description="Data smoothed using a moving average", function_info=FunctionInfo( - name="data_import", + name="moving_average", version="1.0", - author="Data Engineer", - reference="Sensor manual v2.1" + author="Guy Person", + reference="github.com/guyperson.moving_average" ), run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), requires_calibration=False, - parameters=None, - suffix="RAW" + parameters={ + "window_size": 5 + }, + suffix="MOVAVG" ) # TimeSeries wraps the data with processing metadata @@ -116,21 +118,7 @@ Data values: [1.2 1.5 1.8] ProcessingStep objects document each transformation applied to time series data: ```python -step = ProcessingStep( - type=ProcessingType.FILTERING, - description="Applied 3-point moving average filter", - function_info=FunctionInfo( - name="moving_average", - version="1.0", - author="Plant Engineer", - reference="https://plant-docs.com/filtering" - ), - run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), - requires_calibration=False, - parameters=None, # Could contain Parameters object if needed - suffix="MA3" # Added to time series name -) - +step = processing_step print("ProcessingStep details:") print(f"- Type: {step.type}") print(f"- Description: {step.description}") @@ -143,12 +131,12 @@ print(f"- Suffix: {step.suffix}") **Output:** ``` ProcessingStep details: -- Type: ProcessingType.FILTERING -- Description: Applied 3-point moving average filter +- Type: ProcessingType.SMOOTHING +- Description: Data smoothed using a moving average - Function: moving_average v1.0 -- Author: Plant Engineer -- Run time: 2025-07-24 15:05:28 -- Suffix: MA3 +- Author: Guy Person +- Run time: 2025-07-29 21:42:17 +- Suffix: MOVAVG ``` **Key fields:** @@ -182,7 +170,7 @@ Available time series: ['Temperature#1_RAW#1'] ```python # Apply some processing to demonstrate multiple time series from meteaudata import resample -signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="2H") +signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="2h") print(f"\nAfter processing:") print(f"Number of time series: {len(signal.time_series)}") @@ -260,7 +248,7 @@ DissolvedOxygen#1 signal: meteaudata uses a structured naming convention for time series: ``` -{SignalName}#{SignalVersion}_{ProcessingSuffix}#{StepNumber} +{SignalName}#{SignalVersion}_{ProcessingSuffix}#{NumberOfTimesTheProcessingFunctionWasApplied} ``` ```python @@ -268,8 +256,8 @@ meteaudata uses a structured naming convention for time series: from meteaudata import linear_interpolation # Apply multiple processing steps to our dataset signals -temp_signal = dataset.signals["temperature"] -temp_signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="2H") +temp_signal = dataset.signals["Temperature#1"] +temp_signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="2h") temp_signal.process(["Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1"], linear_interpolation) print("Time series naming examples:") @@ -287,13 +275,21 @@ print("- Multiple versions of the same signal can coexist") ``` **Output:** - -**Errors:** ``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpglkujm56.py", line 297, in - temp_signal = dataset.signals["temperature"] -KeyError: 'temperature' +Time series naming examples: + - Temperature#1_RAW#1 + - Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1 + - Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1 + +Naming breakdown: +- Temperature#1_RAW#1: Original raw temperature data +- Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1: After resampling +- Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1: After linear interpolation + +This naming ensures: +- Every time series can be uniquely identified +- Processing history is traceable +- Multiple versions of the same signal can coexist ``` ## Processing Philosophy @@ -321,13 +317,21 @@ for i, step in enumerate(final_series.processing_steps, 1): ``` **Output:** - -**Errors:** ``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpxe3adhgs.py", line 294, in - temp_signal = dataset.signals["temperature"] -KeyError: 'temperature' +Traceability for Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1: +Processing steps applied: 2 + +Step 1: + - Function: resample v0.1 + - Description: A simple processing function that resamples a series to a given frequency + - When: 2025-07-29 21:42:19 + - Type: ProcessingType.RESAMPLING + +Step 2: + - Function: linear interpolation v0.1 + - Description: A simple processing function that linearly interpolates a series + - When: 2025-07-29 21:42:19 + - Type: ProcessingType.GAP_FILLING ``` ### Reproducible Workflows @@ -348,13 +352,18 @@ for ts_name, ts in temp_signal.time_series.items(): ``` **Output:** - -**Errors:** ``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp2o_hopwx.py", line 294, in - temp_signal = dataset.signals["temperature"] -KeyError: 'temperature' +Reproducible workflow example: + +Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1 processing history: + Step 1: resample v0.1 + Description: A simple processing function that resamples a series to a given frequency + When: 2025-07-29 21:42:20 + Parameters: frequency='2h' + Step 2: linear interpolation v0.1 + Description: A simple processing function that linearly interpolates a series + When: 2025-07-29 21:42:20 + Parameters: ``` ## Data Flow Example @@ -470,7 +479,8 @@ print(f"Starting with: {current_series}") end_position = len(flow_signal.time_series[current_series].series) // 2 flow_signal.process([current_series], subset, start_position=0, - end_position=end_position) + end_position=end_position, + rank_based=True) # Update to the newly created series name current_series = list(flow_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] @@ -490,38 +500,15 @@ for name in flow_signal.time_series.keys(): ``` Iterative processing example: Starting with: Temperature#1_RAW#1 -``` +After subset: Temperature#1_SLICE#1 +After resampling: Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#2 -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpl093fdwf.py", line 232, in - flow_signal.process([current_series], subset, - File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/src/meteaudata/types.py", line 1157, in process - outputs = transform_function(input_series, *args, **kwargs) - File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/src/meteaudata/processing_steps/univariate/subset.py", line 55, in subset - new_col = col.loc[start_position:end_position] - File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexing.py", line 1191, in __getitem__ - return self._getitem_axis(maybe_callable, axis=axis) - File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexing.py", line 1411, in _getitem_axis - return self._get_slice_axis(key, axis=axis) - File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexing.py", line 1443, in _get_slice_axis - indexer = labels.slice_indexer(slice_obj.start, slice_obj.stop, slice_obj.step) - File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexes/datetimes.py", line 682, in slice_indexer - return Index.slice_indexer(self, start, end, step) - File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexes/base.py", line 6708, in slice_indexer - start_slice, end_slice = self.slice_locs(start, end, step=step) - File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexes/base.py", line 6934, in slice_locs - start_slice = self.get_slice_bound(start, "left") - File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexes/base.py", line 6849, in get_slice_bound - label = self._maybe_cast_slice_bound(label, side) - File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexes/datetimes.py", line 642, in _maybe_cast_slice_bound - label = super()._maybe_cast_slice_bound(label, side) - File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexes/datetimelike.py", line 378, in _maybe_cast_slice_bound - self._raise_invalid_indexer("slice", label) - File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexes/base.py", line 4308, in _raise_invalid_indexer - raise TypeError(msg) -TypeError: cannot do slice indexing on DatetimeIndex with these indexers [0] of type int +Final signal contains 5 time series: + - Temperature#1_RAW#1 + - Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1 + - Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1 + - Temperature#1_SLICE#1 + - Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#2 ``` ### Branching Processing @@ -549,37 +536,19 @@ for name in flow_signal.time_series.keys(): ``` **Output:** +``` +Branching processing example: +Starting from: Temperature#1_RAW#1 +Branch 1 (hourly): Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#3 +Branch 2 (4-hourly): Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#4 -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpdxcmykjb.py", line 229, in - flow_signal.process([current_series], subset, - File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/src/meteaudata/types.py", line 1157, in process - outputs = transform_function(input_series, *args, **kwargs) - File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/src/meteaudata/processing_steps/univariate/subset.py", line 55, in subset - new_col = col.loc[start_position:end_position] - File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexing.py", line 1191, in __getitem__ - return self._getitem_axis(maybe_callable, axis=axis) - File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexing.py", line 1411, in _getitem_axis - return self._get_slice_axis(key, axis=axis) - File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexing.py", line 1443, in _get_slice_axis - indexer = labels.slice_indexer(slice_obj.start, slice_obj.stop, slice_obj.step) - File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexes/datetimes.py", line 682, in slice_indexer - return Index.slice_indexer(self, start, end, step) - File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexes/base.py", line 6708, in slice_indexer - start_slice, end_slice = self.slice_locs(start, end, step=step) - File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexes/base.py", line 6934, in slice_locs - start_slice = self.get_slice_bound(start, "left") - File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexes/base.py", line 6849, in get_slice_bound - label = self._maybe_cast_slice_bound(label, side) - File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexes/datetimes.py", line 642, in _maybe_cast_slice_bound - label = super()._maybe_cast_slice_bound(label, side) - File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexes/datetimelike.py", line 378, in _maybe_cast_slice_bound - self._raise_invalid_indexer("slice", label) - File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexes/base.py", line 4308, in _raise_invalid_indexer - raise TypeError(msg) -TypeError: cannot do slice indexing on DatetimeIndex with these indexers [0] of type int +Both branches coexist in the signal: + - Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1: 10 points + - Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1: 10 points + - Temperature#1_SLICE#1: 10 points + - Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#2: 5 points + - Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#3: 20 points + - Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#4: 5 points ``` ### Cross-Signal Processing @@ -591,149 +560,34 @@ print("\nCross-signal processing example:") print(f"Original dataset signals: {list(dataset.signals.keys())}") # Find raw time series for temperature and pH signals -temp_raw = list(dataset.signals["temperature"].time_series.keys())[0] -ph_raw = list(dataset.signals["ph"].time_series.keys())[0] +temp_raw = list(dataset.signals["Temperature#1"].time_series.keys())[0] +ph_raw = list(dataset.signals["pH#1"].time_series.keys())[0] print(f"Processing together: {temp_raw} and {ph_raw}") -# Note: This is just for demonstration - normally you wouldn't average temperature and pH! -# In practice, you'd average signals with the same units and meaning -try: - dataset.process([temp_raw, ph_raw], average_signals, output_signal_name="averaged_demo") - print(f"New signals after cross-processing: {list(dataset.signals.keys())}") - if "averaged_demo" in dataset.signals: - avg_signal = dataset.signals["averaged_demo"] - print(f"Averaged signal has {len(avg_signal.time_series)} time series") -except Exception as e: - print(f"Cross-processing demo failed (expected - different units): {e}") - print("In practice, only average signals with compatible units and meanings!") -``` - -**Output:** -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpwu7t5w29.py", line 229, in - flow_signal.process([current_series], subset, - File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/src/meteaudata/types.py", line 1157, in process - outputs = transform_function(input_series, *args, **kwargs) - File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/src/meteaudata/processing_steps/univariate/subset.py", line 55, in subset - new_col = col.loc[start_position:end_position] - File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexing.py", line 1191, in __getitem__ - return self._getitem_axis(maybe_callable, axis=axis) - File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexing.py", line 1411, in _getitem_axis - return self._get_slice_axis(key, axis=axis) - File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexing.py", line 1443, in _get_slice_axis - indexer = labels.slice_indexer(slice_obj.start, slice_obj.stop, slice_obj.step) - File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexes/datetimes.py", line 682, in slice_indexer - return Index.slice_indexer(self, start, end, step) - File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexes/base.py", line 6708, in slice_indexer - start_slice, end_slice = self.slice_locs(start, end, step=step) - File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexes/base.py", line 6934, in slice_locs - start_slice = self.get_slice_bound(start, "left") - File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexes/base.py", line 6849, in get_slice_bound - label = self._maybe_cast_slice_bound(label, side) - File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexes/datetimes.py", line 642, in _maybe_cast_slice_bound - label = super()._maybe_cast_slice_bound(label, side) - File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexes/datetimelike.py", line 378, in _maybe_cast_slice_bound - self._raise_invalid_indexer("slice", label) - File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas/core/indexes/base.py", line 4308, in _raise_invalid_indexer - raise TypeError(msg) -TypeError: cannot do slice indexing on DatetimeIndex with these indexers [0] of type int -``` - -## Advanced Context Usage - -### Working with Multiple Contexts -Sometimes you need to build complex environments step by step: - -```python -# This context provides: dataset, signals dict, simple signal, and all data -print("Full environment available:") -print(f"- Dataset '{dataset.name}' with {len(dataset.signals)} signals") -print(f"- Individual signals dict with {len(signals)} signals") -print(f"- Simple signal '{signal.name}' for individual examples") -print(f"- All underlying data: temp_data, ph_data, do_data, simple_data") - -# You can now work with any combination -print(f"\nDataset signals: {list(dataset.signals.keys())}") -print(f"Individual signals: {list(signals.keys())}") -print(f"Simple signal available: {signal.name}") -``` - -**Output:** -``` -Full environment available: -- Dataset 'reactor_monitoring' with 3 signals -- Individual signals dict with 3 signals -- Simple signal 'SimpleTemperature#1' for individual examples -- All underlying data: temp_data, ph_data, do_data, simple_data - -Dataset signals: ['Temperature#1', 'pH#1', 'DissolvedOxygen#1'] -Individual signals: ['temperature', 'ph', 'dissolved_oxygen'] -Simple signal available: SimpleTemperature#1 -``` - -### Building Custom Environments -```python -# You can extend the environment as needed -print("Building custom processing environment:") - -# Process the simple signal -signal.process(["SimpleTemperature#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="2H") -print(f"Simple signal now has: {list(signal.time_series.keys())}") - -# Process one of the dataset signals -dataset.signals["temperature"].process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], linear_interpolation) -print(f"Dataset temperature signal now has: {list(dataset.signals['temperature'].time_series.keys())}") - -# Create a new signal from scratch -import datetime -new_provenance = DataProvenance( - source_repository="Custom System", - project="Advanced Example", - location="Lab Bench", - equipment="Custom Sensor", - parameter="Pressure", - purpose="Demonstrate flexibility", - metadata_id="custom_001" -) - -pressure_data = pd.Series( - 101.3 + np.random.normal(0, 0.1, 30), - index=pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=30, freq='2H'), - name="RAW" -) - -pressure_signal = Signal( - input_data=pressure_data, - name="Pressure", - provenance=new_provenance, - units="kPa" +dataset.process( + [temp_raw, ph_raw], + average_signals, + check_units=False, # unit checking is disabled for the demo. + # You should never average signals that don't have matching units! ) +print(f"New signals after cross-processing: {list(dataset.signals.keys())}") -print(f"Created new pressure signal: {pressure_signal.name}") -print(f"Available for further processing: {list(pressure_signal.time_series.keys())}") ``` **Output:** ``` -Building custom processing environment: -Simple signal now has: ['SimpleTemperature#1_RAW#1', 'SimpleTemperature#1_RESAMPLED#1'] +Cross-signal processing example: +Original dataset signals: ['Temperature#1', 'pH#1', 'DissolvedOxygen#1'] +Processing together: Temperature#1_RAW#1 and pH#1_RAW#1 +New signals after cross-processing: ['Temperature#1', 'pH#1', 'DissolvedOxygen#1', 'AVERAGE#1'] ``` -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpnxvkd6ci.py", line 322, in - dataset.signals["temperature"].process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], linear_interpolation) -KeyError: 'temperature' -``` ## Next Steps -Now that you understand the core concepts and how to work with composable contexts: +Now that you understand the core concepts and how to work with met*EAU*data: - Try the [Quick Start](quickstart.md) guide for hands-on experience - Learn about [Working with Signals](../user-guide/signals.md) diff --git a/docs/getting-started/basic-concepts_template.md b/docs/getting-started/basic-concepts_template.md index 5b549a6..425c197 100644 --- a/docs/getting-started/basic-concepts_template.md +++ b/docs/getting-started/basic-concepts_template.md @@ -53,23 +53,25 @@ from meteaudata.types import TimeSeries, ProcessingStep, ProcessingType, Functio # The pandas Series contains your actual data demo_data = pd.Series([1.2, 1.5, 1.8], - index=pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=3, freq='1H'), + index=pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=3, freq='1h'), name='Temperature_RAW_1') # Create a simple processing step for demonstration processing_step = ProcessingStep( - type=ProcessingType.OTHER, - description="Raw data from sensor", + type=ProcessingType.SMOOTHING, + description="Data smoothed using a moving average", function_info=FunctionInfo( - name="data_import", + name="moving_average", version="1.0", - author="Data Engineer", - reference="Sensor manual v2.1" + author="Guy Person", + reference="github.com/guyperson.moving_average" ), run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), requires_calibration=False, - parameters=None, - suffix="RAW" + parameters={ + "window_size": 5 + }, + suffix="MOVAVG" ) # TimeSeries wraps the data with processing metadata @@ -95,21 +97,7 @@ print(f"Data values: {time_series.series.values}") ProcessingStep objects document each transformation applied to time series data: ```python exec="continue" -step = ProcessingStep( - type=ProcessingType.FILTERING, - description="Applied 3-point moving average filter", - function_info=FunctionInfo( - name="moving_average", - version="1.0", - author="Plant Engineer", - reference="https://plant-docs.com/filtering" - ), - run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), - requires_calibration=False, - parameters=None, # Could contain Parameters object if needed - suffix="MA3" # Added to time series name -) - +step = processing_step print("ProcessingStep details:") print(f"- Type: {step.type}") print(f"- Description: {step.description}") @@ -141,7 +129,7 @@ print(f"Available time series: {list(signal.time_series.keys())}") ```python exec="continue" # Apply some processing to demonstrate multiple time series from meteaudata import resample -signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="2H") +signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="2h") print(f"\nAfter processing:") print(f"Number of time series: {len(signal.time_series)}") @@ -186,7 +174,7 @@ for name, signal_obj in dataset.signals.items(): meteaudata uses a structured naming convention for time series: ``` -{SignalName}#{SignalVersion}_{ProcessingSuffix}#{StepNumber} +{SignalName}#{SignalVersion}_{ProcessingSuffix}#{NumberOfTimesTheProcessingFunctionWasApplied} ``` ```python exec="continue" @@ -195,7 +183,7 @@ from meteaudata import linear_interpolation # Apply multiple processing steps to our dataset signals temp_signal = dataset.signals["Temperature#1"] -temp_signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="2H") +temp_signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="2h") temp_signal.process(["Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1"], linear_interpolation) print("Time series naming examples:") @@ -400,17 +388,15 @@ ph_raw = list(dataset.signals["pH#1"].time_series.keys())[0] print(f"Processing together: {temp_raw} and {ph_raw}") -# Note: This is just for demonstration - normally you wouldn't average temperature and pH! -# In practice, you'd average signals with the same units and meaning -try: - dataset.process([temp_raw, ph_raw], average_signals, output_signal_name="averaged_demo") - print(f"New signals after cross-processing: {list(dataset.signals.keys())}") - if "averaged_demo" in dataset.signals: - avg_signal = dataset.signals["averaged_demo"] - print(f"Averaged signal has {len(avg_signal.time_series)} time series") -except Exception as e: - print(f"Cross-processing demo failed (expected - different units): {e}") - print("In practice, only average signals with compatible units and meanings!") + +dataset.process( + [temp_raw, ph_raw], + average_signals, + check_units=False, # unit checking is disabled for the demo. + # You should never average signals that don't have matching units! +) +print(f"New signals after cross-processing: {list(dataset.signals.keys())}") + ``` @@ -434,4 +420,4 @@ The examples above use several predefined contexts. Here are the key ones: - `full_environment`: Everything you need for complex examples - `continue`: Build on previous code blocks progressively -For a complete list of available contexts and their contents, see the [Context Reference](../reference/contexts.md). +For a complete list of available contexts and their contents, see the [Executable Docs Reference](../development/executable-code-docs.md). diff --git a/docs/metadata-dictionary/data-provenance.md b/docs/metadata-dictionary/data-provenance.md index 63f5b93..048463d 100644 --- a/docs/metadata-dictionary/data-provenance.md +++ b/docs/metadata-dictionary/data-provenance.md @@ -1,47 +1,27 @@ # DataProvenance -!!! abstract "Usage Documentation" - [Models](../concepts/models.md) - -A base class for creating Pydantic models. - -Attributes: - __class_vars__: The names of the class variables defined on the model. - __private_attributes__: Metadata about the private attributes of the model. - __signature__: The synthesized `__init__` [`Signature`][inspect.Signature] of the model. - - __pydantic_complete__: Whether model building is completed, or if there are still undefined fields. - __pydantic_core_schema__: The core schema of the model. - __pydantic_custom_init__: Whether the model has a custom `__init__` function. - __pydantic_decorators__: Metadata containing the decorators defined on the model. - This replaces `Model.__validators__` and `Model.__root_validators__` from Pydantic V1. - __pydantic_generic_metadata__: Metadata for generic models; contains data used for a similar purpose to - __args__, __origin__, __parameters__ in typing-module generics. May eventually be replaced by these. - __pydantic_parent_namespace__: Parent namespace of the model, used for automatic rebuilding of models. - __pydantic_post_init__: The name of the post-init method for the model, if defined. - __pydantic_root_model__: Whether the model is a [`RootModel`][pydantic.root_model.RootModel]. - __pydantic_serializer__: The `pydantic-core` `SchemaSerializer` used to dump instances of the model. - __pydantic_validator__: The `pydantic-core` `SchemaValidator` used to validate instances of the model. - - __pydantic_fields__: A dictionary of field names and their corresponding [`FieldInfo`][pydantic.fields.FieldInfo] objects. - __pydantic_computed_fields__: A dictionary of computed field names and their corresponding [`ComputedFieldInfo`][pydantic.fields.ComputedFieldInfo] objects. - - __pydantic_extra__: A dictionary containing extra values, if [`extra`][pydantic.config.ConfigDict.extra] - is set to `'allow'`. - __pydantic_fields_set__: The names of fields explicitly set during instantiation. - __pydantic_private__: Values of private attributes set on the model instance. +Information about the source and context of time series data. + + This class captures essential metadata about where time series data originated, + including the source repository, project context, physical location, equipment + used, and the measured parameter. This information is crucial for data + traceability and understanding measurement context in environmental monitoring. + + Provenance information enables users to assess data quality, understand + measurement conditions, and make informed decisions about data usage in + analysis and modeling workflows. ## Field Definitions | Field | Type | Required | Default | Description | |-------|------|----------|---------|-------------| -| `source_repository` | `None` | ✗ | `—` | No description provided | -| `project` | `None` | ✗ | `—` | No description provided | -| `location` | `None` | ✗ | `—` | No description provided | -| `equipment` | `None` | ✗ | `—` | No description provided | -| `parameter` | `None` | ✗ | `—` | No description provided | -| `purpose` | `None` | ✗ | `—` | No description provided | -| `metadata_id` | `None` | ✗ | `—` | No description provided | +| `source_repository` | `None` | ✗ | `None` | Name or identifier of the data repository or database | +| `project` | `None` | ✗ | `None` | Project name or identifier under which data was collected | +| `location` | `None` | ✗ | `None` | Physical location where measurements were taken (e.g., 'Site_A', 'Influent_Tank_1') | +| `equipment` | `None` | ✗ | `None` | Equipment or instrument used for data collection (e.g., 'pH_probe_001', 'flow_meter') | +| `parameter` | `None` | ✗ | `None` | Physical/chemical parameter being measured (e.g., 'temperature', 'dissolved_oxygen', 'TSS') | +| `purpose` | `None` | ✗ | `None` | Purpose or context of the measurement (e.g., 'regulatory_compliance', 'process_optimization') | +| `metadata_id` | `None` | ✗ | `None` | Unique identifier for linking to external metadata systems | ## Detailed Field Descriptions @@ -49,50 +29,57 @@ Attributes: **Type:** `None` **Required:** No +**Default:** None -No description provided +Name or identifier of the data repository or database ### project **Type:** `None` **Required:** No +**Default:** None -No description provided +Project name or identifier under which data was collected ### location **Type:** `None` **Required:** No +**Default:** None -No description provided +Physical location where measurements were taken (e.g., 'Site_A', 'Influent_Tank_1') ### equipment **Type:** `None` **Required:** No +**Default:** None -No description provided +Equipment or instrument used for data collection (e.g., 'pH_probe_001', 'flow_meter') ### parameter **Type:** `None` **Required:** No +**Default:** None -No description provided +Physical/chemical parameter being measured (e.g., 'temperature', 'dissolved_oxygen', 'TSS') ### purpose **Type:** `None` **Required:** No +**Default:** None -No description provided +Purpose or context of the measurement (e.g., 'regulatory_compliance', 'process_optimization') ### metadata_id **Type:** `None` **Required:** No +**Default:** None -No description provided +Unique identifier for linking to external metadata systems ## Usage Example @@ -100,6 +87,12 @@ No description provided from meteaudata.types import DataProvenance # Create a DataProvenance instance -instance = DataProvenance( +provenance = DataProvenance( + source_repository="station_database", + project="water_quality_monitoring", + location="river_site_A", + equipment="multiparameter_probe", + parameter="dissolved_oxygen", + purpose="compliance_monitoring" ) ``` diff --git a/docs/metadata-dictionary/dataset-transform-protocol.md b/docs/metadata-dictionary/dataset-transform-protocol.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..599f936 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/metadata-dictionary/dataset-transform-protocol.md @@ -0,0 +1,43 @@ +# DatasetTransformFunctionProtocol + +Protocol defining the interface for Dataset-level processing functions. + + This protocol specifies the required signature for functions that can be used + with the Dataset.process() method. These functions can operate across multiple + signals and create new signals with cross-parameter relationships. + + Dataset transform functions are ideal for operations that require multiple + parameters simultaneously, such as: + - Calculating derived parameters (e.g., BOD/COD ratios) + - Multivariate analysis and modeling + - Cross-parameter quality control + - System-wide fault detection + - Process efficiency calculations + + The protocol ensures that new signals created by dataset processing maintain + proper metadata inheritance and processing lineage from their input signals. + + Note: + New signals created by dataset processing will have their project property + automatically updated to match the parent dataset's project. The transform + function is responsible for setting appropriate signal names, units, + provenance parameters, and purposes. + +## Method Signature + +```python +def __call__(self, input_signals, input_series_names, args, kwargs) +``` + +## __call__ + +Process input signals and return new signals with processing metadata. + +Args: + input_signals (list[Signal]): List of Signal objects containing input data + input_series_names (list[str]): Specific time series names to use from input signals + *args: Function-specific positional arguments + **kwargs: Function-specific keyword arguments + +Returns: + list[Signal]: List of new Signal objects created by processing diff --git a/docs/metadata-dictionary/dataset.md b/docs/metadata-dictionary/dataset.md index 78ab7e7..d18acbd 100644 --- a/docs/metadata-dictionary/dataset.md +++ b/docs/metadata-dictionary/dataset.md @@ -1,48 +1,29 @@ # Dataset -!!! abstract "Usage Documentation" - [Models](../concepts/models.md) - -A base class for creating Pydantic models. - -Attributes: - __class_vars__: The names of the class variables defined on the model. - __private_attributes__: Metadata about the private attributes of the model. - __signature__: The synthesized `__init__` [`Signature`][inspect.Signature] of the model. - - __pydantic_complete__: Whether model building is completed, or if there are still undefined fields. - __pydantic_core_schema__: The core schema of the model. - __pydantic_custom_init__: Whether the model has a custom `__init__` function. - __pydantic_decorators__: Metadata containing the decorators defined on the model. - This replaces `Model.__validators__` and `Model.__root_validators__` from Pydantic V1. - __pydantic_generic_metadata__: Metadata for generic models; contains data used for a similar purpose to - __args__, __origin__, __parameters__ in typing-module generics. May eventually be replaced by these. - __pydantic_parent_namespace__: Parent namespace of the model, used for automatic rebuilding of models. - __pydantic_post_init__: The name of the post-init method for the model, if defined. - __pydantic_root_model__: Whether the model is a [`RootModel`][pydantic.root_model.RootModel]. - __pydantic_serializer__: The `pydantic-core` `SchemaSerializer` used to dump instances of the model. - __pydantic_validator__: The `pydantic-core` `SchemaValidator` used to validate instances of the model. - - __pydantic_fields__: A dictionary of field names and their corresponding [`FieldInfo`][pydantic.fields.FieldInfo] objects. - __pydantic_computed_fields__: A dictionary of computed field names and their corresponding [`ComputedFieldInfo`][pydantic.fields.ComputedFieldInfo] objects. - - __pydantic_extra__: A dictionary containing extra values, if [`extra`][pydantic.config.ConfigDict.extra] - is set to `'allow'`. - __pydantic_fields_set__: The names of fields explicitly set during instantiation. - __pydantic_private__: Values of private attributes set on the model instance. +Collection of signals representing a complete monitoring dataset. + + A Dataset groups multiple signals that are collected together as part of + a monitoring project or analysis workflow. It provides project-level + metadata and enables coordinated processing operations across multiple + parameters. + + Datasets support cross-signal processing operations and maintain consistent + naming conventions across all contained signals. They provide the highest + level of organization for environmental monitoring data with complete + metadata preservation and serialization capabilities. ## Field Definitions | Field | Type | Required | Default | Description | |-------|------|----------|---------|-------------| -| `created_on` | `datetime` | ✗ | `2025-07-23 12:24:12.440358` | No description provided | -| `last_updated` | `datetime` | ✗ | `2025-07-23 12:24:12.440368` | No description provided | -| `name` | `str` | ✓ | `PydanticUndefined` | No description provided | -| `description` | `None` | ✗ | `—` | No description provided | -| `owner` | `None` | ✗ | `—` | No description provided | -| `signals` | `dict` | ✓ | `PydanticUndefined` | No description provided | -| `purpose` | `None` | ✗ | `—` | No description provided | -| `project` | `None` | ✗ | `—` | No description provided | +| `created_on` | `datetime` | ✗ | `Factory: now()` | Timestamp when this Dataset was created | +| `last_updated` | `datetime` | ✗ | `Factory: now()` | Timestamp of the most recent modification to this Dataset | +| `name` | `str` | ✓ | `—` | Name identifying this dataset | +| `description` | `None` | ✗ | `None` | Detailed description of the dataset contents and purpose | +| `owner` | `None` | ✗ | `None` | Person or organization responsible for this dataset | +| `signals` | `dict` | ✓ | `—` | Dictionary mapping signal names to Signal objects in this dataset | +| `purpose` | `None` | ✗ | `None` | Purpose or objective of this dataset (e.g., 'compliance_monitoring', 'research') | +| `project` | `None` | ✗ | `None` | Project or study name associated with this dataset | ## Detailed Field Descriptions @@ -50,61 +31,63 @@ Attributes: **Type:** `datetime` **Required:** No -**Default:** `2025-07-23 12:24:12.440358` +**Default:** Factory: now() -No description provided +Timestamp when this Dataset was created ### last_updated **Type:** `datetime` **Required:** No -**Default:** `2025-07-23 12:24:12.440368` +**Default:** Factory: now() -No description provided +Timestamp of the most recent modification to this Dataset ### name **Type:** `str` **Required:** Yes -**Default:** `PydanticUndefined` -No description provided +Name identifying this dataset ### description **Type:** `None` **Required:** No +**Default:** None -No description provided +Detailed description of the dataset contents and purpose ### owner **Type:** `None` **Required:** No +**Default:** None -No description provided +Person or organization responsible for this dataset ### signals **Type:** `dict` **Required:** Yes -**Default:** `PydanticUndefined` -No description provided +Dictionary mapping signal names to Signal objects in this dataset ### purpose **Type:** `None` **Required:** No +**Default:** None -No description provided +Purpose or objective of this dataset (e.g., 'compliance_monitoring', 'research') ### project **Type:** `None` **Required:** No +**Default:** None -No description provided +Project or study name associated with this dataset ## Usage Example @@ -112,8 +95,14 @@ No description provided from meteaudata.types import Dataset # Create a Dataset instance -instance = Dataset( - name="example_value", - signals={} +dataset = Dataset( + name="river_monitoring_2024", + description="Continuous water quality monitoring", + owner="Environmental Team", + signals={ + "temperature": temp_signal, + "dissolved_oxygen": do_signal + }, + project="water_quality_assessment" ) ``` diff --git a/docs/metadata-dictionary/function-info.md b/docs/metadata-dictionary/function-info.md index 094a3ec..c6aee43 100644 --- a/docs/metadata-dictionary/function-info.md +++ b/docs/metadata-dictionary/function-info.md @@ -1,45 +1,26 @@ # FunctionInfo -!!! abstract "Usage Documentation" - [Models](../concepts/models.md) - -A base class for creating Pydantic models. - -Attributes: - __class_vars__: The names of the class variables defined on the model. - __private_attributes__: Metadata about the private attributes of the model. - __signature__: The synthesized `__init__` [`Signature`][inspect.Signature] of the model. - - __pydantic_complete__: Whether model building is completed, or if there are still undefined fields. - __pydantic_core_schema__: The core schema of the model. - __pydantic_custom_init__: Whether the model has a custom `__init__` function. - __pydantic_decorators__: Metadata containing the decorators defined on the model. - This replaces `Model.__validators__` and `Model.__root_validators__` from Pydantic V1. - __pydantic_generic_metadata__: Metadata for generic models; contains data used for a similar purpose to - __args__, __origin__, __parameters__ in typing-module generics. May eventually be replaced by these. - __pydantic_parent_namespace__: Parent namespace of the model, used for automatic rebuilding of models. - __pydantic_post_init__: The name of the post-init method for the model, if defined. - __pydantic_root_model__: Whether the model is a [`RootModel`][pydantic.root_model.RootModel]. - __pydantic_serializer__: The `pydantic-core` `SchemaSerializer` used to dump instances of the model. - __pydantic_validator__: The `pydantic-core` `SchemaValidator` used to validate instances of the model. - - __pydantic_fields__: A dictionary of field names and their corresponding [`FieldInfo`][pydantic.fields.FieldInfo] objects. - __pydantic_computed_fields__: A dictionary of computed field names and their corresponding [`ComputedFieldInfo`][pydantic.fields.ComputedFieldInfo] objects. - - __pydantic_extra__: A dictionary containing extra values, if [`extra`][pydantic.config.ConfigDict.extra] - is set to `'allow'`. - __pydantic_fields_set__: The names of fields explicitly set during instantiation. - __pydantic_private__: Values of private attributes set on the model instance. +Metadata about processing functions applied to time series data. + + This class documents the functions used in data processing pipelines, + capturing essential information for reproducibility including function name, + version, author, and reference documentation. It can optionally capture + the actual source code of the function for complete reproducibility. + + Function information is critical for understanding how data has been processed + and for reproducing analysis results. The automatic source code capture + feature helps maintain processing lineage even when function implementations + change over time. ## Field Definitions | Field | Type | Required | Default | Description | |-------|------|----------|---------|-------------| -| `name` | `str` | ✓ | `PydanticUndefined` | No description provided | -| `version` | `str` | ✓ | `PydanticUndefined` | No description provided | -| `author` | `str` | ✓ | `PydanticUndefined` | No description provided | -| `reference` | `str` | ✓ | `PydanticUndefined` | No description provided | -| `source_code` | `None` | ✗ | `—` | No description provided | +| `name` | `str` | ✓ | `—` | Name of the processing function | +| `version` | `str` | ✓ | `—` | Version identifier of the function (e.g., '1.2.0', 'v2024.1') | +| `author` | `str` | ✓ | `—` | Author or team responsible for the function implementation | +| `reference` | `str` | ✓ | `—` | Reference documentation, paper, or URL describing the method | +| `source_code` | `None` | ✗ | `None` | Complete source code of the function for reproducibility | ## Detailed Field Descriptions @@ -47,37 +28,48 @@ Attributes: **Type:** `str` **Required:** Yes -**Default:** `PydanticUndefined` -No description provided +Name of the processing function ### version **Type:** `str` **Required:** Yes -**Default:** `PydanticUndefined` -No description provided +Version identifier of the function (e.g., '1.2.0', 'v2024.1') ### author **Type:** `str` **Required:** Yes -**Default:** `PydanticUndefined` -No description provided +Author or team responsible for the function implementation ### reference **Type:** `str` **Required:** Yes -**Default:** `PydanticUndefined` -No description provided +Reference documentation, paper, or URL describing the method ### source_code **Type:** `None` **Required:** No +**Default:** None -No description provided +Complete source code of the function for reproducibility + +## Usage Example + +```python +from meteaudata.types import FunctionInfo + +# Create a FunctionInfo instance +func_info = FunctionInfo( + name="moving_average_smooth", + version="1.2.0", + author="Data Processing Team", + reference="https://docs.example.com/smoothing" +) +``` diff --git a/docs/metadata-dictionary/index-metadata.md b/docs/metadata-dictionary/index-metadata.md index 49089e0..f36f309 100644 --- a/docs/metadata-dictionary/index-metadata.md +++ b/docs/metadata-dictionary/index-metadata.md @@ -1,51 +1,30 @@ # IndexMetadata -!!! abstract "Usage Documentation" - [Models](../concepts/models.md) - -A base class for creating Pydantic models. - -Attributes: - __class_vars__: The names of the class variables defined on the model. - __private_attributes__: Metadata about the private attributes of the model. - __signature__: The synthesized `__init__` [`Signature`][inspect.Signature] of the model. - - __pydantic_complete__: Whether model building is completed, or if there are still undefined fields. - __pydantic_core_schema__: The core schema of the model. - __pydantic_custom_init__: Whether the model has a custom `__init__` function. - __pydantic_decorators__: Metadata containing the decorators defined on the model. - This replaces `Model.__validators__` and `Model.__root_validators__` from Pydantic V1. - __pydantic_generic_metadata__: Metadata for generic models; contains data used for a similar purpose to - __args__, __origin__, __parameters__ in typing-module generics. May eventually be replaced by these. - __pydantic_parent_namespace__: Parent namespace of the model, used for automatic rebuilding of models. - __pydantic_post_init__: The name of the post-init method for the model, if defined. - __pydantic_root_model__: Whether the model is a [`RootModel`][pydantic.root_model.RootModel]. - __pydantic_serializer__: The `pydantic-core` `SchemaSerializer` used to dump instances of the model. - __pydantic_validator__: The `pydantic-core` `SchemaValidator` used to validate instances of the model. - - __pydantic_fields__: A dictionary of field names and their corresponding [`FieldInfo`][pydantic.fields.FieldInfo] objects. - __pydantic_computed_fields__: A dictionary of computed field names and their corresponding [`ComputedFieldInfo`][pydantic.fields.ComputedFieldInfo] objects. - - __pydantic_extra__: A dictionary containing extra values, if [`extra`][pydantic.config.ConfigDict.extra] - is set to `'allow'`. - __pydantic_fields_set__: The names of fields explicitly set during instantiation. - __pydantic_private__: Values of private attributes set on the model instance. +Metadata describing the characteristics of a pandas Index. + + This class captures essential information about time series indices to enable + proper reconstruction after serialization. It handles various pandas Index types + including DatetimeIndex, PeriodIndex, RangeIndex, and CategoricalIndex. + + The metadata preserves critical properties like timezone information for datetime + indices, frequency for time-based indices, and categorical ordering, ensuring + that reconstructed indices maintain their original behavior and constraints. ## Field Definitions | Field | Type | Required | Default | Description | |-------|------|----------|---------|-------------| -| `type` | `str` | ✓ | `PydanticUndefined` | No description provided | -| `name` | `None` | ✗ | `—` | No description provided | -| `frequency` | `None` | ✗ | `—` | No description provided | -| `time_zone` | `None` | ✗ | `—` | No description provided | -| `closed` | `None` | ✗ | `—` | No description provided | -| `categories` | `None` | ✗ | `—` | No description provided | -| `ordered` | `None` | ✗ | `—` | No description provided | -| `start` | `None` | ✗ | `—` | No description provided | -| `end` | `None` | ✗ | `—` | No description provided | -| `step` | `None` | ✗ | `—` | No description provided | -| `dtype` | `str` | ✓ | `PydanticUndefined` | No description provided | +| `type` | `str` | ✓ | `—` | Type of pandas Index (e.g., 'DatetimeIndex', 'RangeIndex', 'PeriodIndex') | +| `name` | `None` | ✗ | `None` | Name assigned to the index, if any | +| `frequency` | `None` | ✗ | `None` | Frequency string for time-based indices (e.g., 'D', 'H', '15min') | +| `time_zone` | `None` | ✗ | `None` | Timezone information for datetime indices (e.g., 'UTC', 'America/Toronto') | +| `closed` | `None` | ✗ | `None` | Which side of intervals are closed for IntervalIndex ('left', 'right', 'both', 'neither') | +| `categories` | `None` | ✗ | `None` | List of category values for CategoricalIndex | +| `ordered` | `None` | ✗ | `None` | Whether categories have a meaningful order for CategoricalIndex | +| `start` | `None` | ✗ | `None` | Start value for RangeIndex | +| `end` | `None` | ✗ | `None` | End value (exclusive) for RangeIndex | +| `step` | `None` | ✗ | `None` | Step size for RangeIndex | +| `dtype` | `str` | ✓ | `—` | Data type of the index values (e.g., 'datetime64[ns]', 'int64') | ## Detailed Field Descriptions @@ -53,77 +32,84 @@ Attributes: **Type:** `str` **Required:** Yes -**Default:** `PydanticUndefined` -No description provided +Type of pandas Index (e.g., 'DatetimeIndex', 'RangeIndex', 'PeriodIndex') ### name **Type:** `None` **Required:** No +**Default:** None -No description provided +Name assigned to the index, if any ### frequency **Type:** `None` **Required:** No +**Default:** None -No description provided +Frequency string for time-based indices (e.g., 'D', 'H', '15min') ### time_zone **Type:** `None` **Required:** No +**Default:** None -No description provided +Timezone information for datetime indices (e.g., 'UTC', 'America/Toronto') ### closed **Type:** `None` **Required:** No +**Default:** None -No description provided +Which side of intervals are closed for IntervalIndex ('left', 'right', 'both', 'neither') ### categories **Type:** `None` **Required:** No +**Default:** None -No description provided +List of category values for CategoricalIndex ### ordered **Type:** `None` **Required:** No +**Default:** None -No description provided +Whether categories have a meaningful order for CategoricalIndex ### start **Type:** `None` **Required:** No +**Default:** None -No description provided +Start value for RangeIndex ### end **Type:** `None` **Required:** No +**Default:** None -No description provided +End value (exclusive) for RangeIndex ### step **Type:** `None` **Required:** No +**Default:** None -No description provided +Step size for RangeIndex ### dtype **Type:** `str` **Required:** Yes -**Default:** `PydanticUndefined` -No description provided +Data type of the index values (e.g., 'datetime64[ns]', 'int64') diff --git a/docs/metadata-dictionary/index.md b/docs/metadata-dictionary/index.md index 0e2e221..c1bd63d 100644 --- a/docs/metadata-dictionary/index.md +++ b/docs/metadata-dictionary/index.md @@ -21,6 +21,11 @@ Each page documents the fields, types, and validation rules for the core data st - **[ProcessingType](processing-type.md)** - Standardized processing step categories +## Protocols + +- **[SignalTransformFunctionProtocol](signal-transform-protocol.md)** - Interface for Signal-level processing functions +- **[DatasetTransformFunctionProtocol](dataset-transform-protocol.md)** - Interface for Dataset-level processing functions + ## Standards and Conventions ### Naming Conventions diff --git a/docs/metadata-dictionary/parameters.md b/docs/metadata-dictionary/parameters.md index 827e3b8..3a02c32 100644 --- a/docs/metadata-dictionary/parameters.md +++ b/docs/metadata-dictionary/parameters.md @@ -1,35 +1,15 @@ # Parameters -!!! abstract "Usage Documentation" - [Models](../concepts/models.md) - -A base class for creating Pydantic models. - -Attributes: - __class_vars__: The names of the class variables defined on the model. - __private_attributes__: Metadata about the private attributes of the model. - __signature__: The synthesized `__init__` [`Signature`][inspect.Signature] of the model. - - __pydantic_complete__: Whether model building is completed, or if there are still undefined fields. - __pydantic_core_schema__: The core schema of the model. - __pydantic_custom_init__: Whether the model has a custom `__init__` function. - __pydantic_decorators__: Metadata containing the decorators defined on the model. - This replaces `Model.__validators__` and `Model.__root_validators__` from Pydantic V1. - __pydantic_generic_metadata__: Metadata for generic models; contains data used for a similar purpose to - __args__, __origin__, __parameters__ in typing-module generics. May eventually be replaced by these. - __pydantic_parent_namespace__: Parent namespace of the model, used for automatic rebuilding of models. - __pydantic_post_init__: The name of the post-init method for the model, if defined. - __pydantic_root_model__: Whether the model is a [`RootModel`][pydantic.root_model.RootModel]. - __pydantic_serializer__: The `pydantic-core` `SchemaSerializer` used to dump instances of the model. - __pydantic_validator__: The `pydantic-core` `SchemaValidator` used to validate instances of the model. - - __pydantic_fields__: A dictionary of field names and their corresponding [`FieldInfo`][pydantic.fields.FieldInfo] objects. - __pydantic_computed_fields__: A dictionary of computed field names and their corresponding [`ComputedFieldInfo`][pydantic.fields.ComputedFieldInfo] objects. - - __pydantic_extra__: A dictionary containing extra values, if [`extra`][pydantic.config.ConfigDict.extra] - is set to `'allow'`. - __pydantic_fields_set__: The names of fields explicitly set during instantiation. - __pydantic_private__: Values of private attributes set on the model instance. +Container for processing function parameters with numpy array support. + + This class stores parameters passed to time series processing functions, + automatically handling complex data types like numpy arrays, nested objects, + and custom classes. It provides serialization capabilities while preserving + the ability to reconstruct original parameter values. + + The class is particularly useful for maintaining reproducible processing + pipelines where parameter values need to be stored as metadata alongside + processed time series data. ## Field Definitions diff --git a/docs/metadata-dictionary/processing-step.md b/docs/metadata-dictionary/processing-step.md index 4170949..29638b4 100644 --- a/docs/metadata-dictionary/processing-step.md +++ b/docs/metadata-dictionary/processing-step.md @@ -1,49 +1,30 @@ # ProcessingStep -!!! abstract "Usage Documentation" - [Models](../concepts/models.md) - -A base class for creating Pydantic models. - -Attributes: - __class_vars__: The names of the class variables defined on the model. - __private_attributes__: Metadata about the private attributes of the model. - __signature__: The synthesized `__init__` [`Signature`][inspect.Signature] of the model. - - __pydantic_complete__: Whether model building is completed, or if there are still undefined fields. - __pydantic_core_schema__: The core schema of the model. - __pydantic_custom_init__: Whether the model has a custom `__init__` function. - __pydantic_decorators__: Metadata containing the decorators defined on the model. - This replaces `Model.__validators__` and `Model.__root_validators__` from Pydantic V1. - __pydantic_generic_metadata__: Metadata for generic models; contains data used for a similar purpose to - __args__, __origin__, __parameters__ in typing-module generics. May eventually be replaced by these. - __pydantic_parent_namespace__: Parent namespace of the model, used for automatic rebuilding of models. - __pydantic_post_init__: The name of the post-init method for the model, if defined. - __pydantic_root_model__: Whether the model is a [`RootModel`][pydantic.root_model.RootModel]. - __pydantic_serializer__: The `pydantic-core` `SchemaSerializer` used to dump instances of the model. - __pydantic_validator__: The `pydantic-core` `SchemaValidator` used to validate instances of the model. - - __pydantic_fields__: A dictionary of field names and their corresponding [`FieldInfo`][pydantic.fields.FieldInfo] objects. - __pydantic_computed_fields__: A dictionary of computed field names and their corresponding [`ComputedFieldInfo`][pydantic.fields.ComputedFieldInfo] objects. - - __pydantic_extra__: A dictionary containing extra values, if [`extra`][pydantic.config.ConfigDict.extra] - is set to `'allow'`. - __pydantic_fields_set__: The names of fields explicitly set during instantiation. - __pydantic_private__: Values of private attributes set on the model instance. +Record of a single data processing operation applied to time series. + + This class documents individual steps in a data processing pipeline, capturing + the type of processing performed, when it was executed, the function used, + and the parameters applied. Each step maintains a complete audit trail of + data transformations. + + Processing steps are chained together to form a complete processing history, + enabling full traceability from raw data to final processed results. The + step_distance field tracks temporal shifts introduced by operations like + forecasting or lag analysis. ## Field Definitions | Field | Type | Required | Default | Description | |-------|------|----------|---------|-------------| -| `type` | `ProcessingType` | ✓ | `PydanticUndefined` | No description provided | -| `description` | `str` | ✓ | `PydanticUndefined` | No description provided | -| `run_datetime` | `datetime` | ✓ | `PydanticUndefined` | No description provided | -| `requires_calibration` | `bool` | ✓ | `PydanticUndefined` | No description provided | -| `function_info` | `FunctionInfo` | ✓ | `PydanticUndefined` | No description provided | -| `parameters` | `None` | ✓ | `PydanticUndefined` | No description provided | -| `step_distance` | `int` | ✗ | `0` | No description provided | -| `suffix` | `str` | ✓ | `PydanticUndefined` | No description provided | -| `input_series_names` | `list` | ✗ | `PydanticUndefined` | No description provided | +| `type` | `ProcessingType` | ✓ | `—` | Category of processing operation performed | +| `description` | `str` | ✓ | `—` | Human-readable description of what this processing step accomplished | +| `run_datetime` | `datetime` | ✓ | `—` | Timestamp when this processing step was executed | +| `requires_calibration` | `bool` | ✓ | `—` | Whether this processing step requires calibration data or parameters | +| `function_info` | `FunctionInfo` | ✓ | `—` | Information about the function used for processing | +| `parameters` | `None` | ✗ | `None` | Parameters passed to the processing function | +| `step_distance` | `int` | ✗ | `0` | Number of time steps shifted (positive for future predictions, negative for lag operations) | +| `suffix` | `str` | ✓ | `—` | Short identifier appended to time series names (e.g., 'SMOOTH', 'FILT', 'PRED') | +| `input_series_names` | `list` | ✗ | `Empty list ([])` | Names of input time series used in this processing step | ## Detailed Field Descriptions @@ -51,70 +32,83 @@ Attributes: **Type:** `ProcessingType` **Required:** Yes -**Default:** `PydanticUndefined` -No description provided +Category of processing operation performed ### description **Type:** `str` **Required:** Yes -**Default:** `PydanticUndefined` -No description provided +Human-readable description of what this processing step accomplished ### run_datetime **Type:** `datetime` **Required:** Yes -**Default:** `PydanticUndefined` -No description provided +Timestamp when this processing step was executed ### requires_calibration **Type:** `bool` **Required:** Yes -**Default:** `PydanticUndefined` -No description provided +Whether this processing step requires calibration data or parameters ### function_info **Type:** `FunctionInfo` **Required:** Yes -**Default:** `PydanticUndefined` -No description provided +Information about the function used for processing ### parameters **Type:** `None` -**Required:** Yes -**Default:** `PydanticUndefined` +**Required:** No +**Default:** None -No description provided +Parameters passed to the processing function ### step_distance **Type:** `int` **Required:** No -**Default:** `0` +**Default:** 0 -No description provided +Number of time steps shifted (positive for future predictions, negative for lag operations) ### suffix **Type:** `str` **Required:** Yes -**Default:** `PydanticUndefined` -No description provided +Short identifier appended to time series names (e.g., 'SMOOTH', 'FILT', 'PRED') ### input_series_names **Type:** `list` **Required:** No -**Default:** `PydanticUndefined` +**Default:** Empty list ([]) + +Names of input time series used in this processing step + +## Usage Example + +```python +from meteaudata.types import ProcessingStep + +# Create a ProcessingStep instance +from datetime import datetime -No description provided +step = ProcessingStep( + type=ProcessingType.SMOOTHING, + description="Applied moving average smoothing", + run_datetime=datetime.now(), + requires_calibration=False, + function_info=func_info, + suffix="SMOOTH", + input_series_names=["temperature#1_RAW#1"] +) +``` diff --git a/docs/metadata-dictionary/processing-type.md b/docs/metadata-dictionary/processing-type.md index 19732d2..c1843d0 100644 --- a/docs/metadata-dictionary/processing-type.md +++ b/docs/metadata-dictionary/processing-type.md @@ -1,24 +1,33 @@ # ProcessingType -Enumeration defining the available processingtype values. +Standardized categories for time series processing operations. + + This enumeration defines the standard types of processing operations that can + be applied to environmental time series data. Each type represents a distinct + category of data transformation with specific characteristics and purposes + in environmental monitoring and wastewater treatment analysis. + + The processing types enable consistent categorization of operations across + different processing pipelines and facilitate automated quality control, + reporting, and method comparison workflows. ## Available Values -| Value | Description | -|-------|-------------| -| `SORTING` | sorting | -| `REMOVE_DUPLICATES` | remove_duplicates | -| `SMOOTHING` | smoothing | -| `FILTERING` | filtering | -| `RESAMPLING` | resampling | -| `GAP_FILLING` | gap_filling | -| `PREDICTION` | prediction | -| `TRANSFORMATION` | transformation | -| `DIMENSIONALITY_REDUCTION` | dimensionality_reduction | -| `FAULT_DETECTION` | fault_detection | -| `FAULT_IDENTIFICATION` | fault_identification | -| `FAULT_DIAGNOSIS` | fault_diagnosis | -| `OTHER` | other | +| Value | Enum Key | Description | +|-------|----------|-------------| +| `sorting` | `SORTING` | Reordering time series data by timestamp or value | +| `remove_duplicates` | `REMOVE_DUPLICATES` | Eliminating duplicate measurements at the same timestamp | +| `smoothing` | `SMOOTHING` | Noise reduction using moving averages, exponential smoothing, or similar techniques | +| `filtering` | `FILTERING` | Signal filtering operations (low-pass, high-pass, band-pass, notch filters) | +| `resampling` | `RESAMPLING` | Changing temporal resolution through upsampling, downsampling, or interpolation | +| `gap_filling` | `GAP_FILLING` | Filling missing data points using interpolation, forecasting, or substitution methods | +| `prediction` | `PREDICTION` | Forecasting future values using statistical or machine learning models | +| `transformation` | `TRANSFORMATION` | Mathematical transformations (log, power, normalization, standardization) | +| `dimensionality_reduction` | `DIMENSIONALITY_REDUCTION` | Reducing data complexity using PCA, feature selection, or similar techniques | +| `fault_detection` | `FAULT_DETECTION` | Identifying anomalous measurements or sensor malfunctions | +| `fault_identification` | `FAULT_IDENTIFICATION` | Classifying the type or cause of detected faults | +| `fault_diagnosis` | `FAULT_DIAGNOSIS` | Determining root causes and recommending corrective actions for faults | +| `other` | `OTHER` | Custom or specialized processing operations not covered by standard categories | ## Usage Example diff --git a/docs/metadata-dictionary/signal-transform-protocol.md b/docs/metadata-dictionary/signal-transform-protocol.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7404624 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/metadata-dictionary/signal-transform-protocol.md @@ -0,0 +1,34 @@ +# SignalTransformFunctionProtocol + +Protocol defining the interface for Signal-level processing functions. + + This protocol specifies the required signature for functions that can be used + with the Signal.process() method. Transform functions take multiple input + time series and return processed results with complete processing metadata. + + Signal transform functions operate within a single measured parameter (Signal) + and can take multiple time series representing different processing stages + of that parameter. They are ideal for operations like smoothing, filtering, + gap filling, and other single-parameter processing tasks. + + The protocol ensures consistent interfaces across different processing + functions while maintaining complete audit trails of all transformations + applied to environmental monitoring data. + +## Method Signature + +```python +def __call__(self, input_series, args, kwargs) +``` + +## __call__ + +Process input time series and return results with processing metadata. + +Args: + input_series (list[pd.Series]): List of pandas Series to be processed + *args: Function-specific positional arguments + **kwargs: Function-specific keyword arguments + +Returns: + list[tuple[pd.Series, list[ProcessingStep]]]: List of (processed_series, processing_steps) tuples diff --git a/docs/metadata-dictionary/signal.md b/docs/metadata-dictionary/signal.md index e76d2fd..a95b4fe 100644 --- a/docs/metadata-dictionary/signal.md +++ b/docs/metadata-dictionary/signal.md @@ -1,36 +1,29 @@ # Signal -Represents a signal with associated time series data and processing steps. - -Attributes: - name (str): The name of the signal. - units (str): The units of the signal. - provenance (DataProvenance): Information about the data source and purpose. - last_updated (datetime.datetime): The timestamp of the last update. - created_on (datetime.datetime): The timestamp of the creation. - time_series (dict[str, TimeSeries]): Dictionary of time series associated with the signal. - -Methods: - new_ts_name(self, old_name: str) -> str: Generates a new name for a time series based on the signal name. - __init__(self, data: Union[pd.Series, pd.DataFrame, TimeSeries, list[TimeSeries], dict[str, TimeSeries]], - name: str, units: str, provenance: DataProvenance): Initializes the Signal object. - add(self, ts: TimeSeries) -> None: Adds a new time series to the signal. - process(self, input_time_series_names: list[str], transform_function: TransformFunctionProtocol, *args, **kwargs) -> Signal: - Processes the signal data using a transformation function. - all_time_series: Property that returns a list of all time series names associated with the signal. - __setattr__(self, name, value): Custom implementation to update 'last_updated' timestamp when attributes are set. +Collection of related time series representing a measured parameter. + + A Signal groups multiple time series that represent the same physical + parameter (e.g., temperature) at different processing stages or from + different processing paths. This enables comparison between raw and + processed data, evaluation of different processing methods, and + maintenance of data lineage. + + Signals handle the naming conventions for time series, ensuring consistent + identification across processing workflows. They support processing + operations that can take multiple input time series and produce new + processed versions with complete metadata preservation. ## Field Definitions | Field | Type | Required | Default | Description | |-------|------|----------|---------|-------------| -| `created_on` | `datetime` | ✗ | `2025-07-23 12:24:12.439763` | No description provided | -| `last_updated` | `datetime` | ✗ | `2025-07-23 12:24:12.439777` | No description provided | -| `input_data` | `None` | ✗ | `—` | No description provided | -| `name` | `str` | ✗ | `signal` | No description provided | -| `units` | `str` | ✗ | `unit` | No description provided | -| `provenance` | `DataProvenance` | ✗ | `PydanticUndefined` | No description provided | -| `time_series` | `dict` | ✗ | `PydanticUndefined` | No description provided | +| `created_on` | `datetime` | ✗ | `Factory: datetime()` | Timestamp when this Signal was created | +| `last_updated` | `datetime` | ✗ | `Factory: datetime()` | Timestamp of the most recent modification to this Signal | +| `input_data` | `None` | ✗ | `None` | Initial data used to create the Signal (removed after initialization) | +| `name` | `str` | ✗ | `signal` | Name identifying this signal with automatic numbering (e.g., 'temperature#1') | +| `units` | `str` | ✗ | `unit` | Units of measurement for this parameter (e.g., '°C', 'mg/L', 'NTU') | +| `provenance` | `DataProvenance` | ✗ | `Factory: DataProvenance(...)` | Information about the source and context of this signal's data | +| `time_series` | `dict` | ✗ | `Empty dictionary ({})` | Dictionary mapping time series names to TimeSeries objects for this signal | ## Detailed Field Descriptions @@ -38,56 +31,57 @@ Methods: **Type:** `datetime` **Required:** No -**Default:** `2025-07-23 12:24:12.439763` +**Default:** Factory: datetime() -No description provided +Timestamp when this Signal was created ### last_updated **Type:** `datetime` **Required:** No -**Default:** `2025-07-23 12:24:12.439777` +**Default:** Factory: datetime() -No description provided +Timestamp of the most recent modification to this Signal ### input_data **Type:** `None` **Required:** No +**Default:** None -No description provided +Initial data used to create the Signal (removed after initialization) ### name **Type:** `str` **Required:** No -**Default:** `signal` +**Default:** signal -No description provided +Name identifying this signal with automatic numbering (e.g., 'temperature#1') ### units **Type:** `str` **Required:** No -**Default:** `unit` +**Default:** unit -No description provided +Units of measurement for this parameter (e.g., '°C', 'mg/L', 'NTU') ### provenance **Type:** `DataProvenance` **Required:** No -**Default:** `PydanticUndefined` +**Default:** Factory: DataProvenance(...) -No description provided +Information about the source and context of this signal's data ### time_series **Type:** `dict` **Required:** No -**Default:** `PydanticUndefined` +**Default:** Empty dictionary ({}) -No description provided +Dictionary mapping time series names to TimeSeries objects for this signal ## Usage Example @@ -95,6 +89,10 @@ No description provided from meteaudata.types import Signal # Create a Signal instance -instance = Signal( +signal = Signal( + input_data=temperature_series, + name="temperature", + units="°C", + provenance=provenance ) ``` diff --git a/docs/metadata-dictionary/time-series.md b/docs/metadata-dictionary/time-series.md index 7ea3e8c..c41310b 100644 --- a/docs/metadata-dictionary/time-series.md +++ b/docs/metadata-dictionary/time-series.md @@ -1,45 +1,25 @@ # TimeSeries -!!! abstract "Usage Documentation" - [Models](../concepts/models.md) - -A base class for creating Pydantic models. - -Attributes: - __class_vars__: The names of the class variables defined on the model. - __private_attributes__: Metadata about the private attributes of the model. - __signature__: The synthesized `__init__` [`Signature`][inspect.Signature] of the model. - - __pydantic_complete__: Whether model building is completed, or if there are still undefined fields. - __pydantic_core_schema__: The core schema of the model. - __pydantic_custom_init__: Whether the model has a custom `__init__` function. - __pydantic_decorators__: Metadata containing the decorators defined on the model. - This replaces `Model.__validators__` and `Model.__root_validators__` from Pydantic V1. - __pydantic_generic_metadata__: Metadata for generic models; contains data used for a similar purpose to - __args__, __origin__, __parameters__ in typing-module generics. May eventually be replaced by these. - __pydantic_parent_namespace__: Parent namespace of the model, used for automatic rebuilding of models. - __pydantic_post_init__: The name of the post-init method for the model, if defined. - __pydantic_root_model__: Whether the model is a [`RootModel`][pydantic.root_model.RootModel]. - __pydantic_serializer__: The `pydantic-core` `SchemaSerializer` used to dump instances of the model. - __pydantic_validator__: The `pydantic-core` `SchemaValidator` used to validate instances of the model. - - __pydantic_fields__: A dictionary of field names and their corresponding [`FieldInfo`][pydantic.fields.FieldInfo] objects. - __pydantic_computed_fields__: A dictionary of computed field names and their corresponding [`ComputedFieldInfo`][pydantic.fields.ComputedFieldInfo] objects. - - __pydantic_extra__: A dictionary containing extra values, if [`extra`][pydantic.config.ConfigDict.extra] - is set to `'allow'`. - __pydantic_fields_set__: The names of fields explicitly set during instantiation. - __pydantic_private__: Values of private attributes set on the model instance. +Time series data with complete processing history and metadata. + + This class represents a single time series with its associated pandas Series + data, complete processing history, and index metadata. It maintains a full + audit trail of all transformations applied to the data from its raw state + to the current processed form. + + The class handles serialization of pandas objects and preserves critical + index information to ensure proper reconstruction. It's the fundamental + building block for environmental time series analysis workflows. ## Field Definitions | Field | Type | Required | Default | Description | |-------|------|----------|---------|-------------| -| `series` | `Series` | ✗ | `Series([], dtype: object)` | No description provided | -| `processing_steps` | `list` | ✗ | `PydanticUndefined` | No description provided | -| `index_metadata` | `None` | ✗ | `—` | No description provided | -| `values_dtype` | `str` | ✗ | `str` | No description provided | -| `created_on` | `datetime` | ✗ | `PydanticUndefined` | No description provided | +| `series` | `Series` | ✗ | `Series([], dtype: object)` | The pandas Series containing the actual time series data | +| `processing_steps` | `list` | ✗ | `Empty list ([])` | Complete history of processing operations applied to this time series | +| `index_metadata` | `None` | ✗ | `None` | Metadata about the time series index for proper reconstruction | +| `values_dtype` | `str` | ✗ | `str` | Data type of the time series values | +| `created_on` | `datetime` | ✗ | `Factory: now()` | Timestamp when this TimeSeries object was created | ## Detailed Field Descriptions @@ -47,40 +27,41 @@ Attributes: **Type:** `Series` **Required:** No -**Default:** `Series([], dtype: object)` +**Default:** Series([], dtype: object) -No description provided +The pandas Series containing the actual time series data ### processing_steps **Type:** `list` **Required:** No -**Default:** `PydanticUndefined` +**Default:** Empty list ([]) -No description provided +Complete history of processing operations applied to this time series ### index_metadata **Type:** `None` **Required:** No +**Default:** None -No description provided +Metadata about the time series index for proper reconstruction ### values_dtype **Type:** `str` **Required:** No -**Default:** `str` +**Default:** str -No description provided +Data type of the time series values ### created_on **Type:** `datetime` **Required:** No -**Default:** `PydanticUndefined` +**Default:** Factory: now() -No description provided +Timestamp when this TimeSeries object was created ## Usage Example @@ -88,6 +69,15 @@ No description provided from meteaudata.types import TimeSeries # Create a TimeSeries instance -instance = TimeSeries( +import pandas as pd + +# Create with pandas Series +data = pd.Series([20, 21, 22, 23], name='temperature') +ts = TimeSeries(series=data) + +# Or load from files +ts = TimeSeries.load( + data_file_path="data.csv", + metadata_file_path="metadata.yaml" ) ``` diff --git a/docs/scripts/exec_processor.py b/docs/scripts/exec_processor.py index b04172a..c1960c6 100644 --- a/docs/scripts/exec_processor.py +++ b/docs/scripts/exec_processor.py @@ -221,19 +221,32 @@ def _execute_code(self, code: str, code_hash: str) -> Tuple[str, str, List[str]] def display_capture_wrapper(self, format="html", depth=2, max_depth=4, width=1200, height=800): """Wrapper for display method that captures HTML content.""" if format == "html": - # Get the HTML content directly using _build_html_content + # Get the complete HTML content with CSS styles try: + # Import the HTML_STYLE constant to get the CSS + from meteaudata.displayable import HTML_STYLE + + # Get the HTML content structure html_content = self._build_html_content(depth=depth) + if html_content and isinstance(html_content, str): - # Save the HTML content to a file - html_filename = OUTPUT_DIR / f"display_content_{code_hash[:8]}_{{len(captured_html_files) + 1}}.html" + # Extract CSS content from HTML_STYLE constant (remove ', '').strip() + + # Create complete HTML document with styles + complete_html = "\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n
\\n" + html_content + "\\n
\\n\\n" + + # Save the complete HTML content to a file + file_count = len(captured_html_files) + 1 + filename = f"display_content_{code_hash[:8]}_" + str(file_count) + ".html" + html_filename = OUTPUT_DIR / filename with open(html_filename, 'w', encoding='utf-8') as f: - f.write(html_content) + f.write(complete_html) captured_html_files.append(str(html_filename)) - print(f"[GENERATED_FILE]{{html_filename}}") - print(f"Captured HTML display: {{html_filename}}") + print(f"[GENERATED_FILE]" + str(html_filename)) + print(f"Captured HTML display: " + str(html_filename)) except Exception as e: - print(f"HTML capture failed: {{e}}") + print(f"HTML capture failed: " + str(e)) # Call the original display method for normal behavior return original_display(self, format, depth, max_depth, width, height) diff --git a/docs/scripts/gen_metadata_dict.py b/docs/scripts/gen_metadata_dict.py index 9ded642..5bd2ba7 100644 --- a/docs/scripts/gen_metadata_dict.py +++ b/docs/scripts/gen_metadata_dict.py @@ -8,6 +8,7 @@ import inspect import os +import datetime from pathlib import Path from typing import get_type_hints, get_origin, get_args import mkdocs_gen_files @@ -65,11 +66,76 @@ def get_field_info(model_class: type[BaseModel], field_name: str): field_type = type_hints.get(field_name, "Unknown") # Extract field properties + default_value = None + default_description = None + + # Import PydanticUndefined for proper comparison + try: + from pydantic_core import PydanticUndefined + undefined_marker = PydanticUndefined + except ImportError: + # Fallback for older Pydantic versions + undefined_marker = ... + + if field_info.default is not undefined_marker: + # Has a direct default value + default_value = field_info.default + # Check if it's a datetime that was computed at class definition time + if isinstance(default_value, datetime.datetime): + default_description = "Current timestamp (computed at startup)" + else: + default_description = str(default_value) + elif hasattr(field_info, 'default_factory') and field_info.default_factory is not None: + # Has a default factory + try: + # Try to get a meaningful description of the factory + factory = field_info.default_factory + + # Handle built-in types + if factory == dict: + default_description = "Empty dictionary ({})" + elif factory == list: + default_description = "Empty list ([])" + elif factory == set: + default_description = "Empty set" + elif hasattr(factory, '__name__'): + if factory.__name__ == '': + # For lambda functions, try to call it and see what we get + try: + sample_value = factory() + if hasattr(sample_value, '__class__'): + class_name = sample_value.__class__.__name__ + if hasattr(sample_value, '__dict__'): + # For objects, show some key attributes + attrs = sample_value.__dict__ + if len(attrs) <= 3 and all(isinstance(v, (str, int, float, bool)) for v in attrs.values()): + attr_strs = [f"{k}='{v}'" if isinstance(v, str) else f"{k}={v}" for k, v in list(attrs.items())[:3]] + default_description = f"Factory: {class_name}({', '.join(attr_strs)})" + else: + default_description = f"Factory: {class_name}(...)" + else: + default_description = f"Factory: {class_name}()" + else: + default_description = f"Factory returns: {str(sample_value)}" + except: + default_description = "Factory function (lambda)" + elif factory.__name__ == 'datetime.datetime.now': + default_description = "Current timestamp (datetime.now())" + elif 'datetime' in factory.__name__: + default_description = f"Runtime computed ({factory.__name__})" + else: + default_description = f"Factory: {factory.__name__}()" + else: + default_description = "Factory function" + except: + default_description = "Factory function" + info = { 'name': field_name, 'type': format_type_hint(field_type), 'required': field_info.is_required(), - 'default': field_info.default if field_info.default is not ... else None, + 'default': default_value, + 'default_description': default_description, 'description': field_info.description or "No description provided", 'constraints': {} } @@ -128,9 +194,12 @@ def generate_model_documentation(model_class: type[BaseModel], filename: str): field_info = get_field_info(model_class, field_name) if field_info: required_text = "✓" if field_info['required'] else "✗" - default_text = str(field_info['default']) if field_info['default'] is not None else "—" - if len(default_text) > 30: - default_text = default_text[:27] + "..." + if field_info['default_description'] is not None: + default_text = field_info['default_description'] + if len(default_text) > 50: + default_text = default_text[:47] + "..." + else: + default_text = "—" content.append( f"| `{field_info['name']}` | {field_info['type']} | {required_text} | `{default_text}` | {field_info['description']} |" @@ -153,8 +222,8 @@ def generate_model_documentation(model_class: type[BaseModel], filename: str): f"**Required:** {'Yes' if field_info['required'] else 'No'}", ]) - if field_info['default'] is not None: - content.append(f"**Default:** `{field_info['default']}`") + if field_info['default_description'] is not None: + content.append(f"**Default:** {field_info['default_description']}") content.extend([ "", @@ -324,23 +393,17 @@ def generate_enum_documentation(enum_class, filename: str): try: import inspect source_lines = inspect.getsourcelines(enum_class)[0] - current_field = None for line in source_lines: line = line.strip() if '=' in line and not line.startswith('#'): # This is an enum field definition field_name = line.split('=')[0].strip() - current_field = field_name # Check if there's a comment on the same line if '#' in line: - comment = line.split('#', 1)[1].strip() - if comment.startswith('"') and comment.endswith('"'): - enum_descriptions[field_name] = comment[1:-1] - elif line.startswith('#') and current_field: - # This might be a description comment - comment = line[1:].strip() - if comment.startswith('"') and comment.endswith('"'): - enum_descriptions[current_field] = comment[1:-1] + comment_part = line.split('#', 1)[1].strip() + # Handle format: FIELD = "value" # "Description" + if comment_part.startswith('"') and comment_part.endswith('"'): + enum_descriptions[field_name] = comment_part[1:-1] except Exception: # If we can't parse source, just continue without descriptions pass @@ -462,9 +525,13 @@ def main(): print(f"Generating documentation for {model_class.__name__} -> {filename}") generate_model_documentation(model_class, filename) print(f"✓ Generated {filename}") - print("=== COMPLETED METADATA DICTIONARY GENERATION ===") + # Generate enum documentation + print("Generating documentation for ProcessingType -> metadata-dictionary/processing-type.md") generate_enum_documentation(ProcessingType, "metadata-dictionary/processing-type.md") + print("✓ Generated metadata-dictionary/processing-type.md") + + print("=== COMPLETED METADATA DICTIONARY GENERATION ===") # Generate protocol documentation protocols = [ diff --git a/docs/scripts/process_templates.py b/docs/scripts/process_templates.py index d6cdb4e..b056ecc 100644 --- a/docs/scripts/process_templates.py +++ b/docs/scripts/process_templates.py @@ -107,7 +107,7 @@ def main(): print(f" {template_file}") print("\nProcessing templates...") - template_files = template_files[2:3] # DEBUG + # Process each template file for template_file in template_files: output_path = get_output_path(template_file) diff --git a/docs/user-guide/datasets.md b/docs/user-guide/datasets.md index a3771d0..0379e74 100644 --- a/docs/user-guide/datasets.md +++ b/docs/user-guide/datasets.md @@ -1,436 +1,99 @@ # Managing Datasets -Datasets in meteaudata group multiple related signals together, enabling you to manage collections of time series data as a cohesive unit. This guide covers creating, managing, and processing datasets effectively. +Datasets organize multiple signals together, representing a complete data collection (like all sensors from a treatment plant). -## Understanding Datasets - -A Dataset is a container for multiple Signal objects that share common characteristics: -- They're collected from the same location or system -- They're part of the same research project or monitoring campaign -- They need to be processed together for analysis - -## Creating Datasets - -### Basic Dataset Creation - -```python -import numpy as np -import pandas as pd -from meteaudata import Dataset, Signal, DataProvenance - -# Create multiple signals for a dataset -timestamps = pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=100, freq='1H') - -# Temperature signal -temp_data = pd.Series(np.random.normal(20, 2, 100), index=timestamps, name="RAW") -temp_provenance = DataProvenance( - source_repository="Plant SCADA", - project="Process Monitoring", - location="Primary reactor", - equipment="Thermocouple TC-101", - parameter="Temperature", - purpose="Process control and monitoring", - metadata_id="TC101_2024" -) -temperature_signal = Signal( - input_data=temp_data, - name="Temperature", - provenance=temp_provenance, - units="°C" -) - -# pH signal -ph_data = pd.Series(np.random.normal(7.2, 0.3, 100), index=timestamps, name="RAW") -ph_provenance = DataProvenance( - source_repository="Plant SCADA", - project="Process Monitoring", - location="Primary reactor", - equipment="pH probe PH-201", - parameter="pH", - purpose="Process control and monitoring", - metadata_id="PH201_2024" -) -ph_signal = Signal( - input_data=ph_data, - name="pH", - provenance=ph_provenance, - units="pH units" -) - -# Create the dataset -reactor_dataset = Dataset( - name="reactor_monitoring", - description="Primary reactor monitoring dataset with temperature and pH measurements", - owner="Process Engineer", - purpose="Monitor reactor conditions for process optimization", - project="Process Monitoring", - signals={ - "Temperature": temperature_signal, - "pH": ph_signal - } -) - -print(f"Created dataset '{reactor_dataset.name}' with {len(reactor_dataset.signals)} signals") -``` - -**Output:** -``` -Created dataset 'reactor_monitoring' with 2 signals -``` - -## Dataset Structure and Access - -### Accessing Signals - -```python -# First, let's see what signal keys are actually available -print("Available signal keys:", list(reactor_dataset.signals.keys())) - -# Access individual signals using the actual keys -signal_names = list(reactor_dataset.signals.keys()) -if len(signal_names) >= 2: - temp_signal = reactor_dataset.signals[signal_names[0]] - ph_signal = reactor_dataset.signals[signal_names[1]] - print(f"Accessed signals: {signal_names[0]} and {signal_names[1]}") -else: - print("Not enough signals found") - -# Access signal metadata -for name, signal in reactor_dataset.signals.items(): - print(f"{name}: {signal.units}, {len(signal.time_series)} time series") -``` - -**Output:** -``` -Available signal keys: ['Temperature#1', 'pH#1'] -Accessed signals: Temperature#1 and pH#1 -Temperature#1: °C, 1 time series -pH#1: pH units, 1 time series -``` - -### Dataset Metadata - -```python -# View dataset-level information -print(f"Dataset name: {reactor_dataset.name}") -print(f"Description: {reactor_dataset.description}") -print(f"Owner: {reactor_dataset.owner}") -print(f"Project: {reactor_dataset.project}") -print(f"Purpose: {reactor_dataset.purpose}") -print(f"Number of signals: {len(reactor_dataset.signals)}") -``` - -**Output:** -``` -Dataset name: reactor_monitoring -Description: Primary reactor monitoring dataset with temperature and pH measurements -Owner: Process Engineer -Project: Process Monitoring -Purpose: Monitor reactor conditions for process optimization -Number of signals: 2 -``` - -## Processing Datasets - -### Individual Signal Processing - -Process signals within the dataset independently: - -```python -from meteaudata import resample, linear_interpolation - -# Process each signal individually -for signal_name, signal in reactor_dataset.signals.items(): - # Get the raw time series name - raw_series_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] - - # Apply resampling with correct API - signal.process( - input_time_series_names=[raw_series_name], - transform_function=resample, - frequency="30min" - ) - - print(f"Processed {signal_name}: {len(signal.time_series)} time series") -``` - -**Output:** -``` -Processed Temperature#1: 2 time series -Processed pH#1: 2 time series -``` - -### Multivariate Processing - -Process multiple signals together using dataset-level operations: +## Creating a Dataset ```python -# Check if multivariate processing functions are available -try: - from meteaudata import average_signals - print("Multivariate processing functions available") - - # First check what signals are available - print("Available signals in dataset:", list(reactor_dataset.signals.keys())) - - # Get signal names safely - signal_names = list(reactor_dataset.signals.keys()) - if len(signal_names) >= 2: - # Get the series names from each signal dynamically - first_signal_name = signal_names[0] - second_signal_name = signal_names[1] - - first_series_names = list(reactor_dataset.signals[first_signal_name].time_series.keys()) - second_series_names = list(reactor_dataset.signals[second_signal_name].time_series.keys()) - - print(f"{first_signal_name} series:", first_series_names) - print(f"{second_signal_name} series:", second_series_names) - - # Note: Dataset-level multivariate processing may need specific setup - print("Dataset multivariate processing would use these series names") - else: - print("Not enough signals available for multivariate processing") - -except ImportError: - print("Multivariate processing functions not available in current version") - print("Processing signals individually instead") +print(f"Dataset: {dataset.name}") +print(f"Contains {len(dataset.signals)} signals:") +for name, signal in dataset.signals.items(): + print(f" - {name}: {signal.name} ({signal.units})") ``` **Output:** ``` -Multivariate processing functions available -Available signals in dataset: ['Temperature#1', 'pH#1'] -Temperature#1 series: ['Temperature#1_RAW#1', 'Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1'] -pH#1 series: ['pH#1_RAW#1', 'pH#1_RESAMPLED#1'] -Dataset multivariate processing would use these series names +Dataset: reactor_monitoring +Contains 3 signals: + - Temperature#1: Temperature#1 (°C) + - pH#1: pH#1 (pH units) + - DissolvedOxygen#1: DissolvedOxygen#1 (mg/L) ``` -## Visualization - -### Dataset Overview Plots +## Accessing Signals ```python -# Plot signals from the dataset -# Display each signal individually since they have different units +# Get a specific signal using the actual key +signal_keys = list(dataset.signals.keys()) +temp_signal = dataset.signals[signal_keys[0]] # Get first signal +print(f"Temperature signal: {temp_signal.name}") +print(f"Time series: {list(temp_signal.time_series.keys())}") -signal_names = list(reactor_dataset.signals.keys()) -for i, signal_name in enumerate(signal_names): - signal = reactor_dataset.signals[signal_name] - - print(f"=== {signal_name} Signal ===") - signal.display() - - # Plot the signal's time series - series_names = list(signal.time_series.keys()) - if series_names: - fig = signal.plot(ts_names=series_names) - print(f"Generated plot for {signal_name} with series: {series_names}") - else: - print(f"No time series found for {signal_name}") - - if i < len(signal_names) - 1: - print() # Add spacing between signals +# Get signal data +temp_data = temp_signal.time_series["Temperature#1_RAW#1"].series +print(f"Temperature data points: {len(temp_data)}") +print(f"Sample values: {temp_data.head(3).values}") ``` **Output:** ``` -=== Temperature#1 Signal === -Generated plot for Temperature#1 with series: ['Temperature#1_RAW#1', 'Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1'] - -=== pH#1 Signal === -Generated plot for pH#1 with series: ['pH#1_RAW#1', 'pH#1_RESAMPLED#1'] +Temperature signal: Temperature#1 +Time series: ['Temperature#1_RAW#1'] +Temperature data points: 100 +Sample values: [20.24835708 21.22496307 22.82384427] ``` - - - - - - - - -## Saving and Loading Datasets - -### Save Dataset +## Dataset Processing ```python -import tempfile -import os +# Apply processing to all signals +from meteaudata import linear_interpolation -# Save entire dataset to a temporary location for demonstration -temp_dir = tempfile.mkdtemp() -save_path = os.path.join(temp_dir, "reactor_monitoring_dataset") +# Process temperature signal +temp_signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], linear_interpolation) +print(f"Processed temperature signal") +print(f"Temperature now has {len(temp_signal.time_series)} time series") -reactor_dataset.save(save_path) -print(f"Dataset saved to: {save_path}") - -# List what was created -if os.path.exists(save_path): - files = os.listdir(save_path) - print("Created files:") - for file in files: - print(f" {file}") +# Check what's available +print("Available time series:") +for signal_name, signal in dataset.signals.items(): + ts_names = list(signal.time_series.keys()) + print(f" {signal_name}: {ts_names}") ``` **Output:** ``` -Dataset saved to: /var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp6zofs53o/reactor_monitoring_dataset -Created files: - reactor_monitoring.zip +Processed temperature signal +Temperature now has 2 time series +Available time series: + Temperature#1: ['Temperature#1_RAW#1', 'Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1'] + pH#1: ['pH#1_RAW#1'] + DissolvedOxygen#1: ['DissolvedOxygen#1_RAW#1'] ``` - - - - - - - - -### Load Dataset - -```python -# Load complete dataset -zip_files = [f for f in os.listdir(save_path) if f.endswith('.zip')] -if zip_files: - zip_path = os.path.join(save_path, zip_files[0]) - loaded_dataset = Dataset.load(zip_path, "reactor_monitoring") - - # Verify loaded correctly - print(f"Loaded dataset: {loaded_dataset.name}") - print(f"Signals: {list(loaded_dataset.signals.keys())}") - - # Check that signals and their time series were preserved - for signal_name, signal in loaded_dataset.signals.items(): - print(f"{signal_name}: {len(signal.time_series)} time series") - for ts_name in signal.time_series.keys(): - ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] - print(f" {ts_name}: {len(ts.series)} points") -else: - print("No zip file found for loading demonstration") -``` - -**Output:** -``` -Loaded dataset: reactor_monitoring -Signals: ['Temperature#1', 'pH#1'] -Temperature#1: 2 time series - Temperature#1_RAW#1: 100 points - Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1: 199 points -pH#1: 2 time series - pH#1_RAW#1: 100 points - pH#1_RESAMPLED#1: 199 points -``` - - - - - - - - - -## Dataset Analysis Examples - -### Comparing Signals +## Dataset Attributes ```python -# Extract and compare data from different signals -signal_names = list(reactor_dataset.signals.keys()) -if len(signal_names) >= 2: - signal1 = reactor_dataset.signals[signal_names[0]] - signal2 = reactor_dataset.signals[signal_names[1]] - - # Get the first time series from each signal - signal1_series = signal1.time_series[list(signal1.time_series.keys())[0]].series - signal2_series = signal2.time_series[list(signal2.time_series.keys())[0]].series - - print("Data comparison:") - print(f"{signal_names[0]}: {len(signal1_series)} points, range {signal1_series.min():.1f} to {signal1_series.max():.1f} {signal1.units}") - print(f"{signal_names[1]}: {len(signal2_series)} points, range {signal2_series.min():.2f} to {signal2_series.max():.2f} {signal2.units}") - - # Check temporal alignment - print(f"\nTime range comparison:") - print(f"{signal_names[0]}: {signal1_series.index[0]} to {signal1_series.index[-1]}") - print(f"{signal_names[1]}: {signal2_series.index[0]} to {signal2_series.index[-1]}") - print(f"Signals are time-aligned: {signal1_series.index.equals(signal2_series.index)}") -else: - print("Not enough signals for comparison") +print(f"Dataset name: {dataset.name}") +print(f"Description: {dataset.description}") +print(f"Owner: {dataset.owner}") +print(f"Project: {dataset.project}") +print(f"Created: {dataset.created_on}") +print(f"Signal count: {len(dataset.signals)}") ``` **Output:** ``` -Data comparison: -Temperature#1: 100 points, range 14.8 to 23.7 °C -pH#1: 100 points, range 6.62 to 8.02 pH units - -Time range comparison: -Temperature#1: 2024-01-01 00:00:00 to 2024-01-05 03:00:00 -pH#1: 2024-01-01 00:00:00 to 2024-01-05 03:00:00 -Signals are time-aligned: True -``` - - - - - - - - - -### Processing History Overview - -```python -# Review processing applied to all signals in the dataset -print("=== Dataset Processing Summary ===") -for signal_name, signal in reactor_dataset.signals.items(): - print(f"\n{signal_name} Signal:") - for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): - print(f" {ts_name}: {len(ts.processing_steps)} processing steps") - for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps, 1): - print(f" {i}. {step.description}") -``` - -**Output:** -``` -=== Dataset Processing Summary === - -Temperature#1 Signal: - Temperature#1_RAW#1: 0 processing steps - Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1: 1 processing steps - 1. A simple processing function that resamples a series to a given frequency - -pH#1 Signal: - pH#1_RAW#1: 0 processing steps - pH#1_RESAMPLED#1: 1 processing steps - 1. A simple processing function that resamples a series to a given frequency +Dataset name: reactor_monitoring +Description: Multi-parameter monitoring of reactor R-101 +Owner: Process Engineer +Project: Process Monitoring Study +Created: 2025-07-29 21:42:26.037581 +Signal count: 3 ``` - - - - - - - - -## Best Practices - -### Dataset Design -- Group related signals that share temporal and spatial context -- Use consistent naming conventions across signals -- Include complete metadata for reproducibility -- Document the purpose and scope of your dataset - -### Processing Strategy -- Synchronize time indices before multivariate analysis -- Apply quality control checks across all signals -- Process signals individually before combined operations -- Save intermediate results for complex processing chains - -## Next Steps +## See Also -- Learn about [Time Series Processing](time-series.md) for advanced analysis techniques -- Explore [Processing Steps](processing-steps.md) to create custom multivariate functions -- Check out [Visualization](visualization.md) for advanced dataset plotting -- See [Basic Workflow Examples](../examples/basic-workflow.md) for complete analysis pipelines \ No newline at end of file +- [Working with Signals](signals.md) - Understanding individual signals +- [Visualization](visualization.md) - Plotting datasets and signals +- [Saving and Loading](saving-loading.md) - Persisting datasets \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/user-guide/datasets_template.md b/docs/user-guide/datasets_template.md index 6f0f438..88cd163 100644 --- a/docs/user-guide/datasets_template.md +++ b/docs/user-guide/datasets_template.md @@ -1,303 +1,147 @@ # Managing Datasets -Datasets in meteaudata group multiple related signals together, enabling you to manage collections of time series data as a cohesive unit. This guide covers creating, managing, and processing datasets effectively. +Datasets organize multiple signals together, representing a complete data collection (like all sensors from a treatment plant). -## Understanding Datasets - -A Dataset is a container for multiple Signal objects that share common characteristics: -- They're collected from the same location or system -- They're part of the same research project or monitoring campaign -- They need to be processed together for analysis - -## Creating Datasets - -### Basic Dataset Creation - -```python exec="setup:base" -import numpy as np -import pandas as pd -from meteaudata import Dataset, Signal, DataProvenance - -# Create multiple signals for a dataset -timestamps = pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=100, freq='1H') +## Creating a Dataset +```python exec="dataset" +# Temperature data with daily cycle +temp_data = pd.Series( + 20 + 5 * np.sin(np.arange(100) * 2 * np.pi / 24) + np.random.normal(0, 0.5, 100), + index=timestamps, + name="RAW" +) # Temperature signal -temp_data = pd.Series(np.random.normal(20, 2, 100), index=timestamps, name="RAW") temp_provenance = DataProvenance( source_repository="Plant SCADA", - project="Process Monitoring", - location="Primary reactor", - equipment="Thermocouple TC-101", - parameter="Temperature", - purpose="Process control and monitoring", - metadata_id="TC101_2024" + project="Multi-parameter Monitoring", + location="Reactor R-101", + equipment="Thermocouple Type K", + parameter="Temperature", + purpose="Process monitoring", + metadata_id="temp_001" ) temperature_signal = Signal( - input_data=temp_data, - name="Temperature", - provenance=temp_provenance, + input_data=temp_data, + name="Temperature", + provenance=temp_provenance, units="°C" ) +# pH data with longer cycle +ph_data = pd.Series( + 7.2 + 0.3 * np.sin(np.arange(100) * 2 * np.pi / 48) + np.random.normal(0, 0.1, 100), + index=timestamps, + name="RAW" +) + # pH signal -ph_data = pd.Series(np.random.normal(7.2, 0.3, 100), index=timestamps, name="RAW") ph_provenance = DataProvenance( - source_repository="Plant SCADA", - project="Process Monitoring", - location="Primary reactor", - equipment="pH probe PH-201", + source_repository="Plant SCADA", + project="Multi-parameter Monitoring", + location="Reactor R-101", + equipment="pH Sensor v1.3", parameter="pH", - purpose="Process control and monitoring", - metadata_id="PH201_2024" + purpose="Process monitoring", + metadata_id="ph_001" ) ph_signal = Signal( - input_data=ph_data, + input_data=ph_data, name="pH", - provenance=ph_provenance, + provenance=ph_provenance, units="pH units" ) -# Create the dataset -reactor_dataset = Dataset( +# Dissolved oxygen data with some correlation to temperature +do_data = pd.Series( + 8.5 - 0.1 * (temp_data - 20) + np.random.normal(0, 0.2, 100), + index=timestamps, + name="RAW" +) + +# Dissolved oxygen signal +do_provenance = DataProvenance( + source_repository="Plant SCADA", + project="Multi-parameter Monitoring", + location="Reactor R-101", + equipment="DO Sensor v2.0", + parameter="Dissolved Oxygen", + purpose="Process monitoring", + metadata_id="do_001" +) +do_signal = Signal( + input_data=do_data, + name="DissolvedOxygen", + provenance=do_provenance, + units="mg/L" +) + +# Create a dataset that groups the signals together +dataset = Dataset( name="reactor_monitoring", - description="Primary reactor monitoring dataset with temperature and pH measurements", + description="Multi-parameter monitoring of reactor R-101", owner="Process Engineer", - purpose="Monitor reactor conditions for process optimization", - project="Process Monitoring", + purpose="Process control and optimization", + project="Process Monitoring Study", signals={ - "Temperature": temperature_signal, - "pH": ph_signal + temperature_signal.name: temperature_signal, + ph_signal.name: ph_signal, + do_signal.name: do_signal } ) -print(f"Created dataset '{reactor_dataset.name}' with {len(reactor_dataset.signals)} signals") -``` - -## Dataset Structure and Access - -### Accessing Signals - -```python exec="continue" -# First, let's see what signal keys are actually available -print("Available signal keys:", list(reactor_dataset.signals.keys())) - -# Access individual signals using the actual keys -signal_names = list(reactor_dataset.signals.keys()) -if len(signal_names) >= 2: - temp_signal = reactor_dataset.signals[signal_names[0]] - ph_signal = reactor_dataset.signals[signal_names[1]] - print(f"Accessed signals: {signal_names[0]} and {signal_names[1]}") -else: - print("Not enough signals found") - -# Access signal metadata -for name, signal in reactor_dataset.signals.items(): - print(f"{name}: {signal.units}, {len(signal.time_series)} time series") -``` - -### Dataset Metadata - -```python exec="continue" -# View dataset-level information -print(f"Dataset name: {reactor_dataset.name}") -print(f"Description: {reactor_dataset.description}") -print(f"Owner: {reactor_dataset.owner}") -print(f"Project: {reactor_dataset.project}") -print(f"Purpose: {reactor_dataset.purpose}") -print(f"Number of signals: {len(reactor_dataset.signals)}") -``` - -## Processing Datasets - -### Individual Signal Processing - -Process signals within the dataset independently: - -```python exec="continue" -from meteaudata import resample, linear_interpolation - -# Process each signal individually -for signal_name, signal in reactor_dataset.signals.items(): - # Get the raw time series name - raw_series_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] - - # Apply resampling with correct API - signal.process( - input_time_series_names=[raw_series_name], - transform_function=resample, - frequency="30min" - ) - - print(f"Processed {signal_name}: {len(signal.time_series)} time series") -``` - -### Multivariate Processing - -Process multiple signals together using dataset-level operations: - -```python exec="continue" -# Check if multivariate processing functions are available -try: - from meteaudata import average_signals - print("Multivariate processing functions available") - - # First check what signals are available - print("Available signals in dataset:", list(reactor_dataset.signals.keys())) - - # Get signal names safely - signal_names = list(reactor_dataset.signals.keys()) - if len(signal_names) >= 2: - # Get the series names from each signal dynamically - first_signal_name = signal_names[0] - second_signal_name = signal_names[1] - - first_series_names = list(reactor_dataset.signals[first_signal_name].time_series.keys()) - second_series_names = list(reactor_dataset.signals[second_signal_name].time_series.keys()) - - print(f"{first_signal_name} series:", first_series_names) - print(f"{second_signal_name} series:", second_series_names) - - # Note: Dataset-level multivariate processing may need specific setup - print("Dataset multivariate processing would use these series names") - else: - print("Not enough signals available for multivariate processing") - -except ImportError: - print("Multivariate processing functions not available in current version") - print("Processing signals individually instead") -``` - -## Visualization - -### Dataset Overview Plots - -```python exec="continue" -# Plot signals from the dataset -# Display each signal individually since they have different units - -signal_names = list(reactor_dataset.signals.keys()) -for i, signal_name in enumerate(signal_names): - signal = reactor_dataset.signals[signal_name] - - print(f"=== {signal_name} Signal ===") - signal.display() - - # Plot the signal's time series - series_names = list(signal.time_series.keys()) - if series_names: - fig = signal.plot(ts_names=series_names) - print(f"Generated plot for {signal_name} with series: {series_names}") - else: - print(f"No time series found for {signal_name}") - - if i < len(signal_names) - 1: - print() # Add spacing between signals -``` - -## Saving and Loading Datasets - -### Save Dataset - -```python exec="continue" -import tempfile -import os - -# Save entire dataset to a temporary location for demonstration -temp_dir = tempfile.mkdtemp() -save_path = os.path.join(temp_dir, "reactor_monitoring_dataset") - -reactor_dataset.save(save_path) -print(f"Dataset saved to: {save_path}") - -# List what was created -if os.path.exists(save_path): - files = os.listdir(save_path) - print("Created files:") - for file in files: - print(f" {file}") +print(f"Dataset: {dataset.name}") +print(f"Contains {len(dataset.signals)} signals:") +for name, signal in dataset.signals.items(): + print(f" - {name}: {signal.name} ({signal.units})") ``` -### Load Dataset +## Accessing Signals ```python exec="continue" -# Load complete dataset -zip_files = [f for f in os.listdir(save_path) if f.endswith('.zip')] -if zip_files: - zip_path = os.path.join(save_path, zip_files[0]) - loaded_dataset = Dataset.load(zip_path, "reactor_monitoring") - - # Verify loaded correctly - print(f"Loaded dataset: {loaded_dataset.name}") - print(f"Signals: {list(loaded_dataset.signals.keys())}") - - # Check that signals and their time series were preserved - for signal_name, signal in loaded_dataset.signals.items(): - print(f"{signal_name}: {len(signal.time_series)} time series") - for ts_name in signal.time_series.keys(): - ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] - print(f" {ts_name}: {len(ts.series)} points") -else: - print("No zip file found for loading demonstration") +# Get a specific signal using the actual key +signal_keys = list(dataset.signals.keys()) +temp_signal = dataset.signals[signal_keys[0]] # Get first signal +print(f"Temperature signal: {temp_signal.name}") +print(f"Time series: {list(temp_signal.time_series.keys())}") + +# Get signal data +temp_data = temp_signal.time_series["Temperature#1_RAW#1"].series +print(f"Temperature data points: {len(temp_data)}") +print(f"Sample values: {temp_data.head(3).values}") ``` -## Dataset Analysis Examples - -### Comparing Signals +## Dataset Processing ```python exec="continue" -# Extract and compare data from different signals -signal_names = list(reactor_dataset.signals.keys()) -if len(signal_names) >= 2: - signal1 = reactor_dataset.signals[signal_names[0]] - signal2 = reactor_dataset.signals[signal_names[1]] - - # Get the first time series from each signal - signal1_series = signal1.time_series[list(signal1.time_series.keys())[0]].series - signal2_series = signal2.time_series[list(signal2.time_series.keys())[0]].series - - print("Data comparison:") - print(f"{signal_names[0]}: {len(signal1_series)} points, range {signal1_series.min():.1f} to {signal1_series.max():.1f} {signal1.units}") - print(f"{signal_names[1]}: {len(signal2_series)} points, range {signal2_series.min():.2f} to {signal2_series.max():.2f} {signal2.units}") - - # Check temporal alignment - print(f"\nTime range comparison:") - print(f"{signal_names[0]}: {signal1_series.index[0]} to {signal1_series.index[-1]}") - print(f"{signal_names[1]}: {signal2_series.index[0]} to {signal2_series.index[-1]}") - print(f"Signals are time-aligned: {signal1_series.index.equals(signal2_series.index)}") -else: - print("Not enough signals for comparison") +# Apply processing to all signals +from meteaudata import linear_interpolation + +# Process temperature signal +temp_signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], linear_interpolation) +print(f"Processed temperature signal") +print(f"Temperature now has {len(temp_signal.time_series)} time series") + +# Check what's available +print("Available time series:") +for signal_name, signal in dataset.signals.items(): + ts_names = list(signal.time_series.keys()) + print(f" {signal_name}: {ts_names}") ``` -### Processing History Overview +## Dataset Attributes ```python exec="continue" -# Review processing applied to all signals in the dataset -print("=== Dataset Processing Summary ===") -for signal_name, signal in reactor_dataset.signals.items(): - print(f"\n{signal_name} Signal:") - for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): - print(f" {ts_name}: {len(ts.processing_steps)} processing steps") - for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps, 1): - print(f" {i}. {step.description}") +print(f"Dataset name: {dataset.name}") +print(f"Description: {dataset.description}") +print(f"Owner: {dataset.owner}") +print(f"Project: {dataset.project}") +print(f"Created: {dataset.created_on}") +print(f"Signal count: {len(dataset.signals)}") ``` -## Best Practices - -### Dataset Design -- Group related signals that share temporal and spatial context -- Use consistent naming conventions across signals -- Include complete metadata for reproducibility -- Document the purpose and scope of your dataset - -### Processing Strategy -- Synchronize time indices before multivariate analysis -- Apply quality control checks across all signals -- Process signals individually before combined operations -- Save intermediate results for complex processing chains - -## Next Steps +## See Also -- Learn about [Time Series Processing](time-series.md) for advanced analysis techniques -- Explore [Processing Steps](processing-steps.md) to create custom multivariate functions -- Check out [Visualization](visualization.md) for advanced dataset plotting -- See [Basic Workflow Examples](../examples/basic-workflow.md) for complete analysis pipelines \ No newline at end of file +- [Working with Signals](signals.md) - Understanding individual signals +- [Visualization](visualization.md) - Plotting datasets and signals +- [Saving and Loading](saving-loading.md) - Persisting datasets \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/user-guide/metadata-visualization.md b/docs/user-guide/metadata-visualization.md deleted file mode 100644 index 2db7984..0000000 --- a/docs/user-guide/metadata-visualization.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,868 +0,0 @@ -# Visualizing Metadata Structure - -This guide covers meteaudata's capabilities for visualizing and understanding the metadata structure, processing lineage, and relationships within your data. The library provides built-in visualization methods and a powerful display system for exploring data provenance and processing history. - -## Overview - -meteaudata provides several approaches for metadata visualization: - -1. **Display System** - Rich HTML and text representations of objects -2. **Dependency Graphs** - Visual processing dependencies between time series -3. **Processing History** - Complete audit trail of data transformations -4. **Interactive Exploration** - SVG-based hierarchical object visualization - -## Display System - -All meteaudata objects inherit from `DisplayableBase`, providing consistent visualization across the library. - -### Basic Display Methods - -```python -# Display methods demonstration -print("=== Basic Display Methods ===") - -# Short string representation -print("1. String representation:") -print(f" {signal}") - -# Text summary (depth=1) -print("\n2. Summary view:") -signal.show_summary() - -# Detailed view -print("\n3. Detailed view:") -signal.show_details() -``` - -**Output:** -``` -=== Basic Display Methods === -1. String representation: -``` - -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmph19uxzk7.py", line 156, in - print(f" {signal}") -NameError: name 'signal' is not defined -``` - -### Display Formats - -The display system supports multiple formats: - -```python -print("=== Display Format Options ===") - -# Text format - for console/terminal use -print("1. Text format (depth=2):") -signal.display(format="text", depth=2) - -print("\n2. HTML format available (depth=3)") -print(" Note: HTML format works best in Jupyter notebooks") - -print("\n3. Interactive graph format available") -print(" Use: signal.display(format='graph', max_depth=4)") -print(" Features: SVG-based hierarchical visualization") -``` - -**Output:** - -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp812i3nkc.py", line 165, in - print(f" {signal}") -NameError: name 'signal' is not defined -``` - -### Interactive Graph Visualization - -The SVG graph format provides an interactive, hierarchical view: - -```python -print("=== Interactive Graph Visualization ===") - -# Show interactive graph capabilities -print("Interactive graph methods available:") -print("1. signal.show_graph(max_depth=4, width=1200, height=800)") -print(" - Shows interactive graph in notebook environment") - -print("\n2. signal.show_graph_in_browser()") -print(" - Opens interactive graph in web browser") -print(" - Best for detailed exploration of complex structures") - -# Demonstrate metadata structure -print(f"\nCurrent signal structure:") -print(f"- Signal name: {signal.name}") -print(f"- Time series count: {len(signal.time_series)}") -print(f"- Processing steps across all series: {sum(len(ts.processing_steps) for ts in signal.time_series.values())}") -``` - -**Output:** - -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpum2uwlcn.py", line 165, in - print(f" {signal}") -NameError: name 'signal' is not defined -``` - -## Processing Dependencies - -### Dependency Graph Visualization - -Visualize the processing relationships between time series within a signal: - -```python -from meteaudata import resample, linear_interpolation - -print("=== Processing Dependencies ===") - -# Apply multiple processing steps to create dependencies -original_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] -print(f"Starting with: {original_name}") - -# Apply resampling -if not any("RESAMPLED" in k for k in signal.time_series.keys()): - signal.process([original_name], resample, frequency="2H") - print("Applied resampling...") - -# Apply interpolation -resampled_keys = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "RESAMPLED" in k] -if resampled_keys and not any("INTERPOLATED" in k for k in signal.time_series.keys()): - signal.process([resampled_keys[-1]], linear_interpolation) - print("Applied interpolation...") - -print(f"\nDependency visualization methods:") -print("1. signal.plot_dependency_graph('time_series_name')") -print(" - Shows visual graph with nodes and edges") -print(" - Nodes: Time series as colored rectangles") -print(" - Edges: Processing functions connecting time series") -print(" - Layout: Temporal ordering from left to right") - -# Show current dependencies -print(f"\nCurrent time series in signal:") -for i, ts_name in enumerate(signal.time_series.keys(), 1): - ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] - print(f" {i}. {ts_name} ({len(ts.processing_steps)} steps)") -``` - -**Output:** - -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmppljj5zza.py", line 165, in - print(f" {signal}") -NameError: name 'signal' is not defined -``` - -### Understanding Dependency Graphs - -```python -# Build dependency information programmatically -final_series = list(signal.time_series.keys())[-1] # Get most processed series -print(f"=== Dependency Analysis for {final_series} ===") - -# Show processing chain -ts = signal.time_series[final_series] -print(f"Processing chain ({len(ts.processing_steps)} steps):") - -for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps, 1): - print(f"Step {i}:") - print(f" Function: {step.function_info.name}") - print(f" Type: {step.type}") - print(f" Input series: {step.input_series_names}") - print(f" Output suffix: {step.suffix}") - - if i < len(ts.processing_steps): - print(" ↓") - -print(f"\nDependency graph methods:") -print("- signal.build_dependency_graph('series_name')") -print("- Returns list of dependency information dictionaries") -print("- Each entry contains: step, type, origin, destination") -``` - -**Output:** - -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp4k94yd0l.py", line 165, in - print(f" {signal}") -NameError: name 'signal' is not defined -``` - -## Processing History Exploration - -### Time Series Processing Steps - -Each `TimeSeries` object maintains complete processing history: - -```python -print("=== Processing History Exploration ===") - -# Get a processed time series -processed_series = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if len(signal.time_series[k].processing_steps) > 1] -if processed_series: - ts_name = processed_series[-1] - ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] - - print(f"Processing steps for {ts_name}:") - - for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps, 1): - print(f"\nStep {i}: {step.type}") - print(f" Function: {step.function_info.name} v{step.function_info.version}") - print(f" Description: {step.description}") - print(f" Run time: {step.run_datetime.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')}") - print(f" Input series: {step.input_series_names}") - print(f" Suffix: {step.suffix}") - - if step.parameters: - params = step.parameters.as_dict() - if params: - print(f" Parameters: {params}") -else: - print("No multi-step processed series found") -``` - -**Output:** - -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpeq7c6pcr.py", line 165, in - print(f" {signal}") -NameError: name 'signal' is not defined -``` - -### Processing Step Details - -Access detailed information about each processing step: - -```python -print("=== Processing Step Details ===") - -# Get any processing step for detailed examination -any_series = list(signal.time_series.values())[0] -if any_series.processing_steps: - step = any_series.processing_steps[-1] # Get most recent step - - print("Processing step details:") - step.show_details() - - # Access function information - func_info = step.function_info - print(f"\nFunction Information:") - print(f" Name: {func_info.name}") - print(f" Version: {func_info.version}") - print(f" Author: {func_info.author}") - print(f" Reference: {func_info.reference}") - - # Check if source code was captured - if hasattr(func_info, 'source_code') and func_info.source_code: - if not func_info.source_code.startswith("Could not"): - print(f" Source code: {len(func_info.source_code.splitlines())} lines captured") - else: - print(f" Source code: Not available") - - # Parameters exploration - print(f"\nParameters:") - if step.parameters: - step.parameters.show_details() - - # Access parameter values programmatically - param_dict = step.parameters.as_dict() - if param_dict: - print("Parameter values:") - for key, value in param_dict.items(): - print(f" {key}: {value}") - else: - print("No parameters recorded") - else: - print("No parameters for this step") -else: - print("No processing steps found in time series") -``` - -**Output:** - -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpij914c1n.py", line 165, in - print(f" {signal}") -NameError: name 'signal' is not defined -``` - -## Dataset-Level Visualization - -### Dataset Structure - -Explore the overall dataset structure: - -```python -print("=== Dataset Structure Visualization ===") - -# Display dataset structure -print("1. Dataset summary:") -dataset.show_summary() - -print("\n2. Dataset details (depth=2):") -dataset.show_details(depth=2) - -print(f"\n3. Dataset composition:") -print(f" Name: {dataset.name}") -print(f" Description: {dataset.description}") -print(f" Owner: {dataset.owner}") -print(f" Purpose: {dataset.purpose}") -print(f" Project: {dataset.project}") -print(f" Signals: {len(dataset.signals)}") - -for signal_name, signal_obj in dataset.signals.items(): - print(f" - {signal_name}: {len(signal_obj.time_series)} time series") - -print(f"\nInteractive visualization:") -print("- dataset.show_graph() for hierarchical view") -print("- Best for exploring complex multi-signal relationships") -``` - -**Output:** -``` -=== Dataset Structure Visualization === -1. Dataset summary: -``` - -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp8zl4qsnw.py", line 155, in - dataset.show_summary() -NameError: name 'dataset' is not defined -``` - -### Signal Relationships - -Understanding relationships between signals in a dataset: - -```python -print("=== Signal Relationships ===") - -# Examine relationships between signals -print("Signal relationships in dataset:") - -for signal_name, signal_obj in dataset.signals.items(): - print(f"\n{signal_name} Signal:") - print(f" Units: {signal_obj.units}") - print(f" Parameter: {signal_obj.provenance.parameter}") - print(f" Equipment: {signal_obj.provenance.equipment}") - print(f" Location: {signal_obj.provenance.location}") - print(f" Time series: {len(signal_obj.time_series)}") - - # Show processing complexity - total_steps = sum(len(ts.processing_steps) for ts in signal_obj.time_series.values()) - print(f" Total processing steps: {total_steps}") - -# Demonstrate multivariate processing potential -print(f"\nMultivariate processing capabilities:") -print("- dataset.process() can operate across signals") -print("- Creates new signals with cross-signal dependencies") -print("- Example: average_signals, correlation_analysis, etc.") -``` - -**Output:** - -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp8e5_ncof.py", line 164, in - dataset.show_summary() -NameError: name 'dataset' is not defined -``` - -## Advanced Metadata Exploration - -### Index Metadata - -Understanding time series index information: - -```python -print("=== Index Metadata Exploration ===") - -# Access index metadata from any time series -ts_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] -ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] - -print(f"Index metadata for {ts_name}:") -if hasattr(ts, 'index_metadata') and ts.index_metadata: - print("Index metadata details:") - ts.index_metadata.show_details() - - print(f"\nIndex characteristics:") - print(f" Type: {ts.index_metadata.type}") - print(f" Frequency: {ts.index_metadata.frequency}") - print(f" Timezone: {ts.index_metadata.time_zone}") - print(f" Data type: {ts.index_metadata.dtype}") -else: - print("Index metadata not available or not set") - -# Show actual index information -print(f"\nActual pandas index information:") -print(f" Index type: {type(ts.series.index)}") -print(f" Length: {len(ts.series.index)}") -print(f" Range: {ts.series.index[0]} to {ts.series.index[-1]}") -if hasattr(ts.series.index, 'freq'): - print(f" Frequency: {ts.series.index.freq}") -``` - -**Output:** -``` -=== Index Metadata Exploration === -``` - -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpvm6maota.py", line 154, in - ts_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] -NameError: name 'signal' is not defined -``` - -### Data Provenance - -Explore data provenance information: - -```python -print("=== Data Provenance Exploration ===") - -# Signal-level provenance -print("Signal provenance details:") -signal.provenance.show_details() - -# Access provenance fields programmatically -prov = signal.provenance -print(f"\nProvenance information:") -print(f" Source repository: {prov.source_repository}") -print(f" Project: {prov.project}") -print(f" Location: {prov.location}") -print(f" Equipment: {prov.equipment}") -print(f" Parameter: {prov.parameter}") -print(f" Purpose: {prov.purpose}") -print(f" Metadata ID: {prov.metadata_id}") - -print(f"\nProvenance traceability:") -print("- Links data to original source system") -print("- Maintains equipment and location context") -print("- Supports regulatory compliance and auditing") -print("- Enables data lineage tracking across systems") -``` - -**Output:** - -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpooaiec2d.py", line 163, in - ts_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] -NameError: name 'signal' is not defined -``` - -### Processing Function Information - -Examine the functions used in processing: - -```python -print("=== Processing Function Analysis ===") - -# Get all unique functions used in a signal -functions_used = set() -for ts in signal.time_series.values(): - for step in ts.processing_steps: - functions_used.add((step.function_info.name, step.function_info.version)) - -print("Processing functions used in this signal:") -for name, version in sorted(functions_used): - print(f" - {name} v{version}") - -# Detailed function examination -print(f"\nDetailed function information:") -examined_functions = set() -for ts in signal.time_series.values(): - for step in ts.processing_steps: - func_key = (step.function_info.name, step.function_info.version) - if func_key not in examined_functions: - examined_functions.add(func_key) - print(f"\nFunction: {step.function_info.name}") - step.function_info.show_details() - -print(f"\nFunction metadata enables:") -print("- Reproducibility of processing steps") -print("- Version tracking and change management") -print("- Author attribution and responsibility") -print("- Reference documentation linking") -``` - -**Output:** - -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpwte320sf.py", line 163, in - ts_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] -NameError: name 'signal' is not defined -``` - -## Programmatic Metadata Access - -### Building Custom Visualizations - -Access metadata programmatically for custom analysis: - -```python -def analyze_processing_complexity(signal): - """Analyze the complexity of processing applied to a signal.""" - - complexity_metrics = {} - - for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): - # Calculate processing metrics - unique_functions = set(step.function_info.name for step in ts.processing_steps) - unique_types = set(step.type for step in ts.processing_steps) - total_inputs = sum(len(step.input_series_names) for step in ts.processing_steps if step.input_series_names) - - metrics = { - 'processing_steps': len(ts.processing_steps), - 'unique_functions': len(unique_functions), - 'processing_types': len(unique_types), - 'total_inputs': total_inputs, - 'data_length': len(ts.series), - 'creation_date': ts.created_on.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S') if hasattr(ts, 'created_on') and ts.created_on else 'Unknown' - } - complexity_metrics[ts_name] = metrics - - return complexity_metrics - -# Use the analysis function -print("=== Processing Complexity Analysis ===") -complexity = analyze_processing_complexity(signal) - -for ts_name, metrics in complexity.items(): - print(f"\n{ts_name}:") - for metric, value in metrics.items(): - print(f" {metric}: {value}") - -# Summary statistics -all_steps = [m['processing_steps'] for m in complexity.values()] -all_functions = [m['unique_functions'] for m in complexity.values()] - -print(f"\nSummary across all time series:") -print(f" Average processing steps: {sum(all_steps) / len(all_steps):.1f}") -print(f" Total unique functions: {sum(all_functions)}") -print(f" Most complex series: {max(complexity.keys(), key=lambda k: complexity[k]['processing_steps'])}") -``` - -**Output:** - -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp0fwf64_l.py", line 163, in - ts_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] -NameError: name 'signal' is not defined -``` - -### Metadata Export - -Export metadata for external analysis: - -```python -print("=== Metadata Export ===") - -# Export signal metadata to dictionary -print("Exporting signal metadata...") -metadata_dict = signal.metadata_dict() - -print(f"Signal metadata structure:") -print(f" Top-level keys: {list(metadata_dict.keys())}") - -# Show metadata size and content overview -total_items = 0 -for key, value in metadata_dict.items(): - if isinstance(value, dict): - total_items += len(value) - print(f" {key}: {len(value)} items") - elif isinstance(value, list): - total_items += len(value) - print(f" {key}: {len(value)} items") - else: - total_items += 1 - print(f" {key}: {type(value).__name__}") - -print(f"Total metadata items: {total_items}") - -# Export specific time series metadata -ts_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] -ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] -ts_metadata = ts.metadata_dict() - -print(f"\nTime series metadata keys: {list(ts_metadata.keys())}") - -print(f"\nMetadata export capabilities:") -print("- signal.metadata_dict() - Complete signal metadata") -print("- ts.metadata_dict() - Individual time series metadata") -print("- Export to JSON, YAML, or other formats") -print("- Programmatic analysis and reporting") -print("- Integration with external metadata systems") -``` - -**Output:** - -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpnsb8wnif.py", line 163, in - ts_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] -NameError: name 'signal' is not defined -``` - -## Best Practices - -### 1. Start with Overview, Drill Down - -```python -print("=== Best Practice: Hierarchical Exploration ===") - -# Begin with high-level view -print("Step 1: Dataset overview") -dataset.show_summary() - -# Focus on specific signals -print(f"\nStep 2: Signal details") -first_signal_name = list(dataset.signals.keys())[0] -first_signal = dataset.signals[first_signal_name] -first_signal.show_details(depth=2) - -# Examine specific processing steps -print(f"\nStep 3: Processing step examination") -ts_name = list(first_signal.time_series.keys())[0] -ts = first_signal.time_series[ts_name] -if ts.processing_steps: - print(f"Examining processing step for {ts_name}:") - ts.processing_steps[-1].show_details() -else: - print(f"No processing steps to examine for {ts_name}") - -print(f"\nHierarchical approach benefits:") -print("- Prevents information overload") -print("- Focuses attention on relevant details") -print("- Enables efficient debugging and analysis") -``` - -**Output:** - -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpf_yanwsj.py", line 163, in - ts_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] -NameError: name 'signal' is not defined -``` - -### 2. Use Interactive Graphs for Complex Structures - -```python -print("=== Best Practice: Interactive Visualization ===") - -signal_count = len(dataset.signals) -avg_ts_per_signal = sum(len(s.time_series) for s in dataset.signals.values()) / signal_count - -print(f"Dataset complexity assessment:") -print(f" Signals: {signal_count}") -print(f" Average time series per signal: {avg_ts_per_signal:.1f}") - -# Visualization recommendation -if signal_count > 3 or avg_ts_per_signal > 5: - print(f"\nRecommended: Interactive graph visualization") - print(" dataset.show_graph(max_depth=3, width=1400, height=1000)") - print(" Benefits:") - print(" - Handles complex structures better") - print(" - Interactive exploration capabilities") - print(" - Zooming and panning for large datasets") -else: - print(f"\nRecommended: Detailed text/HTML display") - print(" dataset.show_details(depth=3)") - print(" Benefits:") - print(" - Complete information in readable format") - print(" - Better for smaller, simpler structures") -``` - -**Output:** - -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpxpj92ciu.py", line 163, in - ts_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] -NameError: name 'signal' is not defined -``` - -### 3. Combine Multiple Visualization Methods - -```python -print("=== Best Practice: Multi-Method Visualization ===") - -# 1. Processing overview -print("Step 1: Processing overview") -signal.show_details(depth=2) - -# 2. Dependency relationships (conceptual - actual plotting would use matplotlib) -print(f"\nStep 2: Dependency analysis") -processed_series = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if len(signal.time_series[k].processing_steps) > 1] -if processed_series: - final_series = processed_series[-1] - print(f"Dependency graph available for: {final_series}") - print("Use: signal.plot_dependency_graph('{final_series}')") -else: - print("No complex dependencies to visualize") - -# 3. Detailed step examination -print(f"\nStep 3: Detailed examination") -from meteaudata.types import ProcessingType -step_found = False -for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): - for step in ts.processing_steps: - if step.type in [ProcessingType.RESAMPLING, ProcessingType.INTERPOLATION]: - print(f"Examining {step.type} step in {ts_name}:") - step.show_details() - step_found = True - break - if step_found: - break - -if not step_found: - print("No specific processing steps to examine in detail") - -print(f"\nCombined approach benefits:") -print("- Comprehensive understanding") -print("- Different perspectives on same data") -print("- Validates findings across methods") -``` - -**Output:** -``` -=== Best Practice: Multi-Method Visualization === -Step 1: Processing overview -``` - -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpcnd2ltm3.py", line 155, in - signal.show_details(depth=2) -NameError: name 'signal' is not defined -``` - -## Troubleshooting - -### Display Issues in Different Environments - -```python -print("=== Troubleshooting: Environment-Specific Display ===") - -# Environment detection and recommendations -print("Display format recommendations by environment:") - -print("\n1. Command line / Terminal:") -print(" signal.display(format='text', depth=3)") -print(" - Plain text output") -print(" - Works in all terminal environments") - -print("\n2. Jupyter Notebooks:") -print(" signal.display(format='html', depth=3)") -print(" - Rich HTML formatting") -print(" - Interactive elements") -print(" - Better visual hierarchy") - -print("\n3. Web Browser:") -print(" signal.show_graph_in_browser()") -print(" - Opens in default browser") -print(" - Full interactive capabilities") -print(" - Best for complex visualizations") - -print("\n4. Programmatic Analysis:") -print(" metadata_dict = signal.metadata_dict()") -print(" - Raw data access") -print(" - Custom processing and visualization") -print(" - Integration with external tools") -``` - -**Output:** - -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpeia_9bgl.py", line 164, in - signal.show_details(depth=2) -NameError: name 'signal' is not defined -``` - -### Large Object Visualization - -```python -print("=== Troubleshooting: Large Object Handling ===") - -# Assess dataset size -total_time_series = sum(len(s.time_series) for s in dataset.signals.values()) -total_processing_steps = sum( - sum(len(ts.processing_steps) for ts in s.time_series.values()) - for s in dataset.signals.values() -) - -print(f"Dataset size assessment:") -print(f" Signals: {len(dataset.signals)}") -print(f" Total time series: {total_time_series}") -print(f" Total processing steps: {total_processing_steps}") - -# Size-based recommendations -if total_time_series > 20: - print(f"\nLarge dataset detected - Recommendations:") - print("1. Use limited depth: dataset.display(format='text', depth=1)") - print("2. Focus on specific signals:") - print(" for signal_name in dataset.signals:") - print(" dataset.signals[signal_name].show_summary()") - print("3. Use programmatic analysis instead of full display") -else: - print(f"\nModerate dataset size - Standard visualization OK:") - print("- dataset.display(format='html', depth=3)") - print("- Interactive graphs should work well") - -print(f"\nMemory optimization tips:") -print("- Use text format for very large objects") -print("- Limit visualization depth") -print("- Focus on specific components of interest") -print("- Export to files for external analysis") -``` - -**Output:** -``` -=== Troubleshooting: Large Object Handling === -``` - -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp0taqef4z.py", line 154, in - total_time_series = sum(len(s.time_series) for s in dataset.signals.values()) -NameError: name 'dataset' is not defined -``` - -## See Also - -- [Working with Signals](signals.md) - Understanding signal structure -- [Managing Datasets](datasets.md) - Working with multiple signals -- [Time Series Processing](time-series.md) - Operations that create metadata -- [Visualization](visualization.md) - Data plotting and charting capabilities \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/user-guide/metadata-visualization_template.md b/docs/user-guide/metadata-visualization_template.md deleted file mode 100644 index ecb5638..0000000 --- a/docs/user-guide/metadata-visualization_template.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,660 +0,0 @@ -# Visualizing Metadata Structure - -This guide covers meteaudata's capabilities for visualizing and understanding the metadata structure, processing lineage, and relationships within your data. The library provides built-in visualization methods and a powerful display system for exploring data provenance and processing history. - -## Overview - -meteaudata provides several approaches for metadata visualization: - -1. **Display System** - Rich HTML and text representations of objects -2. **Dependency Graphs** - Visual processing dependencies between time series -3. **Processing History** - Complete audit trail of data transformations -4. **Interactive Exploration** - SVG-based hierarchical object visualization - -## Display System - -All meteaudata objects inherit from `DisplayableBase`, providing consistent visualization across the library. - -### Basic Display Methods - -```python exec="simple_signal" -# Display methods demonstration -print("=== Basic Display Methods ===") - -# Short string representation -print("1. String representation:") -print(f" {signal}") - -# Text summary (depth=1) -print("\n2. Summary view:") -signal.show_summary() - -# Detailed view -print("\n3. Detailed view:") -signal.show_details() -``` - -### Display Formats - -The display system supports multiple formats: - -```python exec="continue" -print("=== Display Format Options ===") - -# Text format - for console/terminal use -print("1. Text format (depth=2):") -signal.display(format="text", depth=2) - -print("\n2. HTML format available (depth=3)") -print(" Note: HTML format works best in Jupyter notebooks") - -print("\n3. Interactive graph format available") -print(" Use: signal.display(format='graph', max_depth=4)") -print(" Features: SVG-based hierarchical visualization") -``` - -### Interactive Graph Visualization - -The SVG graph format provides an interactive, hierarchical view: - -```python exec="continue" -print("=== Interactive Graph Visualization ===") - -# Show interactive graph capabilities -print("Interactive graph methods available:") -print("1. signal.show_graph(max_depth=4, width=1200, height=800)") -print(" - Shows interactive graph in notebook environment") - -print("\n2. signal.show_graph_in_browser()") -print(" - Opens interactive graph in web browser") -print(" - Best for detailed exploration of complex structures") - -# Demonstrate metadata structure -print(f"\nCurrent signal structure:") -print(f"- Signal name: {signal.name}") -print(f"- Time series count: {len(signal.time_series)}") -print(f"- Processing steps across all series: {sum(len(ts.processing_steps) for ts in signal.time_series.values())}") -``` - -## Processing Dependencies - -### Dependency Graph Visualization - -Visualize the processing relationships between time series within a signal: - -```python exec="continue" -from meteaudata import resample, linear_interpolation - -print("=== Processing Dependencies ===") - -# Apply multiple processing steps to create dependencies -original_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] -print(f"Starting with: {original_name}") - -# Apply resampling -if not any("RESAMPLED" in k for k in signal.time_series.keys()): - signal.process([original_name], resample, frequency="2H") - print("Applied resampling...") - -# Apply interpolation -resampled_keys = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "RESAMPLED" in k] -if resampled_keys and not any("INTERPOLATED" in k for k in signal.time_series.keys()): - signal.process([resampled_keys[-1]], linear_interpolation) - print("Applied interpolation...") - -print(f"\nDependency visualization methods:") -print("1. signal.plot_dependency_graph('time_series_name')") -print(" - Shows visual graph with nodes and edges") -print(" - Nodes: Time series as colored rectangles") -print(" - Edges: Processing functions connecting time series") -print(" - Layout: Temporal ordering from left to right") - -# Show current dependencies -print(f"\nCurrent time series in signal:") -for i, ts_name in enumerate(signal.time_series.keys(), 1): - ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] - print(f" {i}. {ts_name} ({len(ts.processing_steps)} steps)") -``` - -### Understanding Dependency Graphs - -```python exec="continue" -# Build dependency information programmatically -final_series = list(signal.time_series.keys())[-1] # Get most processed series -print(f"=== Dependency Analysis for {final_series} ===") - -# Show processing chain -ts = signal.time_series[final_series] -print(f"Processing chain ({len(ts.processing_steps)} steps):") - -for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps, 1): - print(f"Step {i}:") - print(f" Function: {step.function_info.name}") - print(f" Type: {step.type}") - print(f" Input series: {step.input_series_names}") - print(f" Output suffix: {step.suffix}") - - if i < len(ts.processing_steps): - print(" ↓") - -print(f"\nDependency graph methods:") -print("- signal.build_dependency_graph('series_name')") -print("- Returns list of dependency information dictionaries") -print("- Each entry contains: step, type, origin, destination") -``` - -## Processing History Exploration - -### Time Series Processing Steps - -Each `TimeSeries` object maintains complete processing history: - -```python exec="continue" -print("=== Processing History Exploration ===") - -# Get a processed time series -processed_series = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if len(signal.time_series[k].processing_steps) > 1] -if processed_series: - ts_name = processed_series[-1] - ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] - - print(f"Processing steps for {ts_name}:") - - for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps, 1): - print(f"\nStep {i}: {step.type}") - print(f" Function: {step.function_info.name} v{step.function_info.version}") - print(f" Description: {step.description}") - print(f" Run time: {step.run_datetime.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')}") - print(f" Input series: {step.input_series_names}") - print(f" Suffix: {step.suffix}") - - if step.parameters: - params = step.parameters.as_dict() - if params: - print(f" Parameters: {params}") -else: - print("No multi-step processed series found") -``` - -### Processing Step Details - -Access detailed information about each processing step: - -```python exec="continue" -print("=== Processing Step Details ===") - -# Get any processing step for detailed examination -any_series = list(signal.time_series.values())[0] -if any_series.processing_steps: - step = any_series.processing_steps[-1] # Get most recent step - - print("Processing step details:") - step.show_details() - - # Access function information - func_info = step.function_info - print(f"\nFunction Information:") - print(f" Name: {func_info.name}") - print(f" Version: {func_info.version}") - print(f" Author: {func_info.author}") - print(f" Reference: {func_info.reference}") - - # Check if source code was captured - if hasattr(func_info, 'source_code') and func_info.source_code: - if not func_info.source_code.startswith("Could not"): - print(f" Source code: {len(func_info.source_code.splitlines())} lines captured") - else: - print(f" Source code: Not available") - - # Parameters exploration - print(f"\nParameters:") - if step.parameters: - step.parameters.show_details() - - # Access parameter values programmatically - param_dict = step.parameters.as_dict() - if param_dict: - print("Parameter values:") - for key, value in param_dict.items(): - print(f" {key}: {value}") - else: - print("No parameters recorded") - else: - print("No parameters for this step") -else: - print("No processing steps found in time series") -``` - -## Dataset-Level Visualization - -### Dataset Structure - -Explore the overall dataset structure: - -```python exec="dataset" -print("=== Dataset Structure Visualization ===") - -# Display dataset structure -print("1. Dataset summary:") -dataset.show_summary() - -print("\n2. Dataset details (depth=2):") -dataset.show_details(depth=2) - -print(f"\n3. Dataset composition:") -print(f" Name: {dataset.name}") -print(f" Description: {dataset.description}") -print(f" Owner: {dataset.owner}") -print(f" Purpose: {dataset.purpose}") -print(f" Project: {dataset.project}") -print(f" Signals: {len(dataset.signals)}") - -for signal_name, signal_obj in dataset.signals.items(): - print(f" - {signal_name}: {len(signal_obj.time_series)} time series") - -print(f"\nInteractive visualization:") -print("- dataset.show_graph() for hierarchical view") -print("- Best for exploring complex multi-signal relationships") -``` - -### Signal Relationships - -Understanding relationships between signals in a dataset: - -```python exec="continue" -print("=== Signal Relationships ===") - -# Examine relationships between signals -print("Signal relationships in dataset:") - -for signal_name, signal_obj in dataset.signals.items(): - print(f"\n{signal_name} Signal:") - print(f" Units: {signal_obj.units}") - print(f" Parameter: {signal_obj.provenance.parameter}") - print(f" Equipment: {signal_obj.provenance.equipment}") - print(f" Location: {signal_obj.provenance.location}") - print(f" Time series: {len(signal_obj.time_series)}") - - # Show processing complexity - total_steps = sum(len(ts.processing_steps) for ts in signal_obj.time_series.values()) - print(f" Total processing steps: {total_steps}") - -# Demonstrate multivariate processing potential -print(f"\nMultivariate processing capabilities:") -print("- dataset.process() can operate across signals") -print("- Creates new signals with cross-signal dependencies") -print("- Example: average_signals, correlation_analysis, etc.") -``` - -## Advanced Metadata Exploration - -### Index Metadata - -Understanding time series index information: - -```python exec="simple_signal" -print("=== Index Metadata Exploration ===") - -# Access index metadata from any time series -ts_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] -ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] - -print(f"Index metadata for {ts_name}:") -if hasattr(ts, 'index_metadata') and ts.index_metadata: - print("Index metadata details:") - ts.index_metadata.show_details() - - print(f"\nIndex characteristics:") - print(f" Type: {ts.index_metadata.type}") - print(f" Frequency: {ts.index_metadata.frequency}") - print(f" Timezone: {ts.index_metadata.time_zone}") - print(f" Data type: {ts.index_metadata.dtype}") -else: - print("Index metadata not available or not set") - -# Show actual index information -print(f"\nActual pandas index information:") -print(f" Index type: {type(ts.series.index)}") -print(f" Length: {len(ts.series.index)}") -print(f" Range: {ts.series.index[0]} to {ts.series.index[-1]}") -if hasattr(ts.series.index, 'freq'): - print(f" Frequency: {ts.series.index.freq}") -``` - -### Data Provenance - -Explore data provenance information: - -```python exec="continue" -print("=== Data Provenance Exploration ===") - -# Signal-level provenance -print("Signal provenance details:") -signal.provenance.show_details() - -# Access provenance fields programmatically -prov = signal.provenance -print(f"\nProvenance information:") -print(f" Source repository: {prov.source_repository}") -print(f" Project: {prov.project}") -print(f" Location: {prov.location}") -print(f" Equipment: {prov.equipment}") -print(f" Parameter: {prov.parameter}") -print(f" Purpose: {prov.purpose}") -print(f" Metadata ID: {prov.metadata_id}") - -print(f"\nProvenance traceability:") -print("- Links data to original source system") -print("- Maintains equipment and location context") -print("- Supports regulatory compliance and auditing") -print("- Enables data lineage tracking across systems") -``` - -### Processing Function Information - -Examine the functions used in processing: - -```python exec="continue" -print("=== Processing Function Analysis ===") - -# Get all unique functions used in a signal -functions_used = set() -for ts in signal.time_series.values(): - for step in ts.processing_steps: - functions_used.add((step.function_info.name, step.function_info.version)) - -print("Processing functions used in this signal:") -for name, version in sorted(functions_used): - print(f" - {name} v{version}") - -# Detailed function examination -print(f"\nDetailed function information:") -examined_functions = set() -for ts in signal.time_series.values(): - for step in ts.processing_steps: - func_key = (step.function_info.name, step.function_info.version) - if func_key not in examined_functions: - examined_functions.add(func_key) - print(f"\nFunction: {step.function_info.name}") - step.function_info.show_details() - -print(f"\nFunction metadata enables:") -print("- Reproducibility of processing steps") -print("- Version tracking and change management") -print("- Author attribution and responsibility") -print("- Reference documentation linking") -``` - -## Programmatic Metadata Access - -### Building Custom Visualizations - -Access metadata programmatically for custom analysis: - -```python exec="continue" -def analyze_processing_complexity(signal): - """Analyze the complexity of processing applied to a signal.""" - - complexity_metrics = {} - - for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): - # Calculate processing metrics - unique_functions = set(step.function_info.name for step in ts.processing_steps) - unique_types = set(step.type for step in ts.processing_steps) - total_inputs = sum(len(step.input_series_names) for step in ts.processing_steps if step.input_series_names) - - metrics = { - 'processing_steps': len(ts.processing_steps), - 'unique_functions': len(unique_functions), - 'processing_types': len(unique_types), - 'total_inputs': total_inputs, - 'data_length': len(ts.series), - 'creation_date': ts.created_on.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S') if hasattr(ts, 'created_on') and ts.created_on else 'Unknown' - } - complexity_metrics[ts_name] = metrics - - return complexity_metrics - -# Use the analysis function -print("=== Processing Complexity Analysis ===") -complexity = analyze_processing_complexity(signal) - -for ts_name, metrics in complexity.items(): - print(f"\n{ts_name}:") - for metric, value in metrics.items(): - print(f" {metric}: {value}") - -# Summary statistics -all_steps = [m['processing_steps'] for m in complexity.values()] -all_functions = [m['unique_functions'] for m in complexity.values()] - -print(f"\nSummary across all time series:") -print(f" Average processing steps: {sum(all_steps) / len(all_steps):.1f}") -print(f" Total unique functions: {sum(all_functions)}") -print(f" Most complex series: {max(complexity.keys(), key=lambda k: complexity[k]['processing_steps'])}") -``` - -### Metadata Export - -Export metadata for external analysis: - -```python exec="continue" -print("=== Metadata Export ===") - -# Export signal metadata to dictionary -print("Exporting signal metadata...") -metadata_dict = signal.metadata_dict() - -print(f"Signal metadata structure:") -print(f" Top-level keys: {list(metadata_dict.keys())}") - -# Show metadata size and content overview -total_items = 0 -for key, value in metadata_dict.items(): - if isinstance(value, dict): - total_items += len(value) - print(f" {key}: {len(value)} items") - elif isinstance(value, list): - total_items += len(value) - print(f" {key}: {len(value)} items") - else: - total_items += 1 - print(f" {key}: {type(value).__name__}") - -print(f"Total metadata items: {total_items}") - -# Export specific time series metadata -ts_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] -ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] -ts_metadata = ts.metadata_dict() - -print(f"\nTime series metadata keys: {list(ts_metadata.keys())}") - -print(f"\nMetadata export capabilities:") -print("- signal.metadata_dict() - Complete signal metadata") -print("- ts.metadata_dict() - Individual time series metadata") -print("- Export to JSON, YAML, or other formats") -print("- Programmatic analysis and reporting") -print("- Integration with external metadata systems") -``` - -## Best Practices - -### 1. Start with Overview, Drill Down - -```python exec="continue" -print("=== Best Practice: Hierarchical Exploration ===") - -# Begin with high-level view -print("Step 1: Dataset overview") -dataset.show_summary() - -# Focus on specific signals -print(f"\nStep 2: Signal details") -first_signal_name = list(dataset.signals.keys())[0] -first_signal = dataset.signals[first_signal_name] -first_signal.show_details(depth=2) - -# Examine specific processing steps -print(f"\nStep 3: Processing step examination") -ts_name = list(first_signal.time_series.keys())[0] -ts = first_signal.time_series[ts_name] -if ts.processing_steps: - print(f"Examining processing step for {ts_name}:") - ts.processing_steps[-1].show_details() -else: - print(f"No processing steps to examine for {ts_name}") - -print(f"\nHierarchical approach benefits:") -print("- Prevents information overload") -print("- Focuses attention on relevant details") -print("- Enables efficient debugging and analysis") -``` - -### 2. Use Interactive Graphs for Complex Structures - -```python exec="continue" -print("=== Best Practice: Interactive Visualization ===") - -signal_count = len(dataset.signals) -avg_ts_per_signal = sum(len(s.time_series) for s in dataset.signals.values()) / signal_count - -print(f"Dataset complexity assessment:") -print(f" Signals: {signal_count}") -print(f" Average time series per signal: {avg_ts_per_signal:.1f}") - -# Visualization recommendation -if signal_count > 3 or avg_ts_per_signal > 5: - print(f"\nRecommended: Interactive graph visualization") - print(" dataset.show_graph(max_depth=3, width=1400, height=1000)") - print(" Benefits:") - print(" - Handles complex structures better") - print(" - Interactive exploration capabilities") - print(" - Zooming and panning for large datasets") -else: - print(f"\nRecommended: Detailed text/HTML display") - print(" dataset.show_details(depth=3)") - print(" Benefits:") - print(" - Complete information in readable format") - print(" - Better for smaller, simpler structures") -``` - -### 3. Combine Multiple Visualization Methods - -```python exec="simple_signal" -print("=== Best Practice: Multi-Method Visualization ===") - -# 1. Processing overview -print("Step 1: Processing overview") -signal.show_details(depth=2) - -# 2. Dependency relationships (conceptual - actual plotting would use matplotlib) -print(f"\nStep 2: Dependency analysis") -processed_series = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if len(signal.time_series[k].processing_steps) > 1] -if processed_series: - final_series = processed_series[-1] - print(f"Dependency graph available for: {final_series}") - print("Use: signal.plot_dependency_graph('{final_series}')") -else: - print("No complex dependencies to visualize") - -# 3. Detailed step examination -print(f"\nStep 3: Detailed examination") -from meteaudata.types import ProcessingType -step_found = False -for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): - for step in ts.processing_steps: - if step.type in [ProcessingType.RESAMPLING, ProcessingType.INTERPOLATION]: - print(f"Examining {step.type} step in {ts_name}:") - step.show_details() - step_found = True - break - if step_found: - break - -if not step_found: - print("No specific processing steps to examine in detail") - -print(f"\nCombined approach benefits:") -print("- Comprehensive understanding") -print("- Different perspectives on same data") -print("- Validates findings across methods") -``` - -## Troubleshooting - -### Display Issues in Different Environments - -```python exec="continue" -print("=== Troubleshooting: Environment-Specific Display ===") - -# Environment detection and recommendations -print("Display format recommendations by environment:") - -print("\n1. Command line / Terminal:") -print(" signal.display(format='text', depth=3)") -print(" - Plain text output") -print(" - Works in all terminal environments") - -print("\n2. Jupyter Notebooks:") -print(" signal.display(format='html', depth=3)") -print(" - Rich HTML formatting") -print(" - Interactive elements") -print(" - Better visual hierarchy") - -print("\n3. Web Browser:") -print(" signal.show_graph_in_browser()") -print(" - Opens in default browser") -print(" - Full interactive capabilities") -print(" - Best for complex visualizations") - -print("\n4. Programmatic Analysis:") -print(" metadata_dict = signal.metadata_dict()") -print(" - Raw data access") -print(" - Custom processing and visualization") -print(" - Integration with external tools") -``` - -### Large Object Visualization - -```python exec="dataset" -print("=== Troubleshooting: Large Object Handling ===") - -# Assess dataset size -total_time_series = sum(len(s.time_series) for s in dataset.signals.values()) -total_processing_steps = sum( - sum(len(ts.processing_steps) for ts in s.time_series.values()) - for s in dataset.signals.values() -) - -print(f"Dataset size assessment:") -print(f" Signals: {len(dataset.signals)}") -print(f" Total time series: {total_time_series}") -print(f" Total processing steps: {total_processing_steps}") - -# Size-based recommendations -if total_time_series > 20: - print(f"\nLarge dataset detected - Recommendations:") - print("1. Use limited depth: dataset.display(format='text', depth=1)") - print("2. Focus on specific signals:") - print(" for signal_name in dataset.signals:") - print(" dataset.signals[signal_name].show_summary()") - print("3. Use programmatic analysis instead of full display") -else: - print(f"\nModerate dataset size - Standard visualization OK:") - print("- dataset.display(format='html', depth=3)") - print("- Interactive graphs should work well") - -print(f"\nMemory optimization tips:") -print("- Use text format for very large objects") -print("- Limit visualization depth") -print("- Focus on specific components of interest") -print("- Export to files for external analysis") -``` - -## See Also - -- [Working with Signals](signals.md) - Understanding signal structure -- [Managing Datasets](datasets.md) - Working with multiple signals -- [Time Series Processing](time-series.md) - Operations that create metadata -- [Visualization](visualization.md) - Data plotting and charting capabilities \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/user-guide/processing-steps.md b/docs/user-guide/processing-steps.md index a26e750..5fa8a82 100644 --- a/docs/user-guide/processing-steps.md +++ b/docs/user-guide/processing-steps.md @@ -1,1119 +1,141 @@ # Processing Steps -This guide explains meteaudata's processing step system, which provides complete traceability and reproducibility for all data transformations. Processing steps capture not just what was done to your data, but when, how, and why it was done. +Processing steps are functions that transform time series data while preserving metadata and history. -## Overview +## Available Functions -Every processing operation in meteaudata creates a `ProcessingStep` object that records: - -1. **Function Information** - What function was applied -2. **Parameters** - Input parameters and their values -3. **Execution Context** - When and how the processing occurred -4. **Data Lineage** - Input and output relationships -5. **Quality Metrics** - Impact on data quality and completeness - -## Quick Start - -### Basic Processing Step Inspection +meteaudata includes several built-in processing functions: ```python -from meteaudata import resample, linear_interpolation +# Show available processing functions +from meteaudata import linear_interpolation, resample, subset +print("Built-in processing functions:") +print("- linear_interpolation: Fill gaps in data") +print("- resample: Change data frequency") +print("- subset: Extract data ranges") -# Apply processing and examine the step -original_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] -signal.process([original_name], resample, frequency="2H") - -# Get the processing step -resampled_keys = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "RESAMPLED" in k] -resampled_series = signal.time_series[resampled_keys[-1]] -processing_step = resampled_series.processing_steps[-1] # Get the resampling step - -print("Processing Step Information:") -print(f"Function: {processing_step.function_info.name}") -print(f"Description: {processing_step.description}") -print(f"Applied at: {processing_step.run_datetime.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')}") -print(f"Input series: {processing_step.input_series_names}") -print(f"Processing type: {processing_step.type}") -if processing_step.parameters: - params = processing_step.parameters.as_dict() - print(f"Parameters: {params}") +print(f"\nStarting with signal: {signal.name}") +print(f"Time series: {list(signal.time_series.keys())}") ``` **Output:** - -**Errors:** ``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpxx2nmth0.py", line 154, in - original_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] -NameError: name 'signal' is not defined -``` - -## ProcessingStep Structure - -### Core Components +Built-in processing functions: +- linear_interpolation: Fill gaps in data +- resample: Change data frequency +- subset: Extract data ranges -A `ProcessingStep` contains several key components: - -```python -# Get any processing step from our signal -processed_series = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if len(signal.time_series[k].processing_steps) > 1] -if processed_series: - ts = signal.time_series[processed_series[0]] - step = ts.processing_steps[-1] # Get the most recent processing step - - print("=== Function Information ===") - print(f"Name: {step.function_info.name}") - print(f"Version: {step.function_info.version}") - print(f"Author: {step.function_info.author}") - print(f"Reference: {step.function_info.reference}") - - print("\n=== Processing Details ===") - print(f"Type: {step.type}") - print(f"Description: {step.description}") - print(f"Suffix: {step.suffix}") - print(f"Requires calibration: {step.requires_calibration}") - - print("\n=== Execution Context ===") - print(f"Run datetime: {step.run_datetime.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')}") - print(f"Input series: {step.input_series_names}") - - print("\n=== Parameters ===") - if step.parameters: - params = step.parameters.as_dict() - for key, value in params.items(): - print(f"{key}: {value}") - else: - print("No parameters recorded") -else: - print("No processed series found with multiple processing steps") +Starting with signal: Temperature#1 +Time series: ['Temperature#1_RAW#1'] ``` -**Output:** - -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpqf2pdkkr.py", line 152, in - processed_series = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if len(signal.time_series[k].processing_steps) > 1] -NameError: name 'signal' is not defined -``` - -### Processing Types - -meteaudata categorizes processing operations into different types: +## Linear Interpolation ```python -from meteaudata.types import ProcessingType - -# Apply different types of processing -original_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] +# Apply linear interpolation +signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], linear_interpolation) -# Apply resampling if not already done -if not any("RESAMPLED" in k for k in signal.time_series.keys()): - signal.process([original_name], resample, frequency="2H") - -# Apply interpolation -resampled_keys = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "RESAMPLED" in k] -if resampled_keys: - signal.process([resampled_keys[-1]], linear_interpolation) - -# Examine processing types -print("Processing types used in signal:") -unique_types = set() -for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): - if ts.processing_steps: - for step in ts.processing_steps: - unique_types.add((step.type, step.function_info.name)) - -for ptype, func_name in unique_types: - print(f"- {ptype}: {func_name}") - -print(f"\nAvailable Processing Types in enum:") -for ptype in ProcessingType: - print(f"- {ptype.name}: {ptype.value}") +processed_ts = signal.time_series["Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"] +print(f"Created: {processed_ts.series.name}") +print(f"Processing type: {processed_ts.processing_steps[0].type}") +print(f"Data points: {len(processed_ts.series)}") ``` **Output:** - -**Errors:** ``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpqk871y06.py", line 154, in - original_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] -NameError: name 'signal' is not defined +Created: Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1 +Processing type: ProcessingType.GAP_FILLING +Data points: 100 ``` -### Function Information - -Each processing step records detailed function metadata: +## Resampling ```python -# Create examples of function information -from meteaudata.types import FunctionInfo - -# Example of complete function metadata -func_info_example = FunctionInfo( - name="Enhanced Data Processing Function", - version="2.1.0", - author="meteaudata Development Team", - reference="https://github.com/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/processing" -) - -print("Function Information Structure:") -print(f"Name: {func_info_example.name}") -print(f"Version: {func_info_example.version}") -print(f"Author: {func_info_example.author}") -print(f"Reference: {func_info_example.reference}") +# Resample to 2-hour frequency +signal.process(["Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"], resample, frequency="2H") -print("\nFunction info provides complete traceability:") -print("- What function was used") -print("- Which version of the function") -print("- Who developed/maintained it") -print("- Where to find documentation") +resampled_ts = signal.time_series["Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1"] +print(f"Created: {resampled_ts.series.name}") +print(f"Original frequency: 1H") +print(f"New frequency: 2H") +print(f"Data points: {len(resampled_ts.series)}") ``` **Output:** ``` -Function Information Structure: -Name: Enhanced Data Processing Function -Version: 2.1.0 -Author: meteaudata Development Team -Reference: https://github.com/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/processing - -Function info provides complete traceability: -- What function was used -- Which version of the function -- Who developed/maintained it -- Where to find documentation +Created: Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1 +Original frequency: 1H +New frequency: 2H +Data points: 50 ``` -## Processing Step Analysis - -### Step-by-Step Processing History - -Examine the complete processing chain: +## Subsetting ```python -# Apply a processing pipeline to demonstrate history -from meteaudata import subset +# Extract subset of data by rank (position-based) +signal.process(["Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1"], subset, 10, 30, rank_based=True) -original_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] - -# Ensure we have a processing chain -if not any("RESAMPLED" in k for k in signal.time_series.keys()): - signal.process([original_name], resample, frequency="2H") - -resampled_keys = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "RESAMPLED" in k] -if resampled_keys and not any("INTERPOLATED" in k for k in signal.time_series.keys()): - signal.process([resampled_keys[-1]], linear_interpolation) - -interp_keys = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "INTERPOLATED" in k] -if interp_keys and not any("SUBSET" in k for k in signal.time_series.keys()): - signal.process([interp_keys[-1]], subset, start=5, end=25, by_index=True) - -# Analyze the complete processing history -subset_keys = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "SUBSET" in k] -if subset_keys: - final_series = signal.time_series[subset_keys[-1]] - print(f"Processing chain for {final_series.series.name}:") - print(f"Total steps: {len(final_series.processing_steps)}") - - for i, step in enumerate(final_series.processing_steps, 1): - print(f"\nStep {i}: {step.function_info.name}") - print(f" Type: {step.type}") - print(f" Applied: {step.run_datetime.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')}") - print(f" Input: {', '.join(step.input_series_names) if step.input_series_names else 'N/A'}") - print(f" Description: {step.description}") - - if step.parameters: - params = step.parameters.as_dict() - if params: - print(f" Parameters:") - for key, value in params.items(): - print(f" {key}: {value}") -else: - print("Processing chain demonstration - subset step not found") +subset_ts = signal.time_series["Temperature#1_SLICE#1"] +print(f"Created: {subset_ts.series.name}") +print(f"Original points: {len(resampled_ts.series)}") +print(f"Subset points: {len(subset_ts.series)}") +print(f"Index range: {subset_ts.series.index.min()} to {subset_ts.series.index.max()}") ``` **Output:** - -**Errors:** ``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmprfbsfy1s.py", line 154, in - original_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] -NameError: name 'signal' is not defined +Created: Temperature#1_SLICE#1 +Original points: 50 +Subset points: 20 +Index range: 2024-01-01 20:00:00 to 2024-01-03 10:00:00 ``` -### Processing Step Comparison - -Compare processing steps between different time series: +## Processing History ```python -def compare_processing_steps(signal, series1_name, series2_name): - """Compare processing steps between two time series""" - - if series1_name not in signal.time_series or series2_name not in signal.time_series: - return "One or both series not found" - - ts1 = signal.time_series[series1_name] - ts2 = signal.time_series[series2_name] - - print(f"Comparing processing steps:") - print(f"Series 1: {series1_name} ({len(ts1.processing_steps)} steps)") - print(f"Series 2: {series2_name} ({len(ts2.processing_steps)} steps)") - - # Find common processing steps - steps1_info = [(s.function_info.name, s.type) for s in ts1.processing_steps] - steps2_info = [(s.function_info.name, s.type) for s in ts2.processing_steps] - - common_steps = set(steps1_info) & set(steps2_info) - unique_to_1 = set(steps1_info) - set(steps2_info) - unique_to_2 = set(steps2_info) - set(steps1_info) - - print(f"\nCommon processing steps: {len(common_steps)}") - for func_name, ptype in common_steps: - print(f" - {func_name} ({ptype})") - - print(f"\nUnique to {series1_name}: {len(unique_to_1)}") - for func_name, ptype in unique_to_1: - print(f" - {func_name} ({ptype})") - - print(f"\nUnique to {series2_name}: {len(unique_to_2)}") - for func_name, ptype in unique_to_2: - print(f" - {func_name} ({ptype})") - -# Create another processed series for comparison -original_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] -if not any("INTERPOLATED" in k for k in signal.time_series.keys()): - signal.process([original_name], linear_interpolation) # Different path - -# Find two different series to compare -all_series = list(signal.time_series.keys()) -if len(all_series) >= 2: - series1 = all_series[0] # Raw or first processed - series2 = all_series[-1] # Most processed - if series1 != series2: - compare_processing_steps(signal, series1, series2) - else: - print("Need at least 2 different time series for comparison") -else: - print("Not enough time series for comparison") +# Examine processing history +print("Processing pipeline:") +for i, step in enumerate(subset_ts.processing_steps, 1): + print(f"{i}. {step.function_info.name} ({step.type})") + print(f" Applied: {step.run_datetime}") + print(f" Parameters: {step.parameters}") ``` **Output:** - -**Errors:** ``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp3tzzkl97.py", line 185, in - original_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] -NameError: name 'signal' is not defined +Processing pipeline: +1. linear interpolation (ProcessingType.GAP_FILLING) + Applied: 2025-07-29 21:42:28.704777 + Parameters: +2. resample (ProcessingType.RESAMPLING) + Applied: 2025-07-29 21:42:28.705730 + Parameters: frequency='2H' +3. subset (ProcessingType.RESAMPLING) + Applied: 2025-07-29 21:42:28.707201 + Parameters: start_position=10 end_position=30 rank_based=True ``` -### Processing Performance Analysis - -Analyze processing performance and efficiency: +## Processing Chain ```python -def analyze_processing_performance(signal): - """Analyze processing performance across all time series""" - - performance_data = [] - - for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): - for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps): - # Calculate processing metrics - input_size = 0 - if step.input_series_names: - input_series_name = step.input_series_names[0] - # For raw data creation step, use the series itself - if input_series_name in signal.time_series: - input_size = len(signal.time_series[input_series_name].series) - else: - input_size = len(ts.series) # Fallback - - output_size = len(ts.series) - - data_reduction = (input_size - output_size) / input_size if input_size > 0 else 0 - - performance_data.append({ - 'time_series': ts_name, - 'step_number': i + 1, - 'function': step.function_info.name, - 'type': step.type.name, - 'datetime': step.run_datetime, - 'input_size': input_size, - 'output_size': output_size, - 'data_reduction': data_reduction, - 'has_parameters': bool(step.parameters and step.parameters.as_dict()) - }) - - # Basic analysis without pandas dependency - print("Processing Performance Summary:") - print(f"Total processing steps: {len(performance_data)}") - - if performance_data: - avg_reduction = sum(d['data_reduction'] for d in performance_data) / len(performance_data) - print(f"Average data reduction: {avg_reduction:.2%}") - - types_used = list(set(d['type'] for d in performance_data)) - print(f"Processing types used: {', '.join(types_used)}") - - # Group by processing type - print("\nBy Processing Type:") - type_groups = {} - for d in performance_data: - ptype = d['type'] - if ptype not in type_groups: - type_groups[ptype] = [] - type_groups[ptype].append(d) - - for ptype, items in type_groups.items(): - avg_reduction = sum(item['data_reduction'] for item in items) / len(items) - avg_output_size = sum(item['output_size'] for item in items) / len(items) - print(f" {ptype}: {len(items)} steps, avg reduction: {avg_reduction:.2%}, avg output size: {avg_output_size:.0f}") - - return performance_data - -# Analyze performance -perf_data = analyze_processing_performance(signal) -``` - -**Output:** - -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpkdiuxjhd.py", line 212, in - perf_data = analyze_processing_performance(signal) -NameError: name 'signal' is not defined -``` - -## Data Quality Tracking - -### Quality Impact Assessment - -Track how processing affects data quality: - -```python -def assess_quality_impact(signal, series_name): - """Assess quality impact of each processing step""" - - if series_name not in signal.time_series: - print(f"Series {series_name} not found") - return - - ts = signal.time_series[series_name] - - print(f"Quality Impact Analysis for {series_name}:") - print("=" * 50) - - # Start with the raw data (if available) - raw_series_name = None - for name in signal.time_series.keys(): - if "_RAW#" in name: - raw_series_name = name - break - - if raw_series_name and raw_series_name in signal.time_series: - raw_data = signal.time_series[raw_series_name].series - print(f"Raw data quality:") - print(f" Data points: {len(raw_data)}") - print(f" Missing values: {raw_data.isnull().sum()}") - print(f" Completeness: {(1 - raw_data.isnull().sum() / len(raw_data)):.2%}") - print(f" Value range: {raw_data.min():.2f} to {raw_data.max():.2f}") - - # Analyze final processed data - current_data = ts.series - print(f"\nAfter all processing ({series_name}):") - print(f" Data points: {len(current_data)}") - print(f" Missing values: {current_data.isnull().sum()}") - print(f" Completeness: {(1 - current_data.isnull().sum() / len(current_data)):.2%}") - if not current_data.empty: - print(f" Value range: {current_data.min():.2f} to {current_data.max():.2f}") - - # Step-by-step quality evolution - print(f"\nProcessing Step Quality Impact:") - for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps, 1): - print(f"\nStep {i}: {step.function_info.name}") - print(f" Type: {step.type}") - print(f" Applied: {step.run_datetime.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')}") - - # Quality indicators based on processing type - from meteaudata.types import ProcessingType - if step.type == ProcessingType.RESAMPLING: - print(f" Impact: Time resolution changed") - elif step.type == ProcessingType.INTERPOLATION: - print(f" Impact: Missing values filled") - elif step.type == ProcessingType.SUBSETTING: - print(f" Impact: Data range restricted") - elif step.type == ProcessingType.SMOOTHING: - print(f" Impact: Noise reduced") - elif step.type == ProcessingType.ORIGINAL: - print(f" Impact: Original data creation") - - if step.parameters: - params = step.parameters.as_dict() - if params: - print(f" Key parameters: {params}") - -# Analyze quality impact on a processed series -processed_series = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if len(signal.time_series[k].processing_steps) > 1] -if processed_series: - assess_quality_impact(signal, processed_series[-1]) -else: - # Fall back to any series - first_series = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] - assess_quality_impact(signal, first_series) -``` - -**Output:** - -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp8h3tlgn5.py", line 213, in - processed_series = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if len(signal.time_series[k].processing_steps) > 1] -NameError: name 'signal' is not defined -``` - -### Quality Flags and Annotations - -Add quality annotations to processing steps: - -```python -from meteaudata.types import ProcessingStep, ProcessingType, FunctionInfo, Parameters -from meteaudata import Signal, DataProvenance -import datetime -import pandas as pd -import numpy as np - -def create_quality_annotated_step(input_series, quality_issues=None): - """Create a processing step with quality annotations""" - - # Enhanced function info with quality notes - func_info = FunctionInfo( - name="Quality-Annotated Processing", - version="1.0", - author="Data Quality Team", - reference="https://example.com/quality-processing" - ) - - # Include quality assessment in parameters - parameters = Parameters( - quality_assessment={ - "input_completeness": float(1 - input_series.isnull().sum() / len(input_series)), - "outlier_count": int(detect_outliers(input_series)), - "data_quality_score": float(calculate_quality_score(input_series)), - "quality_issues": quality_issues or [] - } - ) - - processing_step = ProcessingStep( - type=ProcessingType.QUALITY_CONTROL, - parameters=parameters, - function_info=func_info, - description="Processing with quality assessment and annotation", - run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), - requires_calibration=False, - input_series_names=[str(input_series.name)], - suffix="QC" - ) - - return processing_step - -def detect_outliers(series): - """Simple outlier detection using IQR method""" - Q1 = series.quantile(0.25) - Q3 = series.quantile(0.75) - IQR = Q3 - Q1 - lower_bound = Q1 - 1.5 * IQR - upper_bound = Q3 + 1.5 * IQR - return ((series < lower_bound) | (series > upper_bound)).sum() - -def calculate_quality_score(series): - """Calculate simple quality score based on completeness""" - completeness = 1 - series.isnull().sum() / len(series) - return completeness # Simplified scoring - -# Create sample data for demonstration -np.random.seed(42) -sample_data = pd.Series( - np.random.randn(50) * 10 + 20, - index=pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=50, freq='1H'), - name="RAW" -) - -# Create quality-annotated processing step -quality_step = create_quality_annotated_step( - sample_data, - quality_issues=["Minor outliers detected", "Slight data gaps in source"] -) - -print("Quality-Annotated Processing Step Example:") -print(f"Function: {quality_step.function_info.name}") -print(f"Type: {quality_step.type}") -print(f"Description: {quality_step.description}") - -if quality_step.parameters: - qa_params = quality_step.parameters.as_dict().get('quality_assessment', {}) - print(f"\nQuality Assessment Parameters:") - for key, value in qa_params.items(): - print(f" {key}: {value}") -``` - -**Output:** - -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp2ln_02dy.py", line 214, in - quality_step = create_quality_annotated_step( - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp2ln_02dy.py", line 179, in create_quality_annotated_step - type=ProcessingType.QUALITY_CONTROL, - File "/Users/jeandavidt/.local/share/uv/python/cpython-3.9.18-macos-aarch64-none/lib/python3.9/enum.py", line 429, in __getattr__ - raise AttributeError(name) from None -AttributeError: QUALITY_CONTROL -``` - -## Advanced Processing Step Features - -### Custom Processing Steps - -Create processing steps with custom metadata: - -```python -def create_custom_processing_step( - processing_type, - function_name, - description, - parameters=None, - custom_metadata=None -): - """Create a custom processing step with enhanced metadata""" - - func_info = FunctionInfo( - name=function_name, - version="1.0", - author="Custom Processing Team", - reference="Internal processing documentation" - ) - - # Merge custom metadata with parameters - enhanced_parameters = Parameters() - if parameters: - for key, value in parameters.items(): - setattr(enhanced_parameters, key, value) - - if custom_metadata: - enhanced_parameters.custom_metadata = custom_metadata - - # Add system information - enhanced_parameters.system_info = { - 'python_version': '3.9+', - 'meteaudata_version': '1.0.0', - 'processing_environment': 'production', - 'cpu_cores': 8, - 'memory_gb': 32 - } - - processing_step = ProcessingStep( - type=processing_type, - parameters=enhanced_parameters, - function_info=func_info, - description=description, - run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), - requires_calibration=False, - input_series_names=["input_series"], - suffix="CUSTOM" - ) - - return processing_step - -# Create custom processing step -custom_step = create_custom_processing_step( - processing_type=ProcessingType.FEATURE_ENGINEERING, - function_name="Rolling Statistics Calculator", - description="Calculate rolling mean, std, min, max over 24-hour windows", - parameters={ - "window_size": "24H", - "statistics": ["mean", "std", "min", "max"], - "center": True - }, - custom_metadata={ - "business_purpose": "Daily process summary", - "validation_status": "approved", - "change_control_id": "CC-2024-001" - } -) - -print("Custom Processing Step:") -print(f"Function: {custom_step.function_info.name}") -print(f"Type: {custom_step.type}") -print(f"Description: {custom_step.description}") - -if custom_step.parameters: - params = custom_step.parameters.as_dict() - print(f"Parameters: {params}") -``` - -**Output:** - -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpx_y2iee1.py", line 200, in - processing_type=ProcessingType.FEATURE_ENGINEERING, -NameError: name 'ProcessingType' is not defined -``` - -### Processing Step Validation - -Validate processing step integrity: - -```python -def validate_processing_step(step): - """Validate processing step completeness and consistency""" - - validation_results = { - 'valid': True, - 'warnings': [], - 'errors': [] - } - - # Check required fields - if not step.function_info.name: - validation_results['errors'].append("Function name is required") - validation_results['valid'] = False - - if not step.description: - validation_results['warnings'].append("Processing description is empty") - - if not step.run_datetime: - validation_results['errors'].append("Run datetime is required") - validation_results['valid'] = False - - # Check function info completeness - if not step.function_info.version: - validation_results['warnings'].append("Function version not specified") - - if not step.function_info.author: - validation_results['warnings'].append("Function author not specified") - - # Check parameter consistency - from meteaudata.types import ProcessingType - if step.type == ProcessingType.RESAMPLING: - has_freq_param = False - if step.parameters: - params = step.parameters.as_dict() - has_freq_param = 'frequency' in params - if not has_freq_param: - validation_results['errors'].append("Resampling step missing frequency parameter") - validation_results['valid'] = False - - # Check datetime consistency - if step.run_datetime and step.run_datetime > datetime.datetime.now(): - validation_results['warnings'].append("Processing datetime is in the future") - - return validation_results - -# Validate processing steps -print("Processing Step Validation Results:") -validation_found = False - -for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): - for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps): - validation = validate_processing_step(step) - - if not validation['valid'] or validation['warnings']: - validation_found = True - print(f"\nValidation results for {ts_name}, Step {i+1}:") - print(f"Function: {step.function_info.name}") - - if validation['errors']: - print(f" Errors: {validation['errors']}") - - if validation['warnings']: - print(f" Warnings: {validation['warnings']}") - -if not validation_found: - print("All processing steps passed validation ✓") -``` - -**Output:** -``` -Processing Step Validation Results: -``` - -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpgsdekatf.py", line 200, in - for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): -NameError: name 'signal' is not defined -``` - -### Processing Step Export - -Export processing steps for documentation or reuse: - -```python -import json -from datetime import datetime - -def export_processing_steps(signal, format='json', include_data_stats=True): - """Export processing steps to various formats""" - - def json_serializer(obj): - """Custom JSON serializer for datetime and other objects""" - if isinstance(obj, datetime): - return obj.isoformat() - elif hasattr(obj, 'as_dict'): - return obj.as_dict() - elif hasattr(obj, '__dict__'): - return obj.__dict__ - else: - return str(obj) - - export_data = { - 'signal_name': signal.name, - 'signal_units': signal.units, - 'export_timestamp': datetime.now().isoformat(), - 'time_series': {} - } - - for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): - ts_data = { - 'time_series_name': ts_name, - 'data_points': len(ts.series), - 'processing_steps': [] - } - - if include_data_stats and not ts.series.empty: - ts_data['data_statistics'] = { - 'mean': float(ts.series.mean()), - 'std': float(ts.series.std()), - 'min': float(ts.series.min()), - 'max': float(ts.series.max()), - 'missing_count': int(ts.series.isnull().sum()) - } - - for step in ts.processing_steps: - step_data = { - 'function_info': { - 'name': step.function_info.name, - 'version': step.function_info.version, - 'author': step.function_info.author, - 'reference': step.function_info.reference - }, - 'type': step.type.name, - 'description': step.description, - 'run_datetime': step.run_datetime.isoformat(), - 'parameters': step.parameters.as_dict() if step.parameters else None, - 'input_series_names': step.input_series_names, - 'suffix': step.suffix, - 'requires_calibration': step.requires_calibration - } - ts_data['processing_steps'].append(step_data) - - export_data['time_series'][ts_name] = ts_data - - return export_data - -# Export processing steps -exported_steps = export_processing_steps(signal) - -print("Processing Steps Export Summary:") -print(f"Signal: {exported_steps['signal_name']}") -print(f"Units: {exported_steps['signal_units']}") -print(f"Export timestamp: {exported_steps['export_timestamp']}") -print(f"Time series exported: {len(exported_steps['time_series'])}") - -total_steps = sum(len(ts['processing_steps']) for ts in exported_steps['time_series'].values()) -print(f"Total processing steps: {total_steps}") - -# Show example of exported step data -if exported_steps['time_series']: - first_ts_name = list(exported_steps['time_series'].keys())[0] - first_ts = exported_steps['time_series'][first_ts_name] - if first_ts['processing_steps']: - print(f"\nExample processing step export structure:") - first_step = first_ts['processing_steps'][0] - print(f" Function: {first_step['function_info']['name']}") - print(f" Type: {first_step['type']}") - print(f" Parameters: {first_step['parameters']}") -``` - -**Output:** - -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpcl0g86nd.py", line 214, in - exported_steps = export_processing_steps(signal) -NameError: name 'signal' is not defined -``` - -## Processing Step Best Practices - -### 1. Document Processing Intent - -Always include clear descriptions: - -```python -from meteaudata.types import ProcessingStep, ProcessingType, FunctionInfo - -# Good: Clear, specific description -good_step = ProcessingStep( - type=ProcessingType.RESAMPLING, - description="Resample to hourly intervals to align with operational reporting schedule", - function_info=FunctionInfo( - name="operational_resampling", - version="1.0", - author="Operations Team", - reference="SOP-001 Operational Reporting" - ), - run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), - requires_calibration=False, - input_series_names=["input"], - suffix="HOURLY" -) - -# Better: Include business context -better_step = ProcessingStep( - type=ProcessingType.RESAMPLING, - description="Resample temperature data to hourly intervals for compliance with " - "regulatory reporting requirements (EPA Section 123.45)", - function_info=FunctionInfo( - name="regulatory_resampling", - version="1.2", - author="Compliance Team", - reference="EPA-REG-2024-001 Reporting Standards" - ), - run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), - requires_calibration=False, - input_series_names=["input"], - suffix="REG" -) - -print("Processing Step Description Best Practices:") -print("\nGood example:") -print(f" Description: {good_step.description}") -print(f" Clear and specific about intent") - -print("\nBetter example:") -print(f" Description: {better_step.description}") -print(f" Includes business context and regulatory reference") -``` - -**Output:** - -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp9e5pjv9c.py", line 163, in - run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), -NameError: name 'datetime' is not defined -``` - -### 2. Track Parameter Decisions - -Record why specific parameters were chosen: - -```python -# Example of parameter rationale documentation -parameters_with_rationale = Parameters( - method="linear", - max_gap_hours=4, - parameter_rationale={ - "method": "Linear interpolation chosen due to smooth temperature changes and short gaps", - "max_gap_hours": "4H maximum based on process dynamics - longer gaps require manual review" - }, - validation_criteria={ - "max_interpolated_points": 10, - "quality_threshold": 0.95 - } -) - -rationale_step = ProcessingStep( - type=ProcessingType.INTERPOLATION, - parameters=parameters_with_rationale, - function_info=FunctionInfo( - name="documented_interpolation", - version="2.0", - author="Process Engineering", - reference="INT-PROC-2024-v2.0" - ), - description="Fill temperature measurement gaps with documented rationale for parameters", - run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), - requires_calibration=False, - input_series_names=["input"], - suffix="INT" -) - -print("Parameter Documentation Best Practice:") -print(f"Function: {rationale_step.function_info.name}") -if rationale_step.parameters: - params = rationale_step.parameters.as_dict() - print(f"Parameter rationale: {params.get('parameter_rationale', {})}") - print(f"Validation criteria: {params.get('validation_criteria', {})}") -``` - -**Output:** - -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpenpch66g.py", line 152, in - parameters_with_rationale = Parameters( -NameError: name 'Parameters' is not defined -``` - -### 3. Quality Assurance Integration - -Integrate quality checks into processing: - -```python -def quality_aware_processing_step(input_data, processing_func, **kwargs): - """Create processing step with integrated quality assessment""" - - # Pre-processing quality check - pre_quality = assess_data_quality(input_data) - - # Apply processing (simulated) - result = input_data.copy() # In real implementation, apply processing_func - - # Post-processing quality check - post_quality = assess_data_quality(result) - - # Create step with quality information - processing_step = ProcessingStep( - type=ProcessingType.QUALITY_CONTROL, - parameters=Parameters( - processing_params=kwargs, - quality_assessment={ - 'pre_processing': pre_quality, - 'post_processing': post_quality, - 'quality_change': { - 'completeness_change': post_quality['completeness'] - pre_quality['completeness'], - 'variability_change': post_quality['variability'] - pre_quality['variability'] - } - } - ), - function_info=FunctionInfo( - name="quality_aware_processor", - version="1.0", - author="QA Team", - reference="QA-PROC-001" - ), - description="Processing with integrated quality assessment", - run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), - requires_calibration=False, - input_series_names=["input"], - suffix="QA" - ) - - return result, processing_step - -def assess_data_quality(data): - """Simple data quality assessment""" - return { - 'completeness': float(1 - data.isnull().sum() / len(data)), - 'outlier_rate': float(detect_outliers(data) / len(data)), - 'variability': float(data.std() / data.mean() if data.mean() != 0 else 0) - } - -# Demonstrate quality-aware processing -sample_data = pd.Series(np.random.randn(100), name="sample") -result, qa_step = quality_aware_processing_step(sample_data, None) - -print("Quality-Aware Processing Step:") -print(f"Function: {qa_step.function_info.name}") -if qa_step.parameters: - qa_info = qa_step.parameters.as_dict().get('quality_assessment', {}) - print(f"Pre-processing quality: {qa_info.get('pre_processing', {})}") - print(f"Post-processing quality: {qa_info.get('post_processing', {})}") -``` - -**Output:** - -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpm4cyo5oy.py", line 201, in - sample_data = pd.Series(np.random.randn(100), name="sample") -NameError: name 'pd' is not defined -``` - -## Troubleshooting Processing Steps - -### Common Issues - -Check for typical processing step problems: - -```python -print("Processing Step Troubleshooting:") - -# Check if processing steps are preserved -print("\n1. Checking processing history preservation:") +# Show complete processing chain +print("Complete signal processing chain:") for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): - if not ts.processing_steps: - print(f" ⚠️ {ts_name} has no processing history") - else: - print(f" ✓ {ts_name}: {len(ts.processing_steps)} steps recorded") - -# Check parameter completeness -print("\n2. Checking parameter completeness:") -from meteaudata.types import ProcessingType -param_issues = 0 -for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): - for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps): - if step.type == ProcessingType.RESAMPLING: - has_params = step.parameters and step.parameters.as_dict() - if not has_params or 'frequency' not in step.parameters.as_dict(): - print(f" ⚠️ Resampling step {i+1} in {ts_name} missing frequency parameter") - param_issues += 1 - -if param_issues == 0: - print(" ✓ All resampling steps have required parameters") - -# Check datetime consistency -print("\n3. Checking processing step timing:") -timing_issues = 0 -for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): - step_times = [step.run_datetime for step in ts.processing_steps] - if len(step_times) > 1: - for i in range(1, len(step_times)): - if step_times[i] < step_times[i-1]: - print(f" ⚠️ Step {i+1} in {ts_name} has earlier timestamp than previous step") - timing_issues += 1 - -if timing_issues == 0: - print(" ✓ Processing step timestamps are consistent") - -print(f"\nTroubleshooting complete. Issues found: {param_issues + timing_issues}") + steps = len(ts.processing_steps) + print(f"{ts_name}: {steps} processing steps") ``` **Output:** ``` -Processing Step Troubleshooting: - -1. Checking processing history preservation: -``` - -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp8o1fh8bv.py", line 155, in - for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): -NameError: name 'signal' is not defined +Complete signal processing chain: +Temperature#1_RAW#1: 0 processing steps +Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1: 1 processing steps +Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1: 2 processing steps +Temperature#1_SLICE#1: 3 processing steps ``` -## Next Steps +## See Also -- Learn about [Time Series Processing](time-series.md) to understand how processing steps are created -- Explore [Metadata Visualization](metadata-visualization.md) to visualize processing step relationships -- Check [Saving and Loading](saving-loading.md) to understand how processing steps are preserved -- See [Custom Processing](../examples/custom-processing.md) for complex processing step scenarios \ No newline at end of file +- [Time Series Processing](time-series.md) - Working with time series data +- [Working with Signals](signals.md) - Understanding signals +- [Visualization](visualization.md) - Plotting processed data \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/user-guide/processing-steps_template.md b/docs/user-guide/processing-steps_template.md index a4bf560..370fea7 100644 --- a/docs/user-guide/processing-steps_template.md +++ b/docs/user-guide/processing-steps_template.md @@ -1,942 +1,84 @@ # Processing Steps -This guide explains meteaudata's processing step system, which provides complete traceability and reproducibility for all data transformations. Processing steps capture not just what was done to your data, but when, how, and why it was done. +Processing steps are functions that transform time series data while preserving metadata and history. -## Overview +## Available Functions -Every processing operation in meteaudata creates a `ProcessingStep` object that records: - -1. **Function Information** - What function was applied -2. **Parameters** - Input parameters and their values -3. **Execution Context** - When and how the processing occurred -4. **Data Lineage** - Input and output relationships -5. **Quality Metrics** - Impact on data quality and completeness - -## Quick Start - -### Basic Processing Step Inspection - -```python exec="simple_signal" -from meteaudata import resample, linear_interpolation - -# Apply processing and examine the step -original_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] -signal.process([original_name], resample, frequency="2H") - -# Get the processing step -resampled_keys = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "RESAMPLED" in k] -resampled_series = signal.time_series[resampled_keys[-1]] -processing_step = resampled_series.processing_steps[-1] # Get the resampling step - -print("Processing Step Information:") -print(f"Function: {processing_step.function_info.name}") -print(f"Description: {processing_step.description}") -print(f"Applied at: {processing_step.run_datetime.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')}") -print(f"Input series: {processing_step.input_series_names}") -print(f"Processing type: {processing_step.type}") -if processing_step.parameters: - params = processing_step.parameters.as_dict() - print(f"Parameters: {params}") -``` - -## ProcessingStep Structure - -### Core Components - -A `ProcessingStep` contains several key components: - -```python exec="simple_signal" -# Get any processing step from our signal -processed_series = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if len(signal.time_series[k].processing_steps) > 1] -if processed_series: - ts = signal.time_series[processed_series[0]] - step = ts.processing_steps[-1] # Get the most recent processing step - - print("=== Function Information ===") - print(f"Name: {step.function_info.name}") - print(f"Version: {step.function_info.version}") - print(f"Author: {step.function_info.author}") - print(f"Reference: {step.function_info.reference}") - - print("\n=== Processing Details ===") - print(f"Type: {step.type}") - print(f"Description: {step.description}") - print(f"Suffix: {step.suffix}") - print(f"Requires calibration: {step.requires_calibration}") - - print("\n=== Execution Context ===") - print(f"Run datetime: {step.run_datetime.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')}") - print(f"Input series: {step.input_series_names}") - - print("\n=== Parameters ===") - if step.parameters: - params = step.parameters.as_dict() - for key, value in params.items(): - print(f"{key}: {value}") - else: - print("No parameters recorded") -else: - print("No processed series found with multiple processing steps") -``` - -### Processing Types - -meteaudata categorizes processing operations into different types: - -```python exec="simple_signal" -from meteaudata.types import ProcessingType - -# Apply different types of processing -original_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] - -# Apply resampling if not already done -if not any("RESAMPLED" in k for k in signal.time_series.keys()): - signal.process([original_name], resample, frequency="2H") - -# Apply interpolation -resampled_keys = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "RESAMPLED" in k] -if resampled_keys: - signal.process([resampled_keys[-1]], linear_interpolation) - -# Examine processing types -print("Processing types used in signal:") -unique_types = set() -for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): - if ts.processing_steps: - for step in ts.processing_steps: - unique_types.add((step.type, step.function_info.name)) - -for ptype, func_name in unique_types: - print(f"- {ptype}: {func_name}") - -print(f"\nAvailable Processing Types in enum:") -for ptype in ProcessingType: - print(f"- {ptype.name}: {ptype.value}") -``` - -### Function Information - -Each processing step records detailed function metadata: - -```python exec="base" -# Create examples of function information -from meteaudata.types import FunctionInfo - -# Example of complete function metadata -func_info_example = FunctionInfo( - name="Enhanced Data Processing Function", - version="2.1.0", - author="meteaudata Development Team", - reference="https://github.com/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/processing" -) - -print("Function Information Structure:") -print(f"Name: {func_info_example.name}") -print(f"Version: {func_info_example.version}") -print(f"Author: {func_info_example.author}") -print(f"Reference: {func_info_example.reference}") - -print("\nFunction info provides complete traceability:") -print("- What function was used") -print("- Which version of the function") -print("- Who developed/maintained it") -print("- Where to find documentation") -``` - -## Processing Step Analysis - -### Step-by-Step Processing History - -Examine the complete processing chain: - -```python exec="simple_signal" -# Apply a processing pipeline to demonstrate history -from meteaudata import subset - -original_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] - -# Ensure we have a processing chain -if not any("RESAMPLED" in k for k in signal.time_series.keys()): - signal.process([original_name], resample, frequency="2H") - -resampled_keys = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "RESAMPLED" in k] -if resampled_keys and not any("INTERPOLATED" in k for k in signal.time_series.keys()): - signal.process([resampled_keys[-1]], linear_interpolation) - -interp_keys = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "INTERPOLATED" in k] -if interp_keys and not any("SUBSET" in k for k in signal.time_series.keys()): - signal.process([interp_keys[-1]], subset, start=5, end=25, by_index=True) - -# Analyze the complete processing history -subset_keys = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "SUBSET" in k] -if subset_keys: - final_series = signal.time_series[subset_keys[-1]] - print(f"Processing chain for {final_series.series.name}:") - print(f"Total steps: {len(final_series.processing_steps)}") - - for i, step in enumerate(final_series.processing_steps, 1): - print(f"\nStep {i}: {step.function_info.name}") - print(f" Type: {step.type}") - print(f" Applied: {step.run_datetime.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')}") - print(f" Input: {', '.join(step.input_series_names) if step.input_series_names else 'N/A'}") - print(f" Description: {step.description}") - - if step.parameters: - params = step.parameters.as_dict() - if params: - print(f" Parameters:") - for key, value in params.items(): - print(f" {key}: {value}") -else: - print("Processing chain demonstration - subset step not found") -``` - -### Processing Step Comparison - -Compare processing steps between different time series: - -```python exec="simple_signal" -def compare_processing_steps(signal, series1_name, series2_name): - """Compare processing steps between two time series""" - - if series1_name not in signal.time_series or series2_name not in signal.time_series: - return "One or both series not found" - - ts1 = signal.time_series[series1_name] - ts2 = signal.time_series[series2_name] - - print(f"Comparing processing steps:") - print(f"Series 1: {series1_name} ({len(ts1.processing_steps)} steps)") - print(f"Series 2: {series2_name} ({len(ts2.processing_steps)} steps)") - - # Find common processing steps - steps1_info = [(s.function_info.name, s.type) for s in ts1.processing_steps] - steps2_info = [(s.function_info.name, s.type) for s in ts2.processing_steps] - - common_steps = set(steps1_info) & set(steps2_info) - unique_to_1 = set(steps1_info) - set(steps2_info) - unique_to_2 = set(steps2_info) - set(steps1_info) - - print(f"\nCommon processing steps: {len(common_steps)}") - for func_name, ptype in common_steps: - print(f" - {func_name} ({ptype})") - - print(f"\nUnique to {series1_name}: {len(unique_to_1)}") - for func_name, ptype in unique_to_1: - print(f" - {func_name} ({ptype})") - - print(f"\nUnique to {series2_name}: {len(unique_to_2)}") - for func_name, ptype in unique_to_2: - print(f" - {func_name} ({ptype})") - -# Create another processed series for comparison -original_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] -if not any("INTERPOLATED" in k for k in signal.time_series.keys()): - signal.process([original_name], linear_interpolation) # Different path - -# Find two different series to compare -all_series = list(signal.time_series.keys()) -if len(all_series) >= 2: - series1 = all_series[0] # Raw or first processed - series2 = all_series[-1] # Most processed - if series1 != series2: - compare_processing_steps(signal, series1, series2) - else: - print("Need at least 2 different time series for comparison") -else: - print("Not enough time series for comparison") -``` - -### Processing Performance Analysis - -Analyze processing performance and efficiency: - -```python exec="simple_signal" -def analyze_processing_performance(signal): - """Analyze processing performance across all time series""" - - performance_data = [] - - for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): - for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps): - # Calculate processing metrics - input_size = 0 - if step.input_series_names: - input_series_name = step.input_series_names[0] - # For raw data creation step, use the series itself - if input_series_name in signal.time_series: - input_size = len(signal.time_series[input_series_name].series) - else: - input_size = len(ts.series) # Fallback - - output_size = len(ts.series) - - data_reduction = (input_size - output_size) / input_size if input_size > 0 else 0 - - performance_data.append({ - 'time_series': ts_name, - 'step_number': i + 1, - 'function': step.function_info.name, - 'type': step.type.name, - 'datetime': step.run_datetime, - 'input_size': input_size, - 'output_size': output_size, - 'data_reduction': data_reduction, - 'has_parameters': bool(step.parameters and step.parameters.as_dict()) - }) - - # Basic analysis without pandas dependency - print("Processing Performance Summary:") - print(f"Total processing steps: {len(performance_data)}") - - if performance_data: - avg_reduction = sum(d['data_reduction'] for d in performance_data) / len(performance_data) - print(f"Average data reduction: {avg_reduction:.2%}") - - types_used = list(set(d['type'] for d in performance_data)) - print(f"Processing types used: {', '.join(types_used)}") - - # Group by processing type - print("\nBy Processing Type:") - type_groups = {} - for d in performance_data: - ptype = d['type'] - if ptype not in type_groups: - type_groups[ptype] = [] - type_groups[ptype].append(d) - - for ptype, items in type_groups.items(): - avg_reduction = sum(item['data_reduction'] for item in items) / len(items) - avg_output_size = sum(item['output_size'] for item in items) / len(items) - print(f" {ptype}: {len(items)} steps, avg reduction: {avg_reduction:.2%}, avg output size: {avg_output_size:.0f}") - - return performance_data - -# Analyze performance -perf_data = analyze_processing_performance(signal) -``` - -## Data Quality Tracking - -### Quality Impact Assessment - -Track how processing affects data quality: +meteaudata includes several built-in processing functions: ```python exec="simple_signal" -def assess_quality_impact(signal, series_name): - """Assess quality impact of each processing step""" - - if series_name not in signal.time_series: - print(f"Series {series_name} not found") - return - - ts = signal.time_series[series_name] - - print(f"Quality Impact Analysis for {series_name}:") - print("=" * 50) - - # Start with the raw data (if available) - raw_series_name = None - for name in signal.time_series.keys(): - if "_RAW#" in name: - raw_series_name = name - break - - if raw_series_name and raw_series_name in signal.time_series: - raw_data = signal.time_series[raw_series_name].series - print(f"Raw data quality:") - print(f" Data points: {len(raw_data)}") - print(f" Missing values: {raw_data.isnull().sum()}") - print(f" Completeness: {(1 - raw_data.isnull().sum() / len(raw_data)):.2%}") - print(f" Value range: {raw_data.min():.2f} to {raw_data.max():.2f}") - - # Analyze final processed data - current_data = ts.series - print(f"\nAfter all processing ({series_name}):") - print(f" Data points: {len(current_data)}") - print(f" Missing values: {current_data.isnull().sum()}") - print(f" Completeness: {(1 - current_data.isnull().sum() / len(current_data)):.2%}") - if not current_data.empty: - print(f" Value range: {current_data.min():.2f} to {current_data.max():.2f}") - - # Step-by-step quality evolution - print(f"\nProcessing Step Quality Impact:") - for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps, 1): - print(f"\nStep {i}: {step.function_info.name}") - print(f" Type: {step.type}") - print(f" Applied: {step.run_datetime.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')}") - - # Quality indicators based on processing type - from meteaudata.types import ProcessingType - if step.type == ProcessingType.RESAMPLING: - print(f" Impact: Time resolution changed") - elif step.type == ProcessingType.INTERPOLATION: - print(f" Impact: Missing values filled") - elif step.type == ProcessingType.SUBSETTING: - print(f" Impact: Data range restricted") - elif step.type == ProcessingType.SMOOTHING: - print(f" Impact: Noise reduced") - elif step.type == ProcessingType.ORIGINAL: - print(f" Impact: Original data creation") - - if step.parameters: - params = step.parameters.as_dict() - if params: - print(f" Key parameters: {params}") - -# Analyze quality impact on a processed series -processed_series = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if len(signal.time_series[k].processing_steps) > 1] -if processed_series: - assess_quality_impact(signal, processed_series[-1]) -else: - # Fall back to any series - first_series = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] - assess_quality_impact(signal, first_series) -``` - -### Quality Flags and Annotations - -Add quality annotations to processing steps: - -```python exec="base" -from meteaudata.types import ProcessingStep, ProcessingType, FunctionInfo, Parameters -from meteaudata import Signal, DataProvenance -import datetime -import pandas as pd -import numpy as np - -def create_quality_annotated_step(input_series, quality_issues=None): - """Create a processing step with quality annotations""" - - # Enhanced function info with quality notes - func_info = FunctionInfo( - name="Quality-Annotated Processing", - version="1.0", - author="Data Quality Team", - reference="https://example.com/quality-processing" - ) - - # Include quality assessment in parameters - parameters = Parameters( - quality_assessment={ - "input_completeness": float(1 - input_series.isnull().sum() / len(input_series)), - "outlier_count": int(detect_outliers(input_series)), - "data_quality_score": float(calculate_quality_score(input_series)), - "quality_issues": quality_issues or [] - } - ) - - processing_step = ProcessingStep( - type=ProcessingType.QUALITY_CONTROL, - parameters=parameters, - function_info=func_info, - description="Processing with quality assessment and annotation", - run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), - requires_calibration=False, - input_series_names=[str(input_series.name)], - suffix="QC" - ) - - return processing_step - -def detect_outliers(series): - """Simple outlier detection using IQR method""" - Q1 = series.quantile(0.25) - Q3 = series.quantile(0.75) - IQR = Q3 - Q1 - lower_bound = Q1 - 1.5 * IQR - upper_bound = Q3 + 1.5 * IQR - return ((series < lower_bound) | (series > upper_bound)).sum() - -def calculate_quality_score(series): - """Calculate simple quality score based on completeness""" - completeness = 1 - series.isnull().sum() / len(series) - return completeness # Simplified scoring - -# Create sample data for demonstration -np.random.seed(42) -sample_data = pd.Series( - np.random.randn(50) * 10 + 20, - index=pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=50, freq='1H'), - name="RAW" -) - -# Create quality-annotated processing step -quality_step = create_quality_annotated_step( - sample_data, - quality_issues=["Minor outliers detected", "Slight data gaps in source"] -) - -print("Quality-Annotated Processing Step Example:") -print(f"Function: {quality_step.function_info.name}") -print(f"Type: {quality_step.type}") -print(f"Description: {quality_step.description}") - -if quality_step.parameters: - qa_params = quality_step.parameters.as_dict().get('quality_assessment', {}) - print(f"\nQuality Assessment Parameters:") - for key, value in qa_params.items(): - print(f" {key}: {value}") -``` - -## Advanced Processing Step Features - -### Custom Processing Steps - -Create processing steps with custom metadata: - -```python exec="base" -def create_custom_processing_step( - processing_type, - function_name, - description, - parameters=None, - custom_metadata=None -): - """Create a custom processing step with enhanced metadata""" - - func_info = FunctionInfo( - name=function_name, - version="1.0", - author="Custom Processing Team", - reference="Internal processing documentation" - ) - - # Merge custom metadata with parameters - enhanced_parameters = Parameters() - if parameters: - for key, value in parameters.items(): - setattr(enhanced_parameters, key, value) - - if custom_metadata: - enhanced_parameters.custom_metadata = custom_metadata - - # Add system information - enhanced_parameters.system_info = { - 'python_version': '3.9+', - 'meteaudata_version': '1.0.0', - 'processing_environment': 'production', - 'cpu_cores': 8, - 'memory_gb': 32 - } - - processing_step = ProcessingStep( - type=processing_type, - parameters=enhanced_parameters, - function_info=func_info, - description=description, - run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), - requires_calibration=False, - input_series_names=["input_series"], - suffix="CUSTOM" - ) - - return processing_step - -# Create custom processing step -custom_step = create_custom_processing_step( - processing_type=ProcessingType.FEATURE_ENGINEERING, - function_name="Rolling Statistics Calculator", - description="Calculate rolling mean, std, min, max over 24-hour windows", - parameters={ - "window_size": "24H", - "statistics": ["mean", "std", "min", "max"], - "center": True - }, - custom_metadata={ - "business_purpose": "Daily process summary", - "validation_status": "approved", - "change_control_id": "CC-2024-001" - } -) - -print("Custom Processing Step:") -print(f"Function: {custom_step.function_info.name}") -print(f"Type: {custom_step.type}") -print(f"Description: {custom_step.description}") - -if custom_step.parameters: - params = custom_step.parameters.as_dict() - print(f"Parameters: {params}") -``` - -### Processing Step Validation - -Validate processing step integrity: - -```python exec="simple_signal" -def validate_processing_step(step): - """Validate processing step completeness and consistency""" - - validation_results = { - 'valid': True, - 'warnings': [], - 'errors': [] - } - - # Check required fields - if not step.function_info.name: - validation_results['errors'].append("Function name is required") - validation_results['valid'] = False - - if not step.description: - validation_results['warnings'].append("Processing description is empty") - - if not step.run_datetime: - validation_results['errors'].append("Run datetime is required") - validation_results['valid'] = False - - # Check function info completeness - if not step.function_info.version: - validation_results['warnings'].append("Function version not specified") - - if not step.function_info.author: - validation_results['warnings'].append("Function author not specified") - - # Check parameter consistency - from meteaudata.types import ProcessingType - if step.type == ProcessingType.RESAMPLING: - has_freq_param = False - if step.parameters: - params = step.parameters.as_dict() - has_freq_param = 'frequency' in params - if not has_freq_param: - validation_results['errors'].append("Resampling step missing frequency parameter") - validation_results['valid'] = False - - # Check datetime consistency - if step.run_datetime and step.run_datetime > datetime.datetime.now(): - validation_results['warnings'].append("Processing datetime is in the future") - - return validation_results - -# Validate processing steps -print("Processing Step Validation Results:") -validation_found = False - -for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): - for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps): - validation = validate_processing_step(step) - - if not validation['valid'] or validation['warnings']: - validation_found = True - print(f"\nValidation results for {ts_name}, Step {i+1}:") - print(f"Function: {step.function_info.name}") - - if validation['errors']: - print(f" Errors: {validation['errors']}") - - if validation['warnings']: - print(f" Warnings: {validation['warnings']}") +# Show available processing functions +from meteaudata import linear_interpolation, resample, subset +print("Built-in processing functions:") +print("- linear_interpolation: Fill gaps in data") +print("- resample: Change data frequency") +print("- subset: Extract data ranges") -if not validation_found: - print("All processing steps passed validation ✓") +print(f"\nStarting with signal: {signal.name}") +print(f"Time series: {list(signal.time_series.keys())}") ``` -### Processing Step Export - -Export processing steps for documentation or reuse: - -```python exec="simple_signal" -import json -from datetime import datetime - -def export_processing_steps(signal, format='json', include_data_stats=True): - """Export processing steps to various formats""" - - def json_serializer(obj): - """Custom JSON serializer for datetime and other objects""" - if isinstance(obj, datetime): - return obj.isoformat() - elif hasattr(obj, 'as_dict'): - return obj.as_dict() - elif hasattr(obj, '__dict__'): - return obj.__dict__ - else: - return str(obj) - - export_data = { - 'signal_name': signal.name, - 'signal_units': signal.units, - 'export_timestamp': datetime.now().isoformat(), - 'time_series': {} - } - - for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): - ts_data = { - 'time_series_name': ts_name, - 'data_points': len(ts.series), - 'processing_steps': [] - } - - if include_data_stats and not ts.series.empty: - ts_data['data_statistics'] = { - 'mean': float(ts.series.mean()), - 'std': float(ts.series.std()), - 'min': float(ts.series.min()), - 'max': float(ts.series.max()), - 'missing_count': int(ts.series.isnull().sum()) - } - - for step in ts.processing_steps: - step_data = { - 'function_info': { - 'name': step.function_info.name, - 'version': step.function_info.version, - 'author': step.function_info.author, - 'reference': step.function_info.reference - }, - 'type': step.type.name, - 'description': step.description, - 'run_datetime': step.run_datetime.isoformat(), - 'parameters': step.parameters.as_dict() if step.parameters else None, - 'input_series_names': step.input_series_names, - 'suffix': step.suffix, - 'requires_calibration': step.requires_calibration - } - ts_data['processing_steps'].append(step_data) - - export_data['time_series'][ts_name] = ts_data - - return export_data - -# Export processing steps -exported_steps = export_processing_steps(signal) +## Linear Interpolation -print("Processing Steps Export Summary:") -print(f"Signal: {exported_steps['signal_name']}") -print(f"Units: {exported_steps['signal_units']}") -print(f"Export timestamp: {exported_steps['export_timestamp']}") -print(f"Time series exported: {len(exported_steps['time_series'])}") +```python exec="continue" +# Apply linear interpolation +signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], linear_interpolation) -total_steps = sum(len(ts['processing_steps']) for ts in exported_steps['time_series'].values()) -print(f"Total processing steps: {total_steps}") - -# Show example of exported step data -if exported_steps['time_series']: - first_ts_name = list(exported_steps['time_series'].keys())[0] - first_ts = exported_steps['time_series'][first_ts_name] - if first_ts['processing_steps']: - print(f"\nExample processing step export structure:") - first_step = first_ts['processing_steps'][0] - print(f" Function: {first_step['function_info']['name']}") - print(f" Type: {first_step['type']}") - print(f" Parameters: {first_step['parameters']}") +processed_ts = signal.time_series["Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"] +print(f"Created: {processed_ts.series.name}") +print(f"Processing type: {processed_ts.processing_steps[0].type}") +print(f"Data points: {len(processed_ts.series)}") ``` -## Processing Step Best Practices - -### 1. Document Processing Intent +## Resampling -Always include clear descriptions: +```python exec="continue" +# Resample to 2-hour frequency +signal.process(["Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"], resample, frequency="2H") -```python exec="base" -from meteaudata.types import ProcessingStep, ProcessingType, FunctionInfo - -# Good: Clear, specific description -good_step = ProcessingStep( - type=ProcessingType.RESAMPLING, - description="Resample to hourly intervals to align with operational reporting schedule", - function_info=FunctionInfo( - name="operational_resampling", - version="1.0", - author="Operations Team", - reference="SOP-001 Operational Reporting" - ), - run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), - requires_calibration=False, - input_series_names=["input"], - suffix="HOURLY" -) - -# Better: Include business context -better_step = ProcessingStep( - type=ProcessingType.RESAMPLING, - description="Resample temperature data to hourly intervals for compliance with " - "regulatory reporting requirements (EPA Section 123.45)", - function_info=FunctionInfo( - name="regulatory_resampling", - version="1.2", - author="Compliance Team", - reference="EPA-REG-2024-001 Reporting Standards" - ), - run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), - requires_calibration=False, - input_series_names=["input"], - suffix="REG" -) - -print("Processing Step Description Best Practices:") -print("\nGood example:") -print(f" Description: {good_step.description}") -print(f" Clear and specific about intent") - -print("\nBetter example:") -print(f" Description: {better_step.description}") -print(f" Includes business context and regulatory reference") +resampled_ts = signal.time_series["Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1"] +print(f"Created: {resampled_ts.series.name}") +print(f"Original frequency: 1H") +print(f"New frequency: 2H") +print(f"Data points: {len(resampled_ts.series)}") ``` -### 2. Track Parameter Decisions +## Subsetting -Record why specific parameters were chosen: +```python exec="continue" +# Extract subset of data by rank (position-based) +signal.process(["Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1"], subset, 10, 30, rank_based=True) -```python exec="base" -# Example of parameter rationale documentation -parameters_with_rationale = Parameters( - method="linear", - max_gap_hours=4, - parameter_rationale={ - "method": "Linear interpolation chosen due to smooth temperature changes and short gaps", - "max_gap_hours": "4H maximum based on process dynamics - longer gaps require manual review" - }, - validation_criteria={ - "max_interpolated_points": 10, - "quality_threshold": 0.95 - } -) - -rationale_step = ProcessingStep( - type=ProcessingType.INTERPOLATION, - parameters=parameters_with_rationale, - function_info=FunctionInfo( - name="documented_interpolation", - version="2.0", - author="Process Engineering", - reference="INT-PROC-2024-v2.0" - ), - description="Fill temperature measurement gaps with documented rationale for parameters", - run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), - requires_calibration=False, - input_series_names=["input"], - suffix="INT" -) - -print("Parameter Documentation Best Practice:") -print(f"Function: {rationale_step.function_info.name}") -if rationale_step.parameters: - params = rationale_step.parameters.as_dict() - print(f"Parameter rationale: {params.get('parameter_rationale', {})}") - print(f"Validation criteria: {params.get('validation_criteria', {})}") +subset_ts = signal.time_series["Temperature#1_SLICE#1"] +print(f"Created: {subset_ts.series.name}") +print(f"Original points: {len(resampled_ts.series)}") +print(f"Subset points: {len(subset_ts.series)}") +print(f"Index range: {subset_ts.series.index.min()} to {subset_ts.series.index.max()}") ``` -### 3. Quality Assurance Integration - -Integrate quality checks into processing: +## Processing History -```python exec="base" -def quality_aware_processing_step(input_data, processing_func, **kwargs): - """Create processing step with integrated quality assessment""" - - # Pre-processing quality check - pre_quality = assess_data_quality(input_data) - - # Apply processing (simulated) - result = input_data.copy() # In real implementation, apply processing_func - - # Post-processing quality check - post_quality = assess_data_quality(result) - - # Create step with quality information - processing_step = ProcessingStep( - type=ProcessingType.QUALITY_CONTROL, - parameters=Parameters( - processing_params=kwargs, - quality_assessment={ - 'pre_processing': pre_quality, - 'post_processing': post_quality, - 'quality_change': { - 'completeness_change': post_quality['completeness'] - pre_quality['completeness'], - 'variability_change': post_quality['variability'] - pre_quality['variability'] - } - } - ), - function_info=FunctionInfo( - name="quality_aware_processor", - version="1.0", - author="QA Team", - reference="QA-PROC-001" - ), - description="Processing with integrated quality assessment", - run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), - requires_calibration=False, - input_series_names=["input"], - suffix="QA" - ) - - return result, processing_step - -def assess_data_quality(data): - """Simple data quality assessment""" - return { - 'completeness': float(1 - data.isnull().sum() / len(data)), - 'outlier_rate': float(detect_outliers(data) / len(data)), - 'variability': float(data.std() / data.mean() if data.mean() != 0 else 0) - } - -# Demonstrate quality-aware processing -sample_data = pd.Series(np.random.randn(100), name="sample") -result, qa_step = quality_aware_processing_step(sample_data, None) - -print("Quality-Aware Processing Step:") -print(f"Function: {qa_step.function_info.name}") -if qa_step.parameters: - qa_info = qa_step.parameters.as_dict().get('quality_assessment', {}) - print(f"Pre-processing quality: {qa_info.get('pre_processing', {})}") - print(f"Post-processing quality: {qa_info.get('post_processing', {})}") +```python exec="continue" +# Examine processing history +print("Processing pipeline:") +for i, step in enumerate(subset_ts.processing_steps, 1): + print(f"{i}. {step.function_info.name} ({step.type})") + print(f" Applied: {step.run_datetime}") + print(f" Parameters: {step.parameters}") ``` -## Troubleshooting Processing Steps - -### Common Issues - -Check for typical processing step problems: - -```python exec="simple_signal" -print("Processing Step Troubleshooting:") - -# Check if processing steps are preserved -print("\n1. Checking processing history preservation:") -for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): - if not ts.processing_steps: - print(f" ⚠️ {ts_name} has no processing history") - else: - print(f" ✓ {ts_name}: {len(ts.processing_steps)} steps recorded") +## Processing Chain -# Check parameter completeness -print("\n2. Checking parameter completeness:") -from meteaudata.types import ProcessingType -param_issues = 0 +```python exec="continue" +# Show complete processing chain +print("Complete signal processing chain:") for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): - for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps): - if step.type == ProcessingType.RESAMPLING: - has_params = step.parameters and step.parameters.as_dict() - if not has_params or 'frequency' not in step.parameters.as_dict(): - print(f" ⚠️ Resampling step {i+1} in {ts_name} missing frequency parameter") - param_issues += 1 - -if param_issues == 0: - print(" ✓ All resampling steps have required parameters") - -# Check datetime consistency -print("\n3. Checking processing step timing:") -timing_issues = 0 -for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): - step_times = [step.run_datetime for step in ts.processing_steps] - if len(step_times) > 1: - for i in range(1, len(step_times)): - if step_times[i] < step_times[i-1]: - print(f" ⚠️ Step {i+1} in {ts_name} has earlier timestamp than previous step") - timing_issues += 1 - -if timing_issues == 0: - print(" ✓ Processing step timestamps are consistent") - -print(f"\nTroubleshooting complete. Issues found: {param_issues + timing_issues}") + steps = len(ts.processing_steps) + print(f"{ts_name}: {steps} processing steps") ``` -## Next Steps +## See Also -- Learn about [Time Series Processing](time-series.md) to understand how processing steps are created -- Explore [Metadata Visualization](metadata-visualization.md) to visualize processing step relationships -- Check [Saving and Loading](saving-loading.md) to understand how processing steps are preserved -- See [Custom Processing](../examples/custom-processing.md) for complex processing step scenarios \ No newline at end of file +- [Time Series Processing](time-series.md) - Working with time series data +- [Working with Signals](signals.md) - Understanding signals +- [Visualization](visualization.md) - Plotting processed data \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/user-guide/saving-loading.md b/docs/user-guide/saving-loading.md index e0d0e35..af2d8c3 100644 --- a/docs/user-guide/saving-loading.md +++ b/docs/user-guide/saving-loading.md @@ -1,649 +1,122 @@ -# Saving and Loading Data +# Saving and Loading -This guide covers meteaudata's data persistence capabilities, including saving and loading signals, datasets, and complete processing metadata. The library provides robust serialization that preserves all metadata, processing history, and data relationships. +meteaudata objects can be saved to and loaded from files, preserving all data and metadata. -## Overview - -meteaudata provides comprehensive data persistence through: - -1. **Native Format** - Complete preservation of signals, datasets, and all metadata -2. **ZIP Archives** - Compressed storage for efficient distribution -3. **JSON Serialization** - Individual object serialization -4. **Directory Structure** - Organized data storage with metadata files - -## Quick Start - -### Basic Signal Saving and Loading - -```python -import numpy as np -import pandas as pd -from meteaudata.types import Signal, DataProvenance -from meteaudata.processing_steps.univariate import resample, interpolate - -# Create sample data -timestamps = pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=100, freq='1H') -data = pd.Series( - 20 + 5 * np.sin(np.arange(100) * 2 * np.pi / 24), - index=timestamps, - name="RAW" -) - -# Create signal with metadata -provenance = DataProvenance( - source_repository="Example System", - project="Persistence Demo", - location="Demo location", - equipment="Temperature sensor", - parameter="Temperature", - purpose="Demonstrate saving/loading", - metadata_id="SAVE_DEMO_001" -) - -signal = Signal( - input_data=data, - name="Temperature", - provenance=provenance, - units="°C" -) - -# Apply processing -signal.process([f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1"], resample.resample, "2H") -signal.process([f"{signal.name}#1_RESAMPLED#1"], interpolate.linear_interpolation) - -# Save signal (creates directory structure) -signal.save("./temperature_data") - -# Load signal back -loaded_signal = Signal.load_from_directory("./temperature_data", "Temperature#1") - -print(f"Original time series: {len(signal.time_series)}") -print(f"Loaded time series: {len(loaded_signal.time_series)}") -print(f"Processing steps preserved: {signal == loaded_signal}") -``` - -### Basic Dataset Saving and Loading - -```python -from meteaudata.types import Dataset - -# Create additional signal -ph_data = pd.Series(7.2 + 0.3 * np.random.randn(100), index=timestamps, name="RAW") -ph_signal = Signal( - input_data=ph_data, - name="pH", - provenance=DataProvenance(parameter="pH"), - units="pH units" -) - -# Create dataset -dataset = Dataset( - name="process_monitoring", - description="Temperature and pH monitoring", - owner="Process Engineer", - purpose="Process optimization", - project="Plant Monitoring", - signals={ - "Temperature#1": signal, - "pH#1": ph_signal - } -) - -# Save dataset (creates ZIP file) -dataset.save("./monitoring_data") - -# Load dataset back -loaded_dataset = Dataset.load("./monitoring_data/process_monitoring.zip", "process_monitoring") - -print(f"Signals in loaded dataset: {list(loaded_dataset.signals.keys())}") -print(f"Dataset metadata preserved: {loaded_dataset.description}") -print(f"Datasets are equal: {dataset == loaded_dataset}") -``` - -## Signal Persistence - -### Signal Save Method - -The `Signal.save()` method provides flexible saving options: - -```python -# Save to directory (uncompressed) -signal.save("./signal_directory", zip=False) - -# Save to ZIP file (compressed, default) -signal.save("./signal_zip", zip=True) - -# The save method creates: -# - Data directory with CSV files for each time series -# - Metadata YAML file with complete signal information -``` - -### Signal Directory Structure - -When saving with `zip=False`, the structure is: - -``` -signal_directory/ -├── Temperature#1_metadata.yaml # Signal metadata -└── Temperature#1_data/ # Time series data - ├── Temperature#1_RAW#1.csv - ├── Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1.csv - └── Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1.csv -``` - -### Signal Loading - -Load signals using the static `load_from_directory()` method: +## Saving Signals ```python -# From directory -signal = Signal.load_from_directory("./signal_directory", "Temperature#1") - -# From ZIP file (automatically extracted) -signal = Signal.load_from_directory("./signal_zip/Temperature#1.zip", "Temperature#1") - -# The load method reconstructs: -# - All time series with original data types -# - Complete processing history -# - Index metadata for proper datetime handling -# - All provenance information -``` - -## Dataset Persistence - -### Dataset Save Method - -The `Dataset.save()` method creates comprehensive archives: - -```python -# Save dataset -dataset.save("./output_directory") - -# This creates: -# - Individual signal directories/ZIPs for each signal -# - Dataset metadata YAML file -# - Combined ZIP archive containing everything -``` - -### Dataset Directory Structure - -The save operation creates: - -``` -output_directory/ -├── process_monitoring.yaml # Dataset metadata -├── process_monitoring_data/ # Signal data directory -│ ├── Temperature#1_data/ # Signal 1 data -│ │ ├── Temperature#1_RAW#1.csv -│ │ └── Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1.csv -│ ├── Temperature#1_metadata.yaml -│ ├── pH#1_data/ # Signal 2 data -│ │ └── pH#1_RAW#1.csv -│ └── pH#1_metadata.yaml -└── process_monitoring.zip # Complete archive -``` - -### Dataset Loading - -Load datasets using the static `load()` method: - -```python -# Load from ZIP archive -dataset = Dataset.load("./output_directory/process_monitoring.zip", "process_monitoring") +# Save a signal to directory +import tempfile +import os +signal_dir = tempfile.mkdtemp() +signal_path = os.path.join(signal_dir, "signal_data") -# The load method: -# - Extracts ZIP contents to temporary directory -# - Loads dataset metadata -# - Reconstructs all signals with their metadata -# - Preserves all relationships and processing history -# - Automatically cleans up temporary files +signal.save(signal_path) +print(f"Saved signal to: {signal_path}") +print(f"Signal: {signal.name} ({signal.units})") +print(f"Time series count: {len(signal.time_series)}") ``` -## Metadata Preservation - -### Complete Processing History - -All processing steps are preserved with full detail: - -```python -# After loading, examine processing history -loaded_ts = loaded_signal.time_series["Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"] - -for step in loaded_ts.processing_steps: - print(f"Step: {step.function_info.name}") - print(f"Type: {step.type.value}") - print(f"Description: {step.description}") - print(f"Run time: {step.run_datetime}") - print(f"Input series: {step.input_series_names}") - - if step.parameters: - print(f"Parameters: {step.parameters.as_dict()}") - print("---") +**Output:** ``` - -### Index Metadata - -Time series index information is preserved and reconstructed: - -```python -# Original index metadata is preserved -ts = loaded_signal.time_series["Temperature#1_RAW#1"] -print(f"Index type: {ts.index_metadata.type}") -print(f"Frequency: {ts.index_metadata.frequency}") -print(f"Timezone: {ts.index_metadata.time_zone}") - -# Index is properly reconstructed -print(f"Series index type: {type(ts.series.index)}") -print(f"Index frequency: {ts.series.index.freq}") +Saved signal to: /var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpkuqo8o80/signal_data +Signal: Temperature#1 (°C) +Time series count: 1 ``` -### Data Provenance - -All provenance information is maintained: +## Loading Signals ```python -# Provenance is fully preserved -loaded_prov = loaded_signal.provenance -print(f"Source: {loaded_prov.source_repository}") -print(f"Project: {loaded_prov.project}") -print(f"Equipment: {loaded_prov.equipment}") -print(f"Parameter: {loaded_prov.parameter}") -print(f"Metadata ID: {loaded_prov.metadata_id}") +# Check what was saved +print(f"Signal data saved at: {signal_path}") +print(f"Original signal: {signal.name} ({signal.units})") +print(f"Time series in original: {list(signal.time_series.keys())}") +print(f"Data points: {len(signal.time_series['Temperature#1_RAW#1'].series)}") ``` -## JSON Serialization - -### Individual Object Serialization - -All meteaudata objects support JSON serialization: - -```python -# TimeSeries serialization -ts = signal.time_series["Temperature#1_RAW#1"] -ts_json = ts.model_dump_json() - -# Deserialize -from meteaudata.types import TimeSeries -reconstructed_ts = TimeSeries.model_validate_json(ts_json) -print(f"TimeSeries equal: {ts == reconstructed_ts}") - -# Signal serialization -signal_json = signal.model_dump_json() -reconstructed_signal = Signal.model_validate_json(signal_json) -print(f"Signal equal: {signal == reconstructed_signal}") - -# Dataset serialization -dataset_json = dataset.model_dump_json() -reconstructed_dataset = Dataset.model_validate_json(dataset_json) -print(f"Dataset equal: {dataset == reconstructed_dataset}") +**Output:** ``` - -### Manual File Operations - -For custom workflows, access metadata and data separately: - -```python -# Export signal metadata -metadata_dict = signal.metadata_dict() - -# Save metadata to YAML -import yaml -with open('signal_metadata.yaml', 'w') as f: - yaml.dump(metadata_dict, f) - -# Export time series data -for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): - ts.series.to_csv(f'{ts_name}.csv') - -# Load metadata back -with open('signal_metadata.yaml', 'r') as f: - loaded_metadata = yaml.safe_load(f) - -# Reconstruct signal (you would need to implement the loading logic) -print(f"Signal name: {loaded_metadata['name']}") -print(f"Processing steps: {len(loaded_metadata['time_series']['Temperature#1_RAW#1']['processing_steps'])}") +Signal data saved at: /var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpw5j9tid3/signal_data +Original signal: Temperature#1 (°C) +Time series in original: ['Temperature#1_RAW#1'] +Data points: 100 ``` -## Working with Large Datasets - -### Memory-Efficient Loading - -For large datasets, consider the data sizes: +## Saving Datasets ```python -# Check dataset size before loading +# Save a dataset to directory +import tempfile import os -import zipfile - -def estimate_dataset_size(zip_path): - """Estimate the uncompressed size of a dataset.""" - with zipfile.ZipFile(zip_path, 'r') as zf: - total_size = sum(info.file_size for info in zf.infolist()) - return total_size - -# Check before loading -zip_path = "./large_dataset.zip" -if os.path.exists(zip_path): - size_bytes = estimate_dataset_size(zip_path) - size_mb = size_bytes / (1024 * 1024) - print(f"Dataset size: {size_mb:.1f} MB") - - if size_mb > 1000: # > 1GB - print("Large dataset detected - consider processing in chunks") -``` - -### Selective Signal Loading - -Load specific signals from a dataset: - -```python -# For very large datasets, you might want to: -# 1. Load dataset metadata first -# 2. Examine what signals are available -# 3. Load only required signals - -# This would require manual implementation, as the current -# Dataset.load() method loads all signals at once -``` - -## Error Handling and Validation - -### Common Loading Issues - -Handle common problems during loading: - -```python -# Missing files -try: - signal = Signal.load_from_directory("./nonexistent_path", "Signal#1") -except FileNotFoundError as e: - print(f"Directory not found: {e}") - -# Corrupted metadata -try: - dataset = Dataset.load("./corrupted_dataset.zip", "dataset_name") -except (yaml.YAMLError, ValueError) as e: - print(f"Metadata corruption detected: {e}") +dataset_dir = tempfile.mkdtemp() +dataset_path = os.path.join(dataset_dir, "dataset_data") -# Version compatibility -try: - signal = Signal.load_from_directory("./old_format", "Signal#1") -except Exception as e: - print(f"Possible format compatibility issue: {e}") +dataset.save(dataset_path) +print(f"Saved dataset to: {dataset_path}") +print(f"Dataset: {dataset.name}") +print(f"Signals: {list(dataset.signals.keys())}") ``` -### Data Validation - -Verify data integrity after loading: - -```python -# Compare original and loaded data -def validate_signal_integrity(original, loaded): - """Validate that loaded signal matches original.""" - - if original.name != loaded.name: - return False, "Names don't match" - - if original.units != loaded.units: - return False, "Units don't match" - - if len(original.time_series) != len(loaded.time_series): - return False, "Time series count mismatch" - - for ts_name in original.time_series: - if ts_name not in loaded.time_series: - return False, f"Missing time series: {ts_name}" - - orig_ts = original.time_series[ts_name] - load_ts = loaded.time_series[ts_name] - - # Check data equality - if not orig_ts.series.equals(load_ts.series): - return False, f"Data mismatch in {ts_name}" - - # Check processing steps - if len(orig_ts.processing_steps) != len(load_ts.processing_steps): - return False, f"Processing steps mismatch in {ts_name}" - - return True, "All validation checks passed" - -# Validate -is_valid, message = validate_signal_integrity(signal, loaded_signal) -print(f"Validation result: {message}") +**Output:** ``` - -## Best Practices - -### 1. Organized Directory Structure - -Use consistent organization for your saved data: - -```python -# Recommended structure -import datetime - -def save_with_organization(signal, base_path="./data"): - """Save signal with organized directory structure.""" - - date_str = datetime.datetime.now().strftime("%Y/%m/%d") - save_path = f"{base_path}/{signal.provenance.project}/{date_str}/{signal.name}" - - # Create directory if it doesn't exist - os.makedirs(os.path.dirname(save_path), exist_ok=True) - - # Save signal - signal.save(save_path) - return save_path - -# Usage -save_path = save_with_organization(signal) -print(f"Signal saved to: {save_path}") +Saved dataset to: /var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpqj7b8ttv/dataset_data +Dataset: reactor_monitoring +Signals: ['Temperature#1', 'pH#1', 'DissolvedOxygen#1'] ``` -### 2. Regular Backups - -Implement backup strategies for important data: +## Loading Datasets ```python -import shutil -from pathlib import Path - -def backup_data(source_dir, backup_dir, max_backups=5): - """Create numbered backups of data directory.""" - - source_path = Path(source_dir) - backup_path = Path(backup_dir) - - if not source_path.exists(): - print(f"Source directory {source_dir} does not exist") - return - - # Create backup directory - backup_path.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) - - # Remove old backups - existing_backups = sorted(backup_path.glob("backup_*")) - while len(existing_backups) >= max_backups: - shutil.rmtree(existing_backups.pop(0)) - - # Create new backup - timestamp = datetime.datetime.now().strftime("%Y%m%d_%H%M%S") - new_backup = backup_path / f"backup_{timestamp}" - shutil.copytree(source_dir, new_backup) - - print(f"Backup created: {new_backup}") +# Check what was saved +print(f"Dataset saved at: {dataset_path}") +print(f"Original dataset: {dataset.name}") +print(f"Description: {dataset.description}") +print(f"Signals: {list(dataset.signals.keys())}") -# Usage -backup_data("./important_data", "./backups") +# Verify dataset structure +for signal_name, signal in dataset.signals.items(): + ts_count = len(signal.time_series) + print(f" {signal_name}: {ts_count} time series") ``` -### 3. Version Control - -Track changes to your data: - -```python -def save_with_version(signal, base_path, version_note=""): - """Save signal with version tracking.""" - - version_file = Path(base_path) / "versions.txt" - - # Read existing versions - versions = [] - if version_file.exists(): - versions = version_file.read_text().strip().split('\n') - - # Create new version - version_num = len(versions) + 1 - timestamp = datetime.datetime.now().isoformat() - version_entry = f"v{version_num:03d} - {timestamp} - {version_note}" - - # Save signal with version - version_path = f"{base_path}/v{version_num:03d}" - signal.save(version_path) - - # Update version file - versions.append(version_entry) - version_file.write_text('\n'.join(versions)) - - print(f"Saved as version {version_num}: {version_path}") - return version_path - -# Usage -save_with_version(signal, "./versioned_data", "Initial processing complete") +**Output:** ``` - -### 4. Documentation - -Document your saved data: - -```python -def save_with_documentation(signal, save_path): - """Save signal with comprehensive documentation.""" - - # Save the signal - signal.save(save_path) - - # Create documentation file - doc_path = Path(save_path) / "README.md" - - documentation = f"""# {signal.name} Data - -## Overview -- **Parameter**: {signal.provenance.parameter} -- **Units**: {signal.units} -- **Equipment**: {signal.provenance.equipment} -- **Location**: {signal.provenance.location} -- **Project**: {signal.provenance.project} - -## Data Details -- **Created**: {signal.created_on} -- **Last Updated**: {signal.last_updated} -- **Time Series Count**: {len(signal.time_series)} - -## Time Series -""" - - for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): - documentation += f""" -### {ts_name} -- **Length**: {len(ts.series)} data points -- **Processing Steps**: {len(ts.processing_steps)} -- **Data Type**: {ts.values_dtype} -""" - - if ts.processing_steps: - documentation += "- **Processing History**:\n" - for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps, 1): - documentation += f" {i}. {step.function_info.name}: {step.description}\n" - - doc_path.write_text(documentation) - print(f"Documentation saved to: {doc_path}") - -# Usage -save_with_documentation(signal, "./documented_data") +Dataset saved at: /var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpt3svot6t/dataset_data +Original dataset: reactor_monitoring +Description: Multi-parameter monitoring of reactor R-101 +Signals: ['Temperature#1', 'pH#1', 'DissolvedOxygen#1'] + Temperature#1: 1 time series + pH#1: 1 time series + DissolvedOxygen#1: 1 time series ``` -## Troubleshooting - -### File Permission Issues +## File Format ```python +# Check directory contents import os -import stat - -# Check permissions -def check_permissions(path): - """Check if path is readable and writable.""" - path_obj = Path(path) - - if not path_obj.exists(): - print(f"Path does not exist: {path}") - return False - - if not os.access(path, os.R_OK): - print(f"No read permission: {path}") - return False - - if not os.access(path, os.W_OK): - print(f"No write permission: {path}") - return False - - return True +print("Dataset directory structure:") +dataset_files = os.listdir(dataset_path) +print(f"- Files created: {len(dataset_files)}") +print(f"- File names: {dataset_files[:3]}...") # First 3 files -# Fix permissions if needed -def fix_permissions(path): - """Fix common permission issues.""" - path_obj = Path(path) - - if path_obj.is_file(): - # Make file readable and writable - path_obj.chmod(stat.S_IRUSR | stat.S_IWUSR | stat.S_IRGRP | stat.S_IROTH) - elif path_obj.is_dir(): - # Make directory accessible - path_obj.chmod(stat.S_IRWXU | stat.S_IRGRP | stat.S_IXGRP | stat.S_IROTH | stat.S_IXOTH) - - # Fix all contents - for child in path_obj.rglob("*"): - if child.is_file(): - child.chmod(stat.S_IRUSR | stat.S_IWUSR | stat.S_IRGRP | stat.S_IROTH) - elif child.is_dir(): - child.chmod(stat.S_IRWXU | stat.S_IRGRP | stat.S_IXGRP | stat.S_IROTH | stat.S_IXOTH) +# Directory size +total_size = sum(os.path.getsize(os.path.join(dataset_path, f)) + for f in dataset_files if os.path.isfile(os.path.join(dataset_path, f))) +size_kb = total_size / 1024 +print(f"Total size: {size_kb:.1f} KB") ``` -### Disk Space Issues - -```python -def check_disk_space(path, required_mb=100): - """Check if enough disk space is available.""" - - try: - stat = os.statvfs(path) - # Available space in MB - available_mb = (stat.f_bavail * stat.f_frsize) / (1024 * 1024) - - print(f"Available space: {available_mb:.1f} MB") - - if available_mb < required_mb: - print(f"Warning: Less than {required_mb} MB available") - return False - - return True - - except (OSError, AttributeError): - # Fallback for systems without statvfs - print("Cannot check disk space on this system") - return True - -# Check before saving large datasets -if check_disk_space("./save_location", required_mb=500): - dataset.save("./save_location") -else: - print("Insufficient disk space for save operation") +**Output:** +``` +Dataset directory structure: +- Files created: 1 +- File names: ['reactor_monitoring.zip']... +Total size: 17.2 KB ``` ## See Also -- [Working with Signals](signals.md) - Understanding signal structure and operations -- [Working with Datasets](datasets.md) - Managing multiple signals and relationships -- [Metadata Visualization](metadata-visualization.md) - Exploring saved processing history -- [Time Series Processing](time-series.md) - Operations that create the metadata being saved \ No newline at end of file +- [Working with Signals](signals.md) - Understanding signal structure +- [Managing Datasets](datasets.md) - Working with multiple signals +- [Processing Steps](processing-steps.md) - Preserving processing history \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/user-guide/saving-loading_template.md b/docs/user-guide/saving-loading_template.md index 8880aae..7ceb902 100644 --- a/docs/user-guide/saving-loading_template.md +++ b/docs/user-guide/saving-loading_template.md @@ -1,1217 +1,135 @@ -# Saving and Loading Data +# Saving and Loading -This guide covers meteaudata's data persistence capabilities, including saving and loading signals, datasets, and complete processing metadata. The library provides robust serialization that preserves all metadata, processing history, and data relationships. +meteaudata objects can be saved to and loaded from files, preserving all data and metadata. -## Overview - -meteaudata provides comprehensive data persistence through: - -1. **Native Format** - Complete preservation of signals, datasets, and all metadata -2. **ZIP Archives** - Compressed storage for efficient distribution -3. **JSON Serialization** - Individual object serialization -4. **Directory Structure** - Organized data storage with metadata files - -## Quick Start - -### Basic Signal Saving and Loading +## Saving Signals ```python exec="simple_signal" -from meteaudata import resample, linear_interpolation -import tempfile -import os - -print("=== Signal Saving and Loading Demo ===") - -# Apply some processing to make the signal more interesting -original_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] -if not any("RESAMPLED" in k for k in signal.time_series.keys()): - signal.process([original_name], resample, frequency="2H") - -resampled_keys = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "RESAMPLED" in k] -if resampled_keys and not any("INTERPOLATED" in k for k in signal.time_series.keys()): - signal.process([resampled_keys[-1]], linear_interpolation) - -print(f"Original signal has {len(signal.time_series)} time series:") -for ts_name in signal.time_series.keys(): - ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] - print(f" - {ts_name}: {len(ts.series)} points, {len(ts.processing_steps)} steps") - -# Create temporary directory for saving -with tempfile.TemporaryDirectory() as temp_dir: - save_path = os.path.join(temp_dir, "temperature_data") - - # Save signal (creates directory structure) - signal.save(save_path) - print(f"\nSignal saved to: {save_path}") - - # Check what was created - if os.path.exists(save_path): - contents = os.listdir(save_path) - print(f"Save directory contents: {contents}") - - # Load signal back - try: - loaded_signal = signal.load_from_directory(save_path, f"{signal.name}#1") - - print(f"\nLoading results:") - print(f" Original time series: {len(signal.time_series)}") - print(f" Loaded time series: {len(loaded_signal.time_series)}") - print(f" Names match: {signal.name == loaded_signal.name}") - print(f" Units match: {signal.units == loaded_signal.units}") - - # Compare processing steps - orig_steps = sum(len(ts.processing_steps) for ts in signal.time_series.values()) - loaded_steps = sum(len(ts.processing_steps) for ts in loaded_signal.time_series.values()) - print(f" Processing steps: {orig_steps} original, {loaded_steps} loaded") - - except Exception as e: - print(f"Loading failed: {e}") -``` - -### Basic Dataset Saving and Loading - -```python exec="dataset" -import tempfile +# Save a signal to directory import os +signal_dir = "demo_saves" +os.makedirs(signal_dir, exist_ok=True) +signal_path = os.path.join(signal_dir, "signal_data") -print("=== Dataset Saving and Loading Demo ===") - -print(f"Dataset overview:") -print(f" Name: {dataset.name}") -print(f" Description: {dataset.description}") -print(f" Signals: {len(dataset.signals)}") - -for signal_name, signal_obj in dataset.signals.items(): - print(f" - {signal_name}: {len(signal_obj.time_series)} time series") - -# Create temporary directory for saving -with tempfile.TemporaryDirectory() as temp_dir: - save_path = os.path.join(temp_dir, "monitoring_data") - - # Save dataset (creates ZIP file) - try: - dataset.save(save_path) - print(f"\nDataset saved to: {save_path}") - - # Check what was created - if os.path.exists(save_path): - contents = os.listdir(save_path) - print(f"Save directory contents: {contents}") - - # Look for ZIP file - zip_files = [f for f in contents if f.endswith('.zip')] - if zip_files: - zip_path = os.path.join(save_path, zip_files[0]) - print(f"ZIP archive created: {zip_files[0]}") - - # Load dataset back - try: - loaded_dataset = dataset.load(zip_path, dataset.name) - - print(f"\nLoading results:") - print(f" Original signals: {list(dataset.signals.keys())}") - print(f" Loaded signals: {list(loaded_dataset.signals.keys())}") - print(f" Metadata preserved: {loaded_dataset.description == dataset.description}") - print(f" Owner preserved: {loaded_dataset.owner == dataset.owner}") - - except Exception as e: - print(f"Dataset loading failed: {e}") - else: - print("No ZIP file found in save directory") - - except Exception as e: - print(f"Dataset saving failed: {e}") -``` - -## Signal Persistence - -### Signal Save Method - -The `Signal.save()` method provides flexible saving options: - -```python exec="simple_signal" -import tempfile -import os - -print("=== Signal Save Method Options ===") - -with tempfile.TemporaryDirectory() as temp_dir: - # Save to directory (uncompressed) - dir_path = os.path.join(temp_dir, "signal_directory") - try: - signal.save(dir_path, zip=False) - print(f"1. Uncompressed save to: {dir_path}") - - if os.path.exists(dir_path): - contents = os.listdir(dir_path) - print(f" Directory contents: {contents}") - except Exception as e: - print(f"Uncompressed save failed: {e}") - - # Save to ZIP file (compressed, default) - zip_path = os.path.join(temp_dir, "signal_zip") - try: - signal.save(zip_path, zip=True) - print(f"\n2. Compressed save to: {zip_path}") - - if os.path.exists(zip_path): - contents = os.listdir(zip_path) - print(f" ZIP directory contents: {contents}") - except Exception as e: - print(f"Compressed save failed: {e}") - -print(f"\nSave method creates:") -print("- Data directory with CSV files for each time series") -print("- Metadata YAML file with complete signal information") -print("- Optional ZIP compression for space efficiency") -``` - -### Signal Directory Structure - -When saving with `zip=False`, the structure is organized: - -```python exec="simple_signal" -print("=== Directory Structure Example ===") - -print("When saving with zip=False, the structure is:") -print(f"{signal.name}#1_directory/") -print(f"├── {signal.name}#1_metadata.yaml # Signal metadata") -print(f"└── {signal.name}#1_data/ # Time series data") - -for ts_name in signal.time_series.keys(): - print(f" ├── {ts_name}.csv") - -print(f"\nThis structure ensures:") -print("- Clear separation of metadata and data") -print("- Human-readable CSV files") -print("- Complete processing history preservation") -print("- Easy inspection and manual processing") -``` - -### Signal Loading - -Load signals using the static `load_from_directory()` method: - -```python exec="simple_signal" -import tempfile -import os - -print("=== Signal Loading Methods ===") - -with tempfile.TemporaryDirectory() as temp_dir: - # First save a signal for loading demonstration - save_path = os.path.join(temp_dir, "demo_signal") - - try: - signal.save(save_path) - - # Load from directory - print("Loading methods available:") - print(f"1. From directory: Signal.load_from_directory('{save_path}', '{signal.name}#1')") - - loaded_signal = signal.load_from_directory(save_path, f"{signal.name}#1") - - print(f"\nLoading reconstructs:") - print(f"- All time series with original data types: ✓") - print(f"- Complete processing history: ✓ ({sum(len(ts.processing_steps) for ts in loaded_signal.time_series.values())} steps)") - print(f"- Index metadata for proper datetime handling: ✓") - print(f"- All provenance information: ✓") - - # Verify index metadata preservation - orig_ts = list(signal.time_series.values())[0] - loaded_ts = list(loaded_signal.time_series.values())[0] - - print(f"\nIndex preservation:") - print(f"- Original index type: {type(orig_ts.series.index).__name__}") - print(f"- Loaded index type: {type(loaded_ts.series.index).__name__}") - print(f"- Index types match: {type(orig_ts.series.index) == type(loaded_ts.series.index)}") - - except Exception as e: - print(f"Loading demonstration failed: {e}") -``` - -## Dataset Persistence - -### Dataset Save Method - -The `Dataset.save()` method creates comprehensive archives: - -```python exec="dataset" -import tempfile -import os - -print("=== Dataset Save Method ===") - -with tempfile.TemporaryDirectory() as temp_dir: - output_dir = os.path.join(temp_dir, "output_directory") - - try: - # Save dataset - dataset.save(output_dir) - print(f"Dataset save creates:") - - if os.path.exists(output_dir): - contents = os.listdir(output_dir) - print(f"- Output directory contents: {contents}") - - # Look for specific files - yaml_files = [f for f in contents if f.endswith('.yaml')] - zip_files = [f for f in contents if f.endswith('.zip')] - data_dirs = [f for f in contents if os.path.isdir(os.path.join(output_dir, f))] - - if yaml_files: - print(f"- Dataset metadata YAML: {yaml_files}") - if zip_files: - print(f"- Combined ZIP archive: {zip_files}") - if data_dirs: - print(f"- Signal data directories: {data_dirs}") - - print(f"\nDataset save operation:") - print("- Individual signal directories/ZIPs for each signal") - print("- Dataset metadata YAML file") - print("- Combined ZIP archive containing everything") - - except Exception as e: - print(f"Dataset save failed: {e}") -``` - -### Dataset Directory Structure - -The save operation creates organized structure: - -```python exec="dataset" -print("=== Dataset Directory Structure ===") - -print("Dataset save operation creates:") -print(f"output_directory/") -print(f"├── {dataset.name}.yaml # Dataset metadata") -print(f"├── {dataset.name}_data/ # Signal data directory") - -for signal_name in dataset.signals.keys(): - print(f"│ ├── {signal_name}_data/ # {signal_name} data") - signal_obj = dataset.signals[signal_name] - for ts_name in signal_obj.time_series.keys(): - print(f"│ │ ├── {ts_name}.csv") - print(f"│ ├── {signal_name}_metadata.yaml") - -print(f"└── {dataset.name}.zip # Complete archive") +signal.save(signal_path) +print(f"Saved signal to: {signal_path}") +print(f"Signal: {signal.name} ({signal.units})") +print(f"Time series count: {len(signal.time_series)}") -print(f"\nStructure benefits:") -print("- Hierarchical organization by signal") -print("- Separate metadata and data files") -print("- Complete archive for easy distribution") -print("- Individual signal access when needed") -``` - -### Dataset Loading - -Load datasets using the static `load()` method: - -```python exec="dataset" -import tempfile +# Check what was actually created import os - -print("=== Dataset Loading Process ===") - -with tempfile.TemporaryDirectory() as temp_dir: - save_path = os.path.join(temp_dir, "dataset_demo") - - try: - # Save dataset first - dataset.save(save_path) - - # Find the ZIP file - contents = os.listdir(save_path) - zip_files = [f for f in contents if f.endswith('.zip')] - - if zip_files: - zip_path = os.path.join(save_path, zip_files[0]) - print(f"Loading from ZIP archive: {zip_files[0]}") - - # Load dataset back - loaded_dataset = dataset.load(zip_path, dataset.name) - - print(f"\nLoading process:") - print("- Extracts ZIP contents to temporary directory ✓") - print("- Loads dataset metadata ✓") - print("- Reconstructs all signals with their metadata ✓") - print("- Preserves all relationships and processing history ✓") - print("- Automatically cleans up temporary files ✓") - - print(f"\nVerification:") - print(f"- Original dataset name: {dataset.name}") - print(f"- Loaded dataset name: {loaded_dataset.name}") - print(f"- Original signals: {len(dataset.signals)}") - print(f"- Loaded signals: {len(loaded_dataset.signals)}") - print(f"- Metadata preserved: {dataset.description == loaded_dataset.description}") - - else: - print("No ZIP file found for loading demonstration") - - except Exception as e: - print(f"Dataset loading demonstration failed: {e}") -``` - -## Metadata Preservation - -### Complete Processing History - -All processing steps are preserved with full detail: - -```python exec="simple_signal" -print("=== Processing History Preservation ===") - -# Find a processed time series -processed_series = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if len(signal.time_series[k].processing_steps) > 1] - -if processed_series: - ts_name = processed_series[-1] - ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] - - print(f"Processing history for {ts_name}:") - print(f"Total steps preserved: {len(ts.processing_steps)}") - - for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps, 1): - print(f"\nStep {i}:") - print(f" Function: {step.function_info.name} v{step.function_info.version}") - print(f" Type: {step.type}") - print(f" Description: {step.description}") - print(f" Run time: {step.run_datetime.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')}") - print(f" Input series: {step.input_series_names}") - - if step.parameters: - params = step.parameters.as_dict() - if params: - print(f" Parameters: {params}") - - print(f"\nProcessing history ensures:") - print("- Complete reproducibility of results") - print("- Audit trail for regulatory compliance") - print("- Understanding of data transformations") - print("- Ability to trace data lineage") -else: - print("No multi-step processed series found for demonstration") -``` - -### Index Metadata - -Time series index information is preserved and reconstructed: - -```python exec="simple_signal" -print("=== Index Metadata Preservation ===") - -# Get any time series for index metadata examination -ts_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] -ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] - -print(f"Index metadata for {ts_name}:") - -if hasattr(ts, 'index_metadata') and ts.index_metadata: - print(f"- Index type: {ts.index_metadata.type}") - print(f"- Frequency: {ts.index_metadata.frequency}") - print(f"- Timezone: {ts.index_metadata.time_zone}") - print(f"- Data type: {ts.index_metadata.dtype}") -else: - print("- Index metadata not available for this time series") - -# Show actual index information -print(f"\nActual pandas index:") -print(f"- Series index type: {type(ts.series.index).__name__}") -print(f"- Index length: {len(ts.series.index)}") -print(f"- Date range: {ts.series.index[0]} to {ts.series.index[-1]}") - -if hasattr(ts.series.index, 'freq') and ts.series.index.freq: - print(f"- Index frequency: {ts.series.index.freq}") -else: - print(f"- Index frequency: Not detected") - -print(f"\nIndex preservation ensures:") -print("- Correct datetime handling after loading") -print("- Timezone information maintained") -print("- Frequency patterns preserved") -print("- Proper time series operations") -``` - -### Data Provenance - -All provenance information is maintained: - -```python exec="simple_signal" -print("=== Data Provenance Preservation ===") - -# Signal-level provenance -prov = signal.provenance -print(f"Provenance information preserved:") -print(f"- Source repository: {prov.source_repository}") -print(f"- Project: {prov.project}") -print(f"- Location: {prov.location}") -print(f"- Equipment: {prov.equipment}") -print(f"- Parameter: {prov.parameter}") -print(f"- Purpose: {prov.purpose}") -print(f"- Metadata ID: {prov.metadata_id}") - -print(f"\nProvenance preservation enables:") -print("- Data lineage tracking") -print("- Regulatory compliance") -print("- Quality assurance") -print("- Source attribution") -print("- Equipment maintenance tracking") -print("- Project organization") - -# Test that provenance would be preserved through save/load cycle -print(f"\nProvenance completeness check:") -required_fields = ['source_repository', 'project', 'location', 'equipment', 'parameter', 'purpose', 'metadata_id'] -complete_fields = 0 -for field in required_fields: - value = getattr(prov, field, None) - if value and value.strip(): - complete_fields += 1 - print(f" ✓ {field}: '{value}'") +print(f"\nDirectory contents of {signal_dir}:") +for item in os.listdir(signal_dir): + item_path = os.path.join(signal_dir, item) + if os.path.isdir(item_path): + print(f" 📁 {item}/") + for subitem in os.listdir(item_path): + print(f" 📄 {subitem}") else: - print(f" ⚠ {field}: Not set or empty") - -print(f"\nProvenance completeness: {complete_fields}/{len(required_fields)} fields") -``` - -## JSON Serialization - -### Individual Object Serialization - -All meteaudata objects support JSON serialization: - -```python exec="simple_signal" -import json - -print("=== JSON Serialization Support ===") - -# TimeSeries serialization -ts_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] -ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] - -try: - ts_json = ts.model_dump_json() - print(f"1. TimeSeries serialization:") - print(f" - JSON length: {len(ts_json)} characters") - print(f" - Serialization: ✓") - - # Deserialize - from meteaudata.types import TimeSeries - reconstructed_ts = TimeSeries.model_validate_json(ts_json) - print(f" - Deserialization: ✓") - print(f" - Data preserved: {ts.series.equals(reconstructed_ts.series)}") - -except Exception as e: - print(f"TimeSeries JSON serialization failed: {e}") - -# Signal serialization -try: - signal_json = signal.model_dump_json() - print(f"\n2. Signal serialization:") - print(f" - JSON length: {len(signal_json)} characters") - print(f" - Serialization: ✓") - - # Deserialize - from meteaudata.types import Signal - reconstructed_signal = Signal.model_validate_json(signal_json) - print(f" - Deserialization: ✓") - print(f" - Time series count: {len(reconstructed_signal.time_series)}") - -except Exception as e: - print(f"Signal JSON serialization failed: {e}") + print(f" 📄 {item}") -print(f"\nJSON serialization benefits:") -print("- Language-agnostic data format") -print("- Easy integration with web APIs") -print("- Human-readable structure") -print("- Lightweight for simple objects") -print("- Standard format for data exchange") +# The save method creates a zip file with the signal name inside the destination directory +signal_zip_path = os.path.join(signal_path, f"{signal.name}.zip") +print(f"\nSignal zip file: {signal_zip_path}") +print(f"Zip file exists: {os.path.exists(signal_zip_path)}") ``` -### Manual File Operations - -For custom workflows, access metadata and data separately: - -```python exec="simple_signal" -import tempfile -import os -import json - -print("=== Manual File Operations ===") - -with tempfile.TemporaryDirectory() as temp_dir: - try: - # Export signal metadata - metadata_dict = signal.metadata_dict() - print(f"Signal metadata export:") - print(f"- Top-level keys: {list(metadata_dict.keys())}") - - # Count metadata items - total_items = 0 - for key, value in metadata_dict.items(): - if isinstance(value, dict): - total_items += len(value) - print(f" {key}: {len(value)} items") - elif isinstance(value, list): - total_items += len(value) - print(f" {key}: {len(value)} items") - else: - total_items += 1 - print(f" {key}: {type(value).__name__}") - - print(f"Total metadata items: {total_items}") - - # Save metadata to JSON (YAML might not be available) - metadata_file = os.path.join(temp_dir, 'signal_metadata.json') - with open(metadata_file, 'w') as f: - json.dump(metadata_dict, f, indent=2, default=str) - print(f"\nMetadata saved to: {metadata_file}") - - # Export time series data - csv_files = [] - for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): - csv_file = os.path.join(temp_dir, f'{ts_name}.csv') - ts.series.to_csv(csv_file) - csv_files.append(csv_file) - - print(f"Time series data exported:") - for csv_file in csv_files: - filename = os.path.basename(csv_file) - print(f" - {filename}") - - # Load metadata back - with open(metadata_file, 'r') as f: - loaded_metadata = json.load(f) - - print(f"\nLoaded metadata verification:") - print(f"- Signal name: {loaded_metadata.get('name', 'Not found')}") - - # Find time series metadata - ts_metadata = loaded_metadata.get('time_series', {}) - if ts_metadata: - first_ts_key = list(ts_metadata.keys())[0] - first_ts_meta = ts_metadata[first_ts_key] - processing_steps = first_ts_meta.get('processing_steps', []) - print(f"- Processing steps in first time series: {len(processing_steps)}") - - except Exception as e: - print(f"Manual file operations failed: {e}") - -print(f"\nManual operations enable:") -print("- Custom file formats and structures") -print("- Integration with external tools") -print("- Selective data export") -print("- Custom metadata processing") -``` - -## Working with Large Datasets - -### Memory-Efficient Loading - -For large datasets, consider the data sizes: - -```python exec="base" -import os -import tempfile - -def estimate_dataset_size(zip_path): - """Estimate the uncompressed size of a dataset.""" - try: - import zipfile - with zipfile.ZipFile(zip_path, 'r') as zf: - total_size = sum(info.file_size for info in zf.infolist()) - return total_size - except Exception: - return 0 - -def check_dataset_size_demo(): - """Demonstrate dataset size checking.""" - - print("=== Large Dataset Handling ===") - - # Create a mock large dataset path for demonstration - print("Dataset size checking process:") - print("1. Check file size before loading") - print("2. Estimate memory requirements") - print("3. Decide on loading strategy") - - # Simulated size check - simulated_size_mb = 150.0 - print(f"\nExample: Dataset size: {simulated_size_mb:.1f} MB") - - if simulated_size_mb > 1000: # > 1GB - print("→ Large dataset detected - consider processing in chunks") - print("→ Use selective loading if possible") - print("→ Monitor memory usage during processing") - elif simulated_size_mb > 100: # > 100MB - print("→ Medium dataset - monitor memory usage") - print("→ Consider batch processing for operations") - else: - print("→ Small dataset - standard loading should work fine") - - print(f"\nMemory management strategies:") - print("- Load only required signals") - print("- Process data in chunks") - print("- Use streaming for very large datasets") - print("- Monitor memory usage with system tools") +## Loading Signals -check_dataset_size_demo() +```python exec="continue" +# Load the signal back - the save method creates a zip file with the signal name inside the destination directory +signal_zip_path = os.path.join(signal_path, f"{signal.name}.zip") +print(f"Loading signal from: {signal_zip_path}") +reloaded_signal = Signal.load_from_directory(signal_zip_path, signal.name) +print(f"Original signal: {signal.name} ({signal.units})") +print(f"Reloaded signal: {reloaded_signal.name} ({reloaded_signal.units})") +print(f"Time series in original: {list(signal.time_series.keys())}") +print(f"Time series in reloaded: {list(reloaded_signal.time_series.keys())}") +# Use the actual first time series key from reloaded signal +first_ts_key = list(reloaded_signal.time_series.keys())[0] +print(f"Data points in original: {len(signal.time_series[first_ts_key].series)}") +print(f"Data points in reloaded: {len(reloaded_signal.time_series[first_ts_key].series)}") ``` -### Selective Signal Loading - -Load specific signals from a dataset: +## Saving Datasets ```python exec="dataset" -print("=== Selective Signal Loading ===") - -print("For very large datasets, you might want to:") - -# Show current dataset composition -print(f"\nCurrent dataset '{dataset.name}' contains:") -for i, (signal_name, signal_obj) in enumerate(dataset.signals.items(), 1): - ts_count = len(signal_obj.time_series) - data_points = sum(len(ts.series) for ts in signal_obj.time_series.values()) - - print(f"{i}. {signal_name}:") - print(f" - Time series: {ts_count}") - print(f" - Total data points: {data_points}") - print(f" - Parameter: {signal_obj.provenance.parameter}") - print(f" - Units: {signal_obj.units}") - -print(f"\nSelective loading strategy:") -print("1. Load dataset metadata first") -print("2. Examine what signals are available") -print("3. Load only required signals") - -print(f"\nImplementation considerations:") -print("- Current Dataset.load() method loads all signals at once") -print("- Custom selective loading would require:") -print(" * Manual ZIP file inspection") -print(" * Individual signal extraction") -print(" * Partial dataset reconstruction") - -print(f"\nBenefits of selective loading:") -print("- Reduced memory usage") -print("- Faster load times") -print("- Focus on relevant data") -print("- Better resource management") -``` - -## Error Handling and Validation - -### Common Loading Issues - -Handle common problems during loading: - -```python exec="base" -import tempfile +# Save a dataset to directory import os +dataset_dir = "demo_saves" +os.makedirs(dataset_dir, exist_ok=True) +dataset_path = os.path.join(dataset_dir, "dataset_data") -print("=== Error Handling During Loading ===") +dataset.save(dataset_path) +print(f"Saved dataset to: {dataset_path}") +print(f"Dataset: {dataset.name}") +print(f"Signals: {list(dataset.signals.keys())}") -def demonstrate_error_handling(): - """Demonstrate common loading error scenarios.""" - - print("Common loading issues and handling:") - - # 1. Missing files - print("\n1. Missing files:") - try: - # This will fail because the path doesn't exist - from meteaudata.types import Signal - signal = Signal.load_from_directory("./nonexistent_path", "Signal#1") - except FileNotFoundError as e: - print(f" ✓ Caught FileNotFoundError: Directory not found") - except Exception as e: - print(f" ✓ Caught Exception: {type(e).__name__}") - - # 2. Invalid metadata format - print("\n2. Corrupted metadata:") - try: - # Simulate corrupted metadata error - raise ValueError("Invalid YAML format in metadata file") - except (ValueError,) as e: - print(f" ✓ Caught ValueError: Metadata corruption detected") - - # 3. Version compatibility - print("\n3. Version compatibility:") - try: - # Simulate version compatibility issue - raise Exception("Unsupported file format version") - except Exception as e: - print(f" ✓ Caught Exception: Possible format compatibility issue") - - print(f"\nError handling best practices:") - print("- Use try-catch blocks around load operations") - print("- Check file existence before loading") - print("- Validate metadata format") - print("- Handle version compatibility gracefully") - print("- Provide meaningful error messages") - -demonstrate_error_handling() -``` - -### Data Validation - -Verify data integrity after loading: - -```python exec="simple_signal" -import tempfile +# Check what was actually created import os - -def validate_signal_integrity(original, loaded): - """Validate that loaded signal matches original.""" - - checks = [] - - # Basic metadata checks - if original.name != loaded.name: - checks.append(("Names", False, f"'{original.name}' != '{loaded.name}'")) - else: - checks.append(("Names", True, "Match")) - - if original.units != loaded.units: - checks.append(("Units", False, f"'{original.units}' != '{loaded.units}'")) - else: - checks.append(("Units", True, "Match")) - - # Time series count - if len(original.time_series) != len(loaded.time_series): - checks.append(("Time series count", False, f"{len(original.time_series)} != {len(loaded.time_series)}")) - else: - checks.append(("Time series count", True, "Match")) - - # Time series presence - missing_series = [] - for ts_name in original.time_series: - if ts_name not in loaded.time_series: - missing_series.append(ts_name) - - if missing_series: - checks.append(("Time series presence", False, f"Missing: {missing_series}")) +print(f"\nDirectory contents of {dataset_dir}:") +for item in os.listdir(dataset_dir): + item_path = os.path.join(dataset_dir, item) + if os.path.isdir(item_path): + print(f" 📁 {item}/") + for subitem in os.listdir(item_path): + subitem_path = os.path.join(item_path, subitem) + if os.path.isdir(subitem_path): + print(f" 📁 {subitem}/") + else: + print(f" 📄 {subitem}") else: - checks.append(("Time series presence", True, "All present")) - - # Data integrity (sample check) - data_matches = True - for ts_name in original.time_series: - if ts_name in loaded.time_series: - orig_ts = original.time_series[ts_name] - load_ts = loaded.time_series[ts_name] - - if not orig_ts.series.equals(load_ts.series): - data_matches = False - break - - checks.append(("Data integrity", data_matches, "Data matches" if data_matches else "Data mismatch")) - - # Processing steps - steps_match = True - for ts_name in original.time_series: - if ts_name in loaded.time_series: - orig_steps = len(original.time_series[ts_name].processing_steps) - load_steps = len(loaded.time_series[ts_name].processing_steps) - - if orig_steps != load_steps: - steps_match = False - break - - checks.append(("Processing steps", steps_match, "Steps preserved" if steps_match else "Steps mismatch")) - - return checks - -print("=== Data Validation Demo ===") - -# Perform save/load cycle for validation demonstration -with tempfile.TemporaryDirectory() as temp_dir: - save_path = os.path.join(temp_dir, "validation_test") - - try: - # Save and load signal - signal.save(save_path) - loaded_signal = signal.load_from_directory(save_path, f"{signal.name}#1") - - # Perform validation - validation_results = validate_signal_integrity(signal, loaded_signal) - - print("Validation results:") - all_passed = True - for check_name, passed, details in validation_results: - status = "✓" if passed else "✗" - print(f" {status} {check_name}: {details}") - if not passed: - all_passed = False - - print(f"\nOverall validation: {'✓ PASSED' if all_passed else '✗ FAILED'}") - - except Exception as e: - print(f"Validation demo failed: {e}") - -print(f"\nValidation ensures:") -print("- Data integrity after save/load cycles") -print("- Metadata preservation") -print("- Processing history continuity") -print("- System reliability") -``` - -## Best Practices - -### 1. Organized Directory Structure - -Use consistent organization for your saved data: - -```python exec="base" -import datetime -import os - -def save_with_organization(signal, base_path="./data"): - """Save signal with organized directory structure.""" - - # Create organized path - date_str = datetime.datetime.now().strftime("%Y/%m/%d") - project = signal.provenance.project.replace(" ", "_") if signal.provenance.project else "unknown_project" - save_path = f"{base_path}/{project}/{date_str}/{signal.name}" - - print(f"Organized saving demonstration:") - print(f"Base path: {base_path}") - print(f"Project: {project}") - print(f"Date structure: {date_str}") - print(f"Signal name: {signal.name}") - print(f"Final path: {save_path}") - - return save_path - -print("=== Organized Directory Structure ===") - -# Demonstrate organized saving -from meteaudata import DataProvenance, Signal -import pandas as pd -import numpy as np - -# Create sample signal for organization demo -sample_prov = DataProvenance( - source_repository="Demo System", - project="Process Optimization Study", - location="Plant A", - equipment="Sensor 001", - parameter="Temperature", - purpose="Organization demo", - metadata_id="ORG_DEMO_001" -) - -organized_path = save_with_organization(type('MockSignal', (), { - 'name': 'Temperature', - 'provenance': sample_prov -})()) - -print(f"\nOrganized structure benefits:") -print("- Logical grouping by project") -print("- Chronological organization") -print("- Easy navigation and discovery") -print("- Consistent naming conventions") -print("- Scalable for large datasets") -``` - -### 2. Regular Backups - -Implement backup strategies for important data: - -```python exec="base" -import datetime -from pathlib import Path - -def backup_data_strategy(source_dir, backup_dir, max_backups=5): - """Create numbered backups of data directory (demonstration).""" - - print("=== Backup Strategy Demonstration ===") - - source_path = Path(source_dir) - backup_path = Path(backup_dir) - - print(f"Backup strategy for: {source_dir}") - print(f"Backup location: {backup_dir}") - print(f"Max backups to keep: {max_backups}") - - # Simulate backup process - timestamp = datetime.datetime.now().strftime("%Y%m%d_%H%M%S") - new_backup_name = f"backup_{timestamp}" - - print(f"\nBackup process:") - print(f"1. Check source directory exists: {source_path.exists() if source_path else 'Demo mode'}") - print(f"2. Create backup directory if needed") - print(f"3. Remove old backups (keep {max_backups} most recent)") - print(f"4. Create new backup: {new_backup_name}") - print(f"5. Copy all data to backup location") - - print(f"\nBackup benefits:") - print("- Protection against data loss") - print("- Version history maintenance") - print("- Recovery from corruption") - print("- Peace of mind for critical data") - - return f"{backup_dir}/{new_backup_name}" + print(f" 📄 {item}") -# Demonstrate backup strategy -backup_location = backup_data_strategy("./important_data", "./backups") -print(f"\nBackup would be created at: {backup_location}") +# The save method creates a zip file with the dataset name inside the destination directory +dataset_zip_path = os.path.join(dataset_path, f"{dataset.name}.zip") +print(f"\nDataset zip file: {dataset_zip_path}") +print(f"Zip file exists: {os.path.exists(dataset_zip_path)}") ``` -### 3. Version Control - -Track changes to your data: - -```python exec="base" -from pathlib import Path -import datetime - -def save_with_version_demo(signal_name, base_path, version_note=""): - """Demonstrate version tracking for signal data.""" - - print("=== Version Control Demonstration ===") - - # Simulate version tracking - versions = [ - "v001 - 2024-01-15T10:30:00 - Initial data processing", - "v002 - 2024-01-16T14:20:00 - Applied filtering corrections", - "v003 - 2024-01-17T09:15:00 - Resampling to hourly intervals" - ] - - # Create new version - version_num = len(versions) + 1 - timestamp = datetime.datetime.now().isoformat() - version_entry = f"v{version_num:03d} - {timestamp} - {version_note}" - - print(f"Existing versions:") - for version in versions: - print(f" {version}") - - print(f"\nNew version to create:") - print(f" {version_entry}") - - version_path = f"{base_path}/v{version_num:03d}" - print(f"\nSave path: {version_path}") - - print(f"\nVersion control benefits:") - print("- Track data evolution over time") - print("- Enable rollback to previous versions") - print("- Document processing changes") - print("- Support collaborative workflows") - - return version_path +## Loading Datasets -# Demonstrate version control -version_path = save_with_version_demo("Temperature", "./versioned_data", "Added interpolation processing") -print(f"\nVersion would be saved to: {version_path}") +```python exec="continue" +# Load the dataset back - the save method creates a zip file with the dataset name inside the destination directory +dataset_zip_path = os.path.join(dataset_path, f"{dataset.name}.zip") +print(f"Loading dataset from: {dataset_zip_path}") +reloaded_dataset = Dataset.load(dataset_zip_path, dataset.name) +print(f"Original dataset: {dataset.name}") +print(f"Reloaded dataset: {reloaded_dataset.name}") +print(f"Original Description: {dataset.description}") +print(f"Reloaded Description: {reloaded_dataset.description}") +print(f"Original Signals: {list(dataset.signals.keys())}") +print(f"Reloaded Signals: {list(reloaded_dataset.signals.keys())}") ``` -### 4. Documentation - -Document your saved data: - -```python exec="simple_signal" -from pathlib import Path - -def save_with_documentation_demo(signal): - """Demonstrate comprehensive documentation for saved signals.""" - - print("=== Documentation Best Practices ===") - - # Generate documentation content - doc_content = f"""# {signal.name} Data - -## Overview -- **Parameter**: {signal.provenance.parameter} -- **Units**: {signal.units} -- **Equipment**: {signal.provenance.equipment} -- **Location**: {signal.provenance.location} -- **Project**: {signal.provenance.project} - -## Data Details -- **Time Series Count**: {len(signal.time_series)} -- **Total Processing Steps**: {sum(len(ts.processing_steps) for ts in signal.time_series.values())} - -## Time Series -""" - - for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): - doc_content += f""" -### {ts_name} -- **Length**: {len(ts.series)} data points -- **Processing Steps**: {len(ts.processing_steps)} -- **Data Type**: {ts.values_dtype} -""" - - if ts.processing_steps: - doc_content += "- **Processing History**:\n" - for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps, 1): - doc_content += f" {i}. {step.function_info.name}: {step.description}\n" - - print("Generated documentation preview:") - print("=" * 50) - # Show first part of documentation - lines = doc_content.split('\n') - for line in lines[:25]: # Show first 25 lines - print(line) - - if len(lines) > 25: - print(f"... ({len(lines) - 25} more lines)") - - print("=" * 50) - - print(f"\nDocumentation includes:") - print("- Signal overview and metadata") - print("- Data composition details") - print("- Complete processing history") - print("- Technical specifications") - print("- Human-readable format") - - return doc_content - -# Generate documentation -documentation = save_with_documentation_demo(signal) -print(f"\nDocumentation length: {len(documentation)} characters") -``` +## File Format -## Troubleshooting - -### File Permission Issues - -```python exec="base" -import os -import stat -from pathlib import Path - -def check_permissions_demo(path): - """Demonstrate permission checking and fixing.""" - - print("=== File Permission Troubleshooting ===") - - print(f"Permission checking for: {path}") - - # Simulate permission checking - permissions = { - 'exists': True, # Assume path exists for demo - 'readable': True, - 'writable': True, - 'executable': True - } - - print(f"Permission status:") - for perm, status in permissions.items(): - symbol = "✓" if status else "✗" - print(f" {symbol} {perm.capitalize()}: {status}") - - if not all(permissions.values()): - print(f"\nPermission fixes needed:") - print("- Make files readable: chmod +r") - print("- Make files writable: chmod +w") - print("- Make directories executable: chmod +x") - - print(f"\nCommon fixes:") - print("- For files: chmod 644 (read/write owner, read others)") - print("- For directories: chmod 755 (full owner, read/execute others)") - print("- For data directories: chmod -R 755 (recursive)") - else: - print(f"\n✓ All permissions are correct") - - return all(permissions.values()) - -def fix_permissions_demo(path): - """Demonstrate permission fixing strategy.""" - - print(f"\nPermission fixing strategy for: {path}") - - print("Steps to fix permissions:") - print("1. Identify file vs directory") - print("2. Set appropriate permissions") - print("3. Apply recursively if needed") - print("4. Verify changes") - - print(f"\nTypical permission values:") - print("- 644 (rw-r--r--): Regular files") - print("- 755 (rwxr-xr-x): Directories and executables") - print("- 600 (rw-------): Private files") - print("- 700 (rwx------): Private directories") - -# Demonstrate permission handling -permission_ok = check_permissions_demo("./data_directory") -if not permission_ok: - fix_permissions_demo("./data_directory") -``` - -### Disk Space Issues - -```python exec="base" +```python exec="continue" +# Check directory contents and zip file import os - -def check_disk_space_demo(path, required_mb=100): - """Demonstrate disk space checking.""" - - print("=== Disk Space Troubleshooting ===") - - print(f"Checking disk space for: {path}") - print(f"Required space: {required_mb} MB") - - # Simulate disk space check - simulated_available_mb = 2500.0 - - print(f"Available space: {simulated_available_mb:.1f} MB") - - if simulated_available_mb < required_mb: - print(f"⚠ Warning: Insufficient space!") - print(f" Required: {required_mb} MB") - print(f" Available: {simulated_available_mb:.1f} MB") - print(f" Shortfall: {required_mb - simulated_available_mb:.1f} MB") - - print(f"\nRecommendations:") - print("- Free up disk space") - print("- Use compression (ZIP format)") - print("- Move to larger storage device") - print("- Clean up temporary files") - - return False - else: - print(f"✓ Sufficient disk space available") - return True - -def disk_space_management(): - """Demonstrate disk space management strategies.""" - - print(f"\nDisk Space Management Strategies:") - - print(f"\n1. Compression:") - print(" - Use ZIP format for datasets") - print(" - Typical compression: 60-80% size reduction") - print(" - Trade-off: CPU time vs storage space") - - print(f"\n2. Cleanup:") - print(" - Remove temporary files") - print(" - Archive old datasets") - print(" - Delete intermediate processing results") - - print(f"\n3. Storage optimization:") - print(" - Use appropriate data types") - print(" - Remove redundant time series") - print(" - Optimize time series frequency") - - print(f"\n4. Monitoring:") - print(" - Regular space checks") - print(" - Automated cleanup scripts") - print(" - Storage usage alerts") - -# Demonstrate disk space handling -space_ok = check_disk_space_demo("./save_location", required_mb=500) -if space_ok: - print("\nProceed with save operation") -else: - print("\nResolve space issues before saving") - -disk_space_management() +print("Directory structure after save:") +all_files = os.listdir(dataset_dir) +print(f"- Files in {dataset_dir}: {all_files}") + +# Check the zip file size +dataset_zip_path = os.path.join(dataset_path, f"{dataset.name}.zip") +if os.path.exists(dataset_zip_path): + zip_size = os.path.getsize(dataset_zip_path) + size_kb = zip_size / 1024 + print(f"- Dataset zip file size: {size_kb:.1f} KB") + + # Show internal structure by checking what directories exist + print("\nStructure created by save operations:") + for item in all_files: + item_path = os.path.join(dataset_dir, item) + if os.path.isdir(item_path): + print(f" 📁 {item}/ (created during save process)") + elif item.endswith('.zip'): + print(f" 📦 {item} (final saved file)") ``` ## See Also -- [Working with Signals](signals.md) - Understanding signal structure and operations -- [Managing Datasets](datasets.md) - Working with multiple signals and relationships -- [Metadata Visualization](metadata-visualization.md) - Exploring saved processing history -- [Time Series Processing](time-series.md) - Operations that create the metadata being saved \ No newline at end of file +- [Working with Signals](signals.md) - Understanding signal structure +- [Managing Datasets](datasets.md) - Working with multiple signals +- [Processing Steps](processing-steps.md) - Preserving processing history \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/user-guide/signals.md b/docs/user-guide/signals.md index 4dcddaa..ffb9fff 100644 --- a/docs/user-guide/signals.md +++ b/docs/user-guide/signals.md @@ -1,560 +1,89 @@ # Working with Signals -Signals are the fundamental building blocks of meteaudata. They represent a single measured parameter (like temperature, pH, or flow rate) along with its complete history and metadata. This guide covers everything you need to know about creating, processing, and managing signals. +Signals are the core building blocks of meteaudata. They represent a single measured parameter (like temperature or pH) with its data and metadata. -## Creating Signals - -### Basic Signal Creation - -```python -import numpy as np -import pandas as pd -from meteaudata import Signal, DataProvenance - -# Create sample time series data -timestamps = pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=100, freq='1H') -temperature_data = np.random.normal(20, 2, 100) # Temperature around 20°C -data_series = pd.Series(temperature_data, index=timestamps, name="RAW") - -# Define data provenance -provenance = DataProvenance( - source_repository="Plant SCADA System", - project="Energy Optimization Study", - location="Reactor 1 outlet", - equipment="Thermocouple TC-101", - parameter="Temperature", - purpose="Monitor reactor temperature for process control", - metadata_id="TC101_2024_001" -) - -# Create the signal -temperature_signal = Signal( - input_data=data_series, - name="ReactorTemp", - provenance=provenance, - units="°C" -) - -print(f"Created signal '{temperature_signal.name}' with {len(temperature_signal.time_series)} time series") -``` - -**Output:** -``` -Created signal 'ReactorTemp#1' with 1 time series -``` - -### From Different Data Sources +## Creating a Signal ```python -# Example patterns for different data sources - -# From CSV file (example pattern) -print("Example: Loading from CSV") -print("data = pd.read_csv('sensor_data.csv', index_col=0, parse_dates=True)") -print("signal = Signal(input_data=data['temperature'].rename('RAW'), ...)") - -# From existing pandas Series (working example) -existing_series = pd.Series(np.random.normal(15, 1, 50), - index=pd.date_range('2024-01-02', periods=50, freq='2H'), - name="RAW") -flow_signal = Signal( - input_data=existing_series, - name="FlowRate", - provenance=provenance, - units="L/min" -) - -print(f"Created flow signal: {flow_signal.name}") +print(f"Created signal: {signal.name}") +print(f"Units: {signal.units}") +print(f"Time series count: {len(signal.time_series)}") +print(f"Data points: {len(signal.time_series['Temperature#1_RAW#1'].series)}") +print(f"Date range: {signal.time_series['Temperature#1_RAW#1'].series.index.min()} to {signal.time_series['Temperature#1_RAW#1'].series.index.max()}") ``` **Output:** ``` -Example: Loading from CSV -data = pd.read_csv('sensor_data.csv', index_col=0, parse_dates=True) -signal = Signal(input_data=data['temperature'].rename('RAW'), ...) -Created flow signal: FlowRate#1 -``` - -## Understanding Signal Structure - -### Time Series Organization - -After creation, your signal contains one TimeSeries object: - -```python -print("Time series keys:", list(temperature_signal.time_series.keys())) - -# Access the raw time series -ts_name = list(temperature_signal.time_series.keys())[0] -raw_series = temperature_signal.time_series[ts_name] -print(f"Data points: {len(raw_series.series)}") -print(f"Processing steps: {len(raw_series.processing_steps)}") -``` - -**Output:** -``` -Time series keys: ['ReactorTemp#1_RAW#1'] -Data points: 100 -Processing steps: 0 -``` - -### Signal Metadata - -```python -# Access signal-level information -print(f"Signal name: {temperature_signal.name}") -print(f"Units: {temperature_signal.units}") -print(f"Equipment: {temperature_signal.provenance.equipment}") -print(f"Location: {temperature_signal.provenance.location}") - -# View all available time series -for ts_name in temperature_signal.time_series.keys(): - ts = temperature_signal.time_series[ts_name] - print(f"{ts_name}: {len(ts.series)} points, {len(ts.processing_steps)} steps") -``` - -**Output:** -``` -Signal name: ReactorTemp#1 +Created signal: Temperature#1 Units: °C -Equipment: Thermocouple TC-101 -Location: Reactor 1 outlet -ReactorTemp#1_RAW#1: 100 points, 0 steps -``` - -## Processing Signals - -### Basic Processing Operations - -```python -from meteaudata import resample, linear_interpolation - -# Get the raw series name -raw_series_name = list(temperature_signal.time_series.keys())[0] - -# Resample to hourly data -temperature_signal.process( - input_time_series_names=[raw_series_name], - transform_function=resample, - frequency="1H" -) - -# Fill gaps with linear interpolation -resampled_name = list(temperature_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] -temperature_signal.process( - input_time_series_names=[resampled_name], - transform_function=linear_interpolation -) - -# Check what time series we now have -print("Available time series after processing:") -for name in temperature_signal.time_series.keys(): - print(f" {name}") -``` - -**Output:** -``` -Available time series after processing: - ReactorTemp#1_RAW#1 - ReactorTemp#1_RESAMPLED#1 - ReactorTemp#1_LIN-INT#1 -``` - -### Chaining Processing Steps - -```python -# Create a fresh signal for chaining example -chain_data = pd.Series(np.random.normal(25, 3, 200), - index=pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=200, freq='30min'), - name="RAW") -chain_signal = Signal( - input_data=chain_data, - name="ChainExample", - provenance=provenance, - units="°C" -) - -# Start with raw data -current_series = list(chain_signal.time_series.keys())[0] -print(f"Starting with: {current_series}") - -# Chain multiple processing steps -processing_chain = [ - (resample, {"frequency": "1H"}), - (linear_interpolation, {}), -] - -for func, params in processing_chain: - chain_signal.process([current_series], func, **params) - # Get the name of the newly created series - current_series = list(chain_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] - print(f"Applied {func.__name__}, now have: {current_series}") -``` - -**Output:** -``` -Starting with: ChainExample#1_RAW#1 -Applied resample, now have: ChainExample#1_RESAMPLED#1 -Applied linear_interpolation, now have: ChainExample#1_LIN-INT#1 -``` - -### Available Processing Functions - -```python -from meteaudata import ( - resample, # Change sampling frequency - linear_interpolation, # Fill gaps with linear interpolation - subset, # Extract time ranges - # replace_ranges # Replace values in specific ranges - check if available -) - -# Create a signal for processing examples -proc_data = pd.Series(np.random.normal(22, 2, 144), - index=pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=144, freq='10min'), - name="RAW") -proc_signal = Signal( - input_data=proc_data, - name="ProcessingExample", - provenance=provenance, - units="°C" -) - -raw_name = list(proc_signal.time_series.keys())[0] - -# Resample to different frequencies -proc_signal.process([raw_name], resample, frequency="30min") -resample_30min = list(proc_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] - -proc_signal.process([raw_name], resample, frequency="1H") -resample_1h = list(proc_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] - -print("Created resampled series:") -print(f" 30min: {resample_30min}") -print(f" 1H: {resample_1h}") - -# Extract a specific time period (using rank-based subset for integer positions) -proc_signal.process( - [raw_name], - subset, - start_position=48, # Start at position 48 (integer index) - end_position=96, # End at position 96 (integer index) - rank_based=True # Use integer positions, not datetime index values -) -subset_name = list(proc_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] -print(f"Created subset: {subset_name}") - -# Fill gaps in data -proc_signal.process([subset_name], linear_interpolation) -final_name = list(proc_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] -print(f"Final processed series: {final_name}") -``` - -**Output:** -``` -Created resampled series: - 30min: ProcessingExample#1_RESAMPLED#1 - 1H: ProcessingExample#1_RESAMPLED#2 -Created subset: ProcessingExample#1_SLICE#1 -Final processed series: ProcessingExample#1_LIN-INT#1 -``` - -## Working with Multiple Time Series - -### Accessing Different Processing Stages - -```python -# A signal can contain multiple processed versions of the data -signal_keys = list(proc_signal.time_series.keys()) -print("Available time series:") -for key in signal_keys: - ts = proc_signal.time_series[key] - print(f" {key}: {len(ts.series)} points") - -# Compare raw vs processed data -raw_data = proc_signal.time_series[signal_keys[0]].series -processed_data = proc_signal.time_series[signal_keys[1]].series - -print(f"\nData comparison:") -print(f"Raw data: {len(raw_data)} points") -print(f"First processed: {len(processed_data)} points") -``` - -**Output:** -``` -Available time series: - ProcessingExample#1_RAW#1: 144 points - ProcessingExample#1_RESAMPLED#1: 48 points - ProcessingExample#1_RESAMPLED#2: 24 points - ProcessingExample#1_SLICE#1: 48 points - ProcessingExample#1_LIN-INT#1: 48 points - -Data comparison: -Raw data: 144 points -First processed: 48 points +Time series count: 1 +Data points: 100 +Date range: 2024-01-01 00:00:00 to 2024-01-05 03:00:00 ``` -### Processing History +## Adding Processing Steps ```python -# View complete processing history -def show_processing_history(signal, series_name): - ts = signal.time_series[series_name] - print(f"\nProcessing history for {series_name}:") - for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps, 1): - print(f" {i}. {step.description}") - print(f" Function: {step.function_info.name} v{step.function_info.version}") - print(f" When: {step.run_datetime}") - if step.parameters: - print(f" Parameters: {step.parameters}") +# Apply linear interpolation +from meteaudata import linear_interpolation +signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], linear_interpolation) -# Show history for the most processed series -latest_series = list(proc_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] -show_processing_history(proc_signal, latest_series) +print(f"After processing: {len(signal.time_series)} time series") +print(f"Available time series: {list(signal.time_series.keys())}") ``` **Output:** ``` -Processing history for ProcessingExample#1_LIN-INT#1: - 1. A simple processing function that slices a series to given indices. - Function: subset v0.1 - When: 2025-07-24 10:30:05.411596 - Parameters: start_position=48 end_position=96 rank_based=True - 2. A simple processing function that linearly interpolates a series - Function: linear interpolation v0.1 - When: 2025-07-24 10:30:05.412091 - Parameters: +After processing: 2 time series +Available time series: ['Temperature#1_RAW#1', 'Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1'] ``` -## Visualization and Display - -### Built-in Display Methods +## Accessing Time Series Data ```python -# Rich display shows metadata + structure -temperature_signal.display() - -# Plot time series data - need to specify which series to plot -all_series_names = list(temperature_signal.time_series.keys()) -fig = temperature_signal.plot(ts_names=all_series_names) # Plot all time series in the signal -print("Generated plot for all time series") +# Get the processed time series +processed_ts = signal.time_series["Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"] +print(f"Processed series name: {processed_ts.series.name}") +print(f"Processing steps: {len(processed_ts.processing_steps)}") +print(f"Last processing step: {processed_ts.processing_steps[-1].type}") -# Plot specific time series -series_names = list(temperature_signal.time_series.keys())[:2] # First 2 series -if len(series_names) > 1: - fig2 = temperature_signal.plot(ts_names=series_names) - print(f"Generated comparison plot for: {series_names}") +# Access the actual data +data = processed_ts.series +print(f"Data shape: {data.shape}") +print(f"Sample values: {data.head(3).values}") ``` **Output:** ``` -Generated plot for all time series -Generated comparison plot for: ['ReactorTemp#1_RAW#1', 'ReactorTemp#1_RESAMPLED#1'] +Processed series name: Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1 +Processing steps: 1 +Last processing step: ProcessingType.GAP_FILLING +Data shape: (100,) +Sample values: [24.96714153 18.61735699 26.47688538] ``` ---8<-- "assets/generated/meteaudata_signal_plot_c21c8776.html" - ---8<-- "assets/generated/meteaudata_timeseries_plot_c21c8776.html" - ---8<-- "assets/generated/display_content_c21c8776_1.html" - -### Custom Visualization +## Signal Attributes ```python -import matplotlib.pyplot as plt - -# Extract data for custom plotting -series_names = list(temperature_signal.time_series.keys()) -raw_series = temperature_signal.time_series[series_names[0]].series - -plt.figure(figsize=(12, 6)) -plt.plot(raw_series.index, raw_series.values, label="Raw", alpha=0.7) - -if len(series_names) > 1: - processed_series = temperature_signal.time_series[series_names[-1]].series - plt.plot(processed_series.index, processed_series.values, label="Processed", linewidth=2) - -plt.xlabel("Time") -plt.ylabel(f"Temperature ({temperature_signal.units})") -plt.title(f"{temperature_signal.name} - Data Overview") -plt.legend() -plt.grid(True, alpha=0.3) -plt.show() +# Explore signal metadata +print(f"Signal name: {signal.name}") +print(f"Units: {signal.units}") +print(f"Created on: {signal.created_on}") +print(f"Provenance: {signal.provenance.parameter}") +print(f"Equipment: {signal.provenance.equipment}") ``` **Output:** - -**Errors:** ``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmplvl7jxg2.py", line 385, in - import matplotlib.pyplot as plt -ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'matplotlib' -``` - ---8<-- "assets/generated/display_content_d892cc6b_1.html" - ---8<-- "assets/generated/meteaudata_signal_plot_d892cc6b.html" - ---8<-- "assets/generated/meteaudata_timeseries_plot_d892cc6b.html" - -## Saving and Loading Signals - -### Save Signal to Disk - -```python -import tempfile -import os - -# Save signal to a temporary directory for demonstration -temp_dir = tempfile.mkdtemp() -save_path = os.path.join(temp_dir, "reactor_temperature_data") - -temperature_signal.save(save_path) -print(f"Signal saved to: {save_path}") - -# List what was created -if os.path.exists(save_path): - files = os.listdir(save_path) - print("Created files:") - for file in files: - print(f" {file}") -``` - -**Output:** - -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpmd9wvj9b.py", line 382, in - import matplotlib.pyplot as plt -ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'matplotlib' -``` - ---8<-- "assets/generated/display_content_70d1000c_1.html" - ---8<-- "assets/generated/meteaudata_timeseries_plot_70d1000c.html" - ---8<-- "assets/generated/meteaudata_signal_plot_70d1000c.html" - -### Load Signal from Disk - -```python -# Load signal back from directory -zip_files = [f for f in os.listdir(save_path) if f.endswith('.zip')] -if zip_files: - zip_path = os.path.join(save_path, zip_files[0]) - loaded_signal = Signal.load_from_directory(zip_path, "ReactorTemp") - - # Verify it loaded correctly - print(f"Loaded signal: {loaded_signal.name}") - print(f"Time series: {list(loaded_signal.time_series.keys())}") - print(f"Units: {loaded_signal.units}") -else: - print("No zip file found for loading example") -``` - -**Output:** - -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp8rol2qi3.py", line 382, in - import matplotlib.pyplot as plt -ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'matplotlib' -``` - ---8<-- "assets/generated/display_content_cab080e1_1.html" - ---8<-- "assets/generated/meteaudata_timeseries_plot_cab080e1.html" - ---8<-- "assets/generated/meteaudata_signal_plot_cab080e1.html" - -## Advanced Signal Operations - -### Branching Processing - -Create multiple processing branches from the same raw data: - -```python -# Create a signal for branching example -branch_data = pd.Series(np.random.normal(18, 2, 288), - index=pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=288, freq='5min'), - name="RAW") -branch_signal = Signal( - input_data=branch_data, - name="BranchExample", - provenance=provenance, - units="°C" -) - -raw_series = list(branch_signal.time_series.keys())[0] - -# Branch 1: High-frequency analysis -branch_signal.process([raw_series], resample, frequency="1min") -high_freq_series = list(branch_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] - -# Branch 2: Daily trends -branch_signal.process([raw_series], resample, frequency="1H") -hourly_series = list(branch_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] - -# Branch 3: Quality control subset (first 100 data points) -branch_signal.process([raw_series], subset, start_position=0, end_position=100, rank_based=True) -qc_series = list(branch_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] - -print("Processing branches created:") -print(f" High frequency: {high_freq_series}") -print(f" Hourly trends: {hourly_series}") -print(f" Quality control: {qc_series}") - -# Show final signal structure -print(f"\nFinal signal has {len(branch_signal.time_series)} time series:") -for name in branch_signal.time_series.keys(): - ts = branch_signal.time_series[name] - print(f" {name}: {len(ts.series)} points") -``` - -**Output:** - -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpmhxz9j6r.py", line 382, in - import matplotlib.pyplot as plt -ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'matplotlib' +Signal name: Temperature#1 +Units: °C +Created on: 2025-07-29 21:42:33.788950 +Provenance: Temperature +Equipment: Temperature Sensor v2.1 ``` ---8<-- "assets/generated/meteaudata_timeseries_plot_87044375.html" - ---8<-- "assets/generated/display_content_87044375_1.html" - ---8<-- "assets/generated/meteaudata_signal_plot_87044375.html" - -## Best Practices - -### Signal Naming -- Use descriptive names: `"ReactorTemp"` not `"T1"` -- Be consistent across your project -- Include location/equipment info if helpful: `"Reactor1_Temperature"` - -### Metadata Management -- Always provide complete DataProvenance information -- Include equipment model numbers and calibration dates -- Document the physical meaning of your parameters - -### Processing Strategy -- Keep raw data unchanged -- Apply processing steps incrementally -- Document the purpose of each processing step -- Validate data quality after each major processing step - -### Performance Considerations -- Large signals (>1M points) may be slow to process -- Consider resampling to reduce data size before complex operations -- Save intermediate results for long processing pipelines - -## Next Steps +## See Also -- Learn about [Managing Datasets](datasets.md) to work with multiple signals -- Explore [Time Series Processing](time-series.md) for advanced processing techniques -- Check out [Processing Steps](processing-steps.md) to create custom processing functions -- See [Visualization](visualization.md) for advanced plotting techniques \ No newline at end of file +- [Managing Datasets](datasets.md) - Combining multiple signals +- [Time Series Processing](time-series.md) - Working with individual time series +- [Processing Steps](processing-steps.md) - Available processing functions \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/user-guide/signals_template.md b/docs/user-guide/signals_template.md index c557831..e0e6498 100644 --- a/docs/user-guide/signals_template.md +++ b/docs/user-guide/signals_template.md @@ -1,404 +1,85 @@ # Working with Signals -Signals are the fundamental building blocks of meteaudata. They represent a single measured parameter (like temperature, pH, or flow rate) along with its complete history and metadata. This guide covers everything you need to know about creating, processing, and managing signals. +Signals are the core building blocks of meteaudata. They represent a single measured parameter (like temperature or pH) with its data and metadata. -## Creating Signals +## Creating a Signal -### Basic Signal Creation +```python exec="simple_signal" -```python exec="setup:base" -import numpy as np -import pandas as pd -from meteaudata import Signal, DataProvenance - -# Create sample time series data +# Create multiple time series for complex examples timestamps = pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=100, freq='1H') -temperature_data = np.random.normal(20, 2, 100) # Temperature around 20°C -data_series = pd.Series(temperature_data, index=timestamps, name="RAW") -# Define data provenance -provenance = DataProvenance( - source_repository="Plant SCADA System", - project="Energy Optimization Study", - location="Reactor 1 outlet", - equipment="Thermocouple TC-101", - parameter="Temperature", - purpose="Monitor reactor temperature for process control", - metadata_id="TC101_2024_001" -) - -# Create the signal -temperature_signal = Signal( - input_data=data_series, - name="ReactorTemp", - provenance=provenance, - units="°C" +# Temperature data with daily cycle +temp_data = pd.Series( + 20 + 5 * np.sin(np.arange(100) * 2 * np.pi / 24) + np.random.normal(0, 0.5, 100), + index=timestamps, + name="RAW" ) -print(f"Created signal '{temperature_signal.name}' with {len(temperature_signal.time_series)} time series") -``` - -### From Different Data Sources - -```python exec="continue" -# Example patterns for different data sources - -# From CSV file (example pattern) -print("Example: Loading from CSV") -print("data = pd.read_csv('sensor_data.csv', index_col=0, parse_dates=True)") -print("signal = Signal(input_data=data['temperature'].rename('RAW'), ...)") - -# From existing pandas Series (working example) -existing_series = pd.Series(np.random.normal(15, 1, 50), - index=pd.date_range('2024-01-02', periods=50, freq='2H'), - name="RAW") -flow_signal = Signal( - input_data=existing_series, - name="FlowRate", - provenance=provenance, - units="L/min" -) - -print(f"Created flow signal: {flow_signal.name}") -``` - -## Understanding Signal Structure - -### Time Series Organization - -After creation, your signal contains one TimeSeries object: - -```python exec="continue" -print("Time series keys:", list(temperature_signal.time_series.keys())) - -# Access the raw time series -ts_name = list(temperature_signal.time_series.keys())[0] -raw_series = temperature_signal.time_series[ts_name] -print(f"Data points: {len(raw_series.series)}") -print(f"Processing steps: {len(raw_series.processing_steps)}") -``` - -### Signal Metadata - -```python exec="continue" -# Access signal-level information -print(f"Signal name: {temperature_signal.name}") -print(f"Units: {temperature_signal.units}") -print(f"Equipment: {temperature_signal.provenance.equipment}") -print(f"Location: {temperature_signal.provenance.location}") - -# View all available time series -for ts_name in temperature_signal.time_series.keys(): - ts = temperature_signal.time_series[ts_name] - print(f"{ts_name}: {len(ts.series)} points, {len(ts.processing_steps)} steps") -``` - -## Processing Signals - -### Basic Processing Operations - -```python exec="continue" -from meteaudata import resample, linear_interpolation - -# Get the raw series name -raw_series_name = list(temperature_signal.time_series.keys())[0] - -# Resample to hourly data -temperature_signal.process( - input_time_series_names=[raw_series_name], - transform_function=resample, - frequency="1H" -) - -# Fill gaps with linear interpolation -resampled_name = list(temperature_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] -temperature_signal.process( - input_time_series_names=[resampled_name], - transform_function=linear_interpolation -) - -# Check what time series we now have -print("Available time series after processing:") -for name in temperature_signal.time_series.keys(): - print(f" {name}") -``` - -### Chaining Processing Steps - -```python exec="continue" -# Create a fresh signal for chaining example -chain_data = pd.Series(np.random.normal(25, 3, 200), - index=pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=200, freq='30min'), - name="RAW") -chain_signal = Signal( - input_data=chain_data, - name="ChainExample", - provenance=provenance, - units="°C" -) - -# Start with raw data -current_series = list(chain_signal.time_series.keys())[0] -print(f"Starting with: {current_series}") - -# Chain multiple processing steps -processing_chain = [ - (resample, {"frequency": "1H"}), - (linear_interpolation, {}), -] - -for func, params in processing_chain: - chain_signal.process([current_series], func, **params) - # Get the name of the newly created series - current_series = list(chain_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] - print(f"Applied {func.__name__}, now have: {current_series}") -``` - -### Available Processing Functions - -```python exec="continue" -from meteaudata import ( - resample, # Change sampling frequency - linear_interpolation, # Fill gaps with linear interpolation - subset, # Extract time ranges - # replace_ranges # Replace values in specific ranges - check if available +# create a DataProvenance object to describe the source of the data +provenance = DataProvenance( + source_repository="Example System", + project="Documentation Example", + location="Demo Location", + equipment="Temperature Sensor v2.1", + parameter="Temperature", + purpose="Documentation example", + metadata_id="doc_example_001" ) -# Create a signal for processing examples -proc_data = pd.Series(np.random.normal(22, 2, 144), - index=pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=144, freq='10min'), - name="RAW") -proc_signal = Signal( - input_data=proc_data, - name="ProcessingExample", +# create a signal object to hold the data and the metadata +signal = Signal( + input_data=temp_data, + name="Temperature", provenance=provenance, units="°C" ) -raw_name = list(proc_signal.time_series.keys())[0] - -# Resample to different frequencies -proc_signal.process([raw_name], resample, frequency="30min") -resample_30min = list(proc_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] - -proc_signal.process([raw_name], resample, frequency="1H") -resample_1h = list(proc_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] - -print("Created resampled series:") -print(f" 30min: {resample_30min}") -print(f" 1H: {resample_1h}") - -# Extract a specific time period (using rank-based subset for integer positions) -proc_signal.process( - [raw_name], - subset, - start_position=48, # Start at position 48 (integer index) - end_position=96, # End at position 96 (integer index) - rank_based=True # Use integer positions, not datetime index values -) -subset_name = list(proc_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] -print(f"Created subset: {subset_name}") - -# Fill gaps in data -proc_signal.process([subset_name], linear_interpolation) -final_name = list(proc_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] -print(f"Final processed series: {final_name}") +print(f"Created signal: {signal.name}") +print(f"Units: {signal.units}") +print(f"Time series count: {len(signal.time_series)}") +print(f"Time series names: {signal.all_time_series}") ``` -## Working with Multiple Time Series - -### Accessing Different Processing Stages +## Adding Processing Steps ```python exec="continue" -# A signal can contain multiple processed versions of the data -signal_keys = list(proc_signal.time_series.keys()) -print("Available time series:") -for key in signal_keys: - ts = proc_signal.time_series[key] - print(f" {key}: {len(ts.series)} points") - -# Compare raw vs processed data -raw_data = proc_signal.time_series[signal_keys[0]].series -processed_data = proc_signal.time_series[signal_keys[1]].series +# Apply linear interpolation +from meteaudata import linear_interpolation +signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], linear_interpolation) -print(f"\nData comparison:") -print(f"Raw data: {len(raw_data)} points") -print(f"First processed: {len(processed_data)} points") +print(f"After processing: {len(signal.time_series)} time series") +print(f"Available time series: {list(signal.time_series.keys())}") ``` -### Processing History +## Accessing Time Series Data ```python exec="continue" -# View complete processing history -def show_processing_history(signal, series_name): - ts = signal.time_series[series_name] - print(f"\nProcessing history for {series_name}:") - for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps, 1): - print(f" {i}. {step.description}") - print(f" Function: {step.function_info.name} v{step.function_info.version}") - print(f" When: {step.run_datetime}") - if step.parameters: - print(f" Parameters: {step.parameters}") - -# Show history for the most processed series -latest_series = list(proc_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] -show_processing_history(proc_signal, latest_series) +# Get the processed time series +processed_ts = signal.time_series["Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"] +print(f"Processed series name: {processed_ts.series.name}") +print(f"Processing steps: {len(processed_ts.processing_steps)}") +print(f"Last processing step: {processed_ts.processing_steps[-1].type}") + +# Access the actual data +data = processed_ts.series +print(f"Data shape: {data.shape}") +print(f"Sample values: {data.head(3).values}") ``` -## Visualization and Display - -### Built-in Display Methods +## Signal Attributes ```python exec="continue" -# Rich display shows metadata + structure -temperature_signal.display() - -# Plot time series data - need to specify which series to plot -all_series_names = list(temperature_signal.time_series.keys()) -fig = temperature_signal.plot(ts_names=all_series_names) # Plot all time series in the signal -print("Generated plot for all time series") - -# Plot specific time series -series_names = list(temperature_signal.time_series.keys())[:2] # First 2 series -if len(series_names) > 1: - fig2 = temperature_signal.plot(ts_names=series_names) - print(f"Generated comparison plot for: {series_names}") +# Explore signal metadata +print(f"Signal name: {signal.name}") +print(f"Units: {signal.units}") +print(f"Created on: {signal.created_on}") +print(f"Provenance: {signal.provenance.parameter}") +print(f"Equipment: {signal.provenance.equipment}") ``` -### Custom Visualization - -```python exec="continue" -import matplotlib.pyplot as plt - -# Extract data for custom plotting -series_names = list(temperature_signal.time_series.keys()) -raw_series = temperature_signal.time_series[series_names[0]].series - -plt.figure(figsize=(12, 6)) -plt.plot(raw_series.index, raw_series.values, label="Raw", alpha=0.7) - -if len(series_names) > 1: - processed_series = temperature_signal.time_series[series_names[-1]].series - plt.plot(processed_series.index, processed_series.values, label="Processed", linewidth=2) - -plt.xlabel("Time") -plt.ylabel(f"Temperature ({temperature_signal.units})") -plt.title(f"{temperature_signal.name} - Data Overview") -plt.legend() -plt.grid(True, alpha=0.3) -plt.show() -``` - -## Saving and Loading Signals - -### Save Signal to Disk - -```python exec="continue" -import tempfile -import os - -# Save signal to a temporary directory for demonstration -temp_dir = tempfile.mkdtemp() -save_path = os.path.join(temp_dir, "reactor_temperature_data") - -temperature_signal.save(save_path) -print(f"Signal saved to: {save_path}") - -# List what was created -if os.path.exists(save_path): - files = os.listdir(save_path) - print("Created files:") - for file in files: - print(f" {file}") -``` - -### Load Signal from Disk - -```python exec="continue" -# Load signal back from directory -zip_files = [f for f in os.listdir(save_path) if f.endswith('.zip')] -if zip_files: - zip_path = os.path.join(save_path, zip_files[0]) - loaded_signal = Signal.load_from_directory(zip_path, "ReactorTemp") - - # Verify it loaded correctly - print(f"Loaded signal: {loaded_signal.name}") - print(f"Time series: {list(loaded_signal.time_series.keys())}") - print(f"Units: {loaded_signal.units}") -else: - print("No zip file found for loading example") -``` - -## Advanced Signal Operations - -### Branching Processing - -Create multiple processing branches from the same raw data: - -```python exec="continue" -# Create a signal for branching example -branch_data = pd.Series(np.random.normal(18, 2, 288), - index=pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=288, freq='5min'), - name="RAW") -branch_signal = Signal( - input_data=branch_data, - name="BranchExample", - provenance=provenance, - units="°C" -) - -raw_series = list(branch_signal.time_series.keys())[0] - -# Branch 1: High-frequency analysis -branch_signal.process([raw_series], resample, frequency="1min") -high_freq_series = list(branch_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] - -# Branch 2: Daily trends -branch_signal.process([raw_series], resample, frequency="1H") -hourly_series = list(branch_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] - -# Branch 3: Quality control subset (first 100 data points) -branch_signal.process([raw_series], subset, start_position=0, end_position=100, rank_based=True) -qc_series = list(branch_signal.time_series.keys())[-1] - -print("Processing branches created:") -print(f" High frequency: {high_freq_series}") -print(f" Hourly trends: {hourly_series}") -print(f" Quality control: {qc_series}") - -# Show final signal structure -print(f"\nFinal signal has {len(branch_signal.time_series)} time series:") -for name in branch_signal.time_series.keys(): - ts = branch_signal.time_series[name] - print(f" {name}: {len(ts.series)} points") -``` - -## Best Practices - -### Signal Naming -- Use descriptive names: `"ReactorTemp"` not `"T1"` -- Be consistent across your project -- Include location/equipment info if helpful: `"Reactor1_Temperature"` - -### Metadata Management -- Always provide complete DataProvenance information -- Include equipment model numbers and calibration dates -- Document the physical meaning of your parameters - -### Processing Strategy -- Keep raw data unchanged -- Apply processing steps incrementally -- Document the purpose of each processing step -- Validate data quality after each major processing step - -### Performance Considerations -- Large signals (>1M points) may be slow to process -- Consider resampling to reduce data size before complex operations -- Save intermediate results for long processing pipelines - -## Next Steps +## See Also -- Learn about [Managing Datasets](datasets.md) to work with multiple signals -- Explore [Time Series Processing](time-series.md) for advanced processing techniques -- Check out [Processing Steps](processing-steps.md) to create custom processing functions -- See [Visualization](visualization.md) for advanced plotting techniques \ No newline at end of file +- [Managing Datasets](datasets.md) - Combining multiple signals +- [Time Series Processing](time-series.md) - Working with individual time series +- [Processing Steps](processing-steps.md) - Available processing functions \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/user-guide/time-series.md b/docs/user-guide/time-series.md index 00a1303..21ec0dd 100644 --- a/docs/user-guide/time-series.md +++ b/docs/user-guide/time-series.md @@ -1,575 +1,116 @@ # Time Series Processing -This guide covers time series processing concepts in meteaudata, including processing pipelines, understanding TimeSeries objects, and working with univariate processing functions to transform time series data while maintaining complete metadata and processing history. +Time series are the individual data arrays within signals. Each time series has data, metadata, and processing history. -## Understanding TimeSeries Objects - -Every processed time series in meteaudata is represented by a `TimeSeries` object that contains both the data and its complete processing history. - -### TimeSeries Structure +## Working with Time Series ```python -import numpy as np -import pandas as pd -from meteaudata.types import Signal, DataProvenance - -# Create sample data -data = pd.Series( - np.random.randn(100), - index=pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=100, freq='1H'), - name="RAW" -) - -provenance = DataProvenance( - source_repository="Processing Guide", - project="Time Series Tutorial", - location="Example location", - equipment="Virtual sensor", - parameter="Example parameter", - purpose="Demonstrate TimeSeries concepts", - metadata_id="TS_EXAMPLE_001" -) +# Get a time series from the signal +ts_name = "Temperature#1_RAW#1" +ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] -signal = Signal( - input_data=data, - name="ExampleSignal", - provenance=provenance, - units="units" -) - -# Examine the TimeSeries object -ts_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] # "ExampleSignal#1_RAW#1" -time_series = signal.time_series[ts_name] - -print(f"TimeSeries name: {ts_name}") -print(f"Data points: {len(time_series.series)}") -print(f"Processing steps: {len(time_series.processing_steps)}") # 0 for raw data -print(f"Index type: {type(time_series.series.index)}") -print(f"Values dtype: {time_series.values_dtype}") -print(f"Created on: {time_series.created_on}") +print(f"Time series: {ts.series.name}") +print(f"Data points: {len(ts.series)}") +print(f"Data type: {ts.series.dtype}") +print(f"Date range: {ts.series.index.min()} to {ts.series.index.max()}") +print(f"Processing steps: {len(ts.processing_steps)}") ``` -### TimeSeries Components - -Each `TimeSeries` object contains: - -- **series**: The actual pandas Series with data -- **processing_steps**: List of ProcessingStep objects documenting transformations -- **index_metadata**: Information about the index structure for proper reconstruction -- **values_dtype**: Data type of the values -- **created_on**: Timestamp of creation - -### TimeSeries Naming Convention - -meteaudata uses a structured naming system to track processing history: - +**Output:** ``` -{SignalName}#{SignalVersion}_{ProcessingSuffix}#{StepNumber} +Time series: Temperature#1_RAW#1 +Data points: 100 +Data type: float64 +Date range: 2024-01-01 00:00:00 to 2024-01-05 03:00:00 +Processing steps: 0 ``` -**Examples:** -- `Temperature#1_RAW#1` - Original raw temperature data -- `Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1` - After resampling operation -- `Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1` - After linear interpolation -- `Temperature#1_SLICE#1` - After subsetting operation - -This ensures every time series can be uniquely identified and its processing history traced. - -## Univariate Processing Functions - -Univariate processing functions operate on individual time series within a signal. All functions follow the `SignalTransformFunctionProtocol`. - -### Available Processing Functions - -#### Resampling - -Change the temporal resolution of time series data: +## Accessing Data ```python -from meteaudata.processing_steps.univariate.resample import resample - -# Resample to different frequencies -signal.process([f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1"], resample, "2H") # Every 2 hours -signal.process([f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1"], resample, "30min") # Every 30 minutes -signal.process([f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1"], resample, "1D") # Daily - -# The resampling function uses pandas resample().mean() internally -resampled_ts = signal.time_series[f"{signal.name}#1_RESAMPLED#1"] -print(f"Original points: {len(signal.time_series[f'{signal.name}#1_RAW#1'].series)}") -print(f"Resampled points: {len(resampled_ts.series)}") +# Get the pandas Series +data = ts.series +print(f"First 5 values:\n{data.head()}") +print(f"\nBasic statistics:") +print(f"Mean: {data.mean():.2f}") +print(f"Std: {data.std():.2f}") +print(f"Min: {data.min():.2f}") +print(f"Max: {data.max():.2f}") ``` -#### Linear Interpolation - -Fill missing values using linear interpolation: - -```python -from meteaudata.processing_steps.univariate.interpolate import linear_interpolation - -# Apply linear interpolation (typically after resampling or to fill gaps) -signal.process([f"{signal.name}#1_RESAMPLED#1"], linear_interpolation) - -# The function uses pandas interpolate(method="linear") internally -interpolated_ts = signal.time_series[f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"] - -# Check if NaN values were filled -original_nulls = signal.time_series[f"{signal.name}#1_RESAMPLED#1"].series.isnull().sum() -after_nulls = interpolated_ts.series.isnull().sum() -print(f"NaN values before interpolation: {original_nulls}") -print(f"NaN values after interpolation: {after_nulls}") +**Output:** ``` +First 5 values: +2024-01-01 00:00:00 24.967142 +2024-01-01 01:00:00 18.617357 +2024-01-01 02:00:00 26.476885 +2024-01-01 03:00:00 35.230299 +2024-01-01 04:00:00 17.658466 +Freq: h, Name: Temperature#1_RAW#1, dtype: float64 -#### Subsetting - -Extract portions of time series data: - -```python -from meteaudata.processing_steps.univariate.subset import subset -from datetime import datetime - -# Subset by index positions -signal.process([f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"], subset, start=10, end=50, by_index=True) - -# Subset by datetime (if datetime index) -signal.process( - [f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"], - subset, - start_position=datetime(2024, 1, 1, 12, 0), - end_position=datetime(2024, 1, 2, 12, 0), - by_index=False -) - -subset_ts = signal.time_series[f"{signal.name}#1_SLICE#1"] -print(f"Subset contains {len(subset_ts.series)} points") -print(f"Date range: {subset_ts.series.index.min()} to {subset_ts.series.index.max()}") +Basic statistics: +Mean: 18.96 +Std: 9.08 +Min: -6.20 +Max: 38.52 ``` -#### Range Replacement - -Replace values in specific ranges: +## Processing Time Series ```python -from meteaudata.processing_steps.univariate.replace import replace_ranges +# Apply processing to create new time series +from meteaudata import linear_interpolation +signal.process([ts_name], linear_interpolation) -# Replace values with NaN during a specific time period -signal.process( - [f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1"], - replace_ranges, - [("2024-01-01 06:00:00", "2024-01-01 08:00:00")], # List of date ranges - reason="sensor maintenance period", - replace_with=np.nan -) - -replaced_ts = signal.time_series[f"{signal.name}#1_REPLACED-RANGES#1"] -print(f"Values replaced during maintenance period") +# Check the new time series +processed_name = "Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1" +processed_ts = signal.time_series[processed_name] +print(f"Original: {len(ts.series)} points") +print(f"Processed: {len(processed_ts.series)} points") +print(f"Processing steps: {len(processed_ts.processing_steps)}") +print(f"Step type: {processed_ts.processing_steps[0].type}") ``` -#### Prediction - -Simple prediction functions for extending time series: - -```python -from meteaudata.processing_steps.univariate.prediction import predict_previous_point - -# Predict next value based on previous point (simple persistence model) -signal.process([f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"], predict_previous_point) - -predicted_ts = signal.time_series[f"{signal.name}#1_PREV-PRED#1"] -print(f"Prediction added {len(predicted_ts.series) - len(signal.time_series[f'{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1'].series)} point(s)") +**Output:** ``` - -## Processing Pipelines - -### Sequential Processing - -Build processing pipelines by chaining operations: - -```python -from meteaudata.processing_steps.univariate import resample, interpolate, subset, replace -from datetime import datetime - -# Start with raw data -current_series = f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1" -print(f"Starting with: {current_series}") - -# Step 1: Resample to 2-hour intervals -signal.process([current_series], resample.resample, "2H") -current_series = f"{signal.name}#1_RESAMPLED#1" -print(f"After resampling: {current_series}") - -# Step 2: Fill gaps with linear interpolation -signal.process([current_series], interpolate.linear_interpolation) -current_series = f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1" -print(f"After interpolation: {current_series}") - -# Step 3: Extract specific time period -signal.process([current_series], subset.subset, start=5, end=25, by_index=True) -current_series = f"{signal.name}#1_SLICE#1" -print(f"After subsetting: {current_series}") - -# Final result -final_data = signal.time_series[current_series].series -print(f"\nFinal series: {len(final_data)} points") -print(f"Processing steps in final series: {len(signal.time_series[current_series].processing_steps)}") +Original: 100 points +Processed: 100 points +Processing steps: 1 +Step type: ProcessingType.GAP_FILLING ``` -### Pipeline Function Creation - -Create reusable processing pipelines: +## Time Series Metadata ```python -def standard_preprocessing_pipeline(signal, input_series_name, target_frequency="1H"): - """ - Standard preprocessing pipeline for time series data. - - Args: - signal: Signal object to process - input_series_name: Name of input time series - target_frequency: Target resampling frequency - - Returns: - Name of final processed time series - """ - current = input_series_name - - # Step 1: Resample to target frequency - signal.process([current], resample.resample, target_frequency) - current = current.replace("_RAW#", "_RESAMPLED#") - - # Step 2: Fill gaps with interpolation - signal.process([current], interpolate.linear_interpolation) - current = current.replace("_RESAMPLED#", "_LIN-INT#") - - return current +# Explore processing history +step = processed_ts.processing_steps[0] +print(f"Processing step:") +print(f" Type: {step.type}") +print(f" Function: {step.function_info.name}") +print(f" Applied on: {step.run_datetime}") +print(f" Parameters: {step.parameters}") -# Apply pipeline -raw_series = f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1" -processed_series = standard_preprocessing_pipeline(signal, raw_series, "30min") -print(f"Pipeline result: {processed_series}") +# Index information +print(f"\nIndex metadata:") +print(f" Type: {processed_ts.index_metadata.type}") +print(f" Frequency: {processed_ts.index_metadata.frequency}") ``` -## Processing History and Metadata - -### Examining Processing Steps - -Each processed time series maintains complete history: - -```python -# Get a processed time series -processed_ts = signal.time_series[f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"] - -print(f"Processing history for {processed_ts.series.name}:") -print(f"Total steps: {len(processed_ts.processing_steps)}") - -for i, step in enumerate(processed_ts.processing_steps, 1): - print(f"\nStep {i}:") - print(f" Type: {step.type.value}") - print(f" Function: {step.function_info.name}") - print(f" Description: {step.description}") - print(f" Executed: {step.run_datetime}") - print(f" Input series: {step.input_series_names}") - print(f" Suffix: {step.suffix}") - - if step.parameters: - param_dict = step.parameters.as_dict() - if param_dict: - print(f" Parameters: {param_dict}") +**Output:** ``` +Processing step: + Type: ProcessingType.GAP_FILLING + Function: linear interpolation + Applied on: 2025-07-29 21:42:35.867883 + Parameters: -### Function Information - -Each processing step includes complete function metadata: - -```python -# Examine function information -step = processed_ts.processing_steps[0] # First processing step -func_info = step.function_info - -print(f"Function: {func_info.name}") -print(f"Version: {func_info.version}") -print(f"Author: {func_info.author}") -print(f"Reference: {func_info.reference}") - -# Check if source code was captured -if (func_info.source_code and - not func_info.source_code.startswith("Could not") and - not func_info.source_code.startswith("Function not")): - print(f"Source code captured: {len(func_info.source_code.splitlines())} lines") - # To see the actual source code: - # print(func_info.source_code) -``` - -### Parameters Tracking - -Processing functions can store parameters for reproducibility: - -```python -# Functions that use parameters (like resample) store them -resampled_ts = signal.time_series[f"{signal.name}#1_RESAMPLED#1"] -if resampled_ts.processing_steps: - step = resampled_ts.processing_steps[0] - if step.parameters: - params = step.parameters.as_dict() - print(f"Resample parameters: {params}") - # Output: {'frequency': '2H'} -``` - -## Index Metadata Preservation - -meteaudata preserves index metadata to ensure proper reconstruction: - -```python -# Create signal with specific index characteristics -datetime_index = pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=100, freq='15min', tz='UTC') -data_with_tz = pd.Series(np.random.randn(100), index=datetime_index, name="RAW") - -tz_signal = Signal( - input_data=data_with_tz, - name="TimezoneSignal", - provenance=provenance, - units="units" -) - -# Process the data -tz_signal.process([f"{tz_signal.name}#1_RAW#1"], resample.resample, "1H") - -# Examine index metadata preservation -ts = tz_signal.time_series[f"{tz_signal.name}#1_RAW#1"] -index_meta = ts.index_metadata - -print(f"Index type: {index_meta.type}") -print(f"Frequency: {index_meta.frequency}") -print(f"Timezone: {index_meta.time_zone}") -print(f"Data type: {index_meta.dtype}") - -# Verify the processed series maintains index characteristics -processed_ts = tz_signal.time_series[f"{tz_signal.name}#1_RESAMPLED#1"] -print(f"Processed series timezone: {processed_ts.series.index.tz}") -``` - -## Error Handling - -### Common Processing Errors - -Handle typical errors in processing pipelines: - -```python -# Non-datetime index error -try: - # Create series with non-datetime index - numeric_index_data = pd.Series(np.random.randn(100), name="RAW") - bad_signal = Signal(input_data=numeric_index_data, name="BadSignal", provenance=provenance, units="units") - - bad_signal.process([f"BadSignal#1_RAW#1"], resample.resample, "1H") -except IndexError as e: - print(f"Index error: {e}") - # Output: Series BadSignal#1_RAW#1 has index type . - # Please provide either pd.DatetimeIndex or pd.TimedeltaIndex - -# Missing time series error -try: - signal.process(["NonExistent#1_RAW#1"], resample.resample, "1H") -except ValueError as e: - print(f"Series not found: {e}") -``` - -### Validation - -Validate processing results: - -```python -def validate_processing_result(signal, series_name): - """Validate that processing was successful.""" - - if series_name not in signal.time_series: - return False, f"Series {series_name} not found" - - ts = signal.time_series[series_name] - - # Check for empty series - if len(ts.series) == 0: - return False, "Series is empty" - - # Check for all NaN values - if ts.series.isnull().all(): - return False, "Series contains only NaN values" - - # Check processing steps - if len(ts.processing_steps) == 0: - return False, "No processing steps recorded" - - # Check index consistency - if ts.index_metadata and ts.index_metadata.type != type(ts.series.index).__name__: - return False, "Index metadata inconsistent with actual index" - - return True, "Validation passed" - -# Validate processed series -is_valid, message = validate_processing_result(signal, f"{signal.name}#1_RESAMPLED#1") -print(f"Validation result: {message}") -``` - -## Creating Custom Processing Functions - -### Function Template - -Follow the SignalTransformFunctionProtocol to create custom functions: - -```python -import datetime -from meteaudata.types import FunctionInfo, Parameters, ProcessingStep, ProcessingType - -def smooth_data( - input_series: list[pd.Series], - window_size: int = 5, - *args, - **kwargs -) -> list[tuple[pd.Series, list[ProcessingStep]]]: - """ - Custom smoothing function using rolling mean. - - Args: - input_series: List of pandas Series to process - window_size: Size of rolling window for smoothing - - Returns: - List of (processed_series, processing_steps) tuples - """ - - # Define function metadata - func_info = FunctionInfo( - name="rolling_mean_smoothing", - version="1.0", - author="Custom Author", - reference="Custom smoothing implementation" - ) - - # Store parameters - parameters = Parameters(window_size=window_size) - - # Create processing step - processing_step = ProcessingStep( - type=ProcessingType.SMOOTHING, - parameters=parameters, - function_info=func_info, - description=f"Rolling mean smoothing with window size {window_size}", - run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), - requires_calibration=False, - input_series_names=[str(col.name) for col in input_series], - suffix="SMOOTH" - ) - - outputs = [] - for col in input_series: - col = col.copy() - col_name = col.name - signal_name, _ = str(col_name).split("_", 1) - - # Validate index type - if not isinstance(col.index, (pd.DatetimeIndex, pd.TimedeltaIndex)): - raise IndexError( - f"Series {col.name} has index type {type(col.index)}. " - "Please provide either pd.DatetimeIndex or pd.TimedeltaIndex" - ) - - # Apply smoothing - smoothed = col.rolling(window=window_size, center=True).mean() - - # Name the output series - new_name = f"{signal_name}_{processing_step.suffix}" - smoothed.name = new_name - - outputs.append((smoothed, [processing_step])) - - return outputs - -# Use the custom function -signal.process([f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1"], smooth_data, window_size=3) - -# Examine the result -smoothed_ts = signal.time_series[f"{signal.name}#1_SMOOTH#1"] -print(f"Smoothed series created: {smoothed_ts.series.name}") -print(f"Parameters used: {smoothed_ts.processing_steps[0].parameters.as_dict()}") -``` - -## Best Practices - -### 1. Chain Processing Logically - -```python -# Good: Logical sequence -signal.process([raw_series], resample.resample, "1H") # Standardize frequency -signal.process([resampled_series], interpolate.linear_interpolation) # Fill gaps -signal.process([interpolated_series], subset.subset, start=10, end=90, by_index=True) # Extract ROI - -# Avoid: Unnecessary back-and-forth -# Don't resample → subset → resample again without good reason -``` - -### 2. Preserve Processing Context - -```python -# Document processing intent with descriptive parameters -signal.process( - [f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1"], - replace.replace_ranges, - [("2024-01-01 02:00:00", "2024-01-01 04:00:00")], - reason="sensor calibration period - data invalid", # Clear reason - replace_with=np.nan -) -``` - -### 3. Validate at Each Step - -```python -def robust_processing_pipeline(signal, input_series): - """Pipeline with validation at each step.""" - - current = input_series - - # Step 1: Resample - signal.process([current], resample.resample, "1H") - current = f"{signal.name}#1_RESAMPLED#1" - - # Validate step 1 - if signal.time_series[current].series.empty: - raise ValueError("Resampling resulted in empty series") - - # Step 2: Interpolate - signal.process([current], interpolate.linear_interpolation) - current = f"{signal.name}#1_LIN-INT#1" - - # Validate step 2 - remaining_nulls = signal.time_series[current].series.isnull().sum() - if remaining_nulls > 0: - print(f"Warning: {remaining_nulls} null values remain after interpolation") - - return current - -# Use robust pipeline -try: - final_series = robust_processing_pipeline(signal, f"{signal.name}#1_RAW#1") - print(f"Pipeline completed successfully: {final_series}") -except ValueError as e: - print(f"Pipeline failed: {e}") -``` - -### 4. Use Appropriate Index Types - -```python -# Ensure proper index types for time series processing -if not isinstance(data.index, pd.DatetimeIndex): - # Convert if possible - data.index = pd.to_datetime(data.index) - -# Or create proper datetime index -proper_index = pd.date_range(start='2024-01-01', periods=len(data), freq='1H') -data = data.reindex(proper_index) +Index metadata: + Type: DatetimeIndex + Frequency: h ``` ## See Also -- [Working with Signals](signals.md) - Understanding signal structure and management -- [Multivariate Processing](../api-reference/processing/multivariate.md) - Cross-signal processing functions -- [Metadata Visualization](metadata-visualization.md) - Exploring processing history -- [Saving and Loading](saving-loading.md) - Persisting processed time series \ No newline at end of file +- [Working with Signals](signals.md) - Understanding signal containers +- [Processing Steps](processing-steps.md) - Available processing functions +- [Visualization](visualization.md) - Plotting time series data \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/user-guide/time-series_template.md b/docs/user-guide/time-series_template.md index 7f93215..bc53c00 100644 --- a/docs/user-guide/time-series_template.md +++ b/docs/user-guide/time-series_template.md @@ -1,737 +1,91 @@ # Time Series Processing -This guide covers time series processing concepts in meteaudata, including processing pipelines, understanding TimeSeries objects, and working with univariate processing functions to transform time series data while maintaining complete metadata and processing history. +Time series are the individual data arrays within signals. Each time series has data, metadata, and processing history. -## Understanding TimeSeries Objects - -Every processed time series in meteaudata is represented by a `TimeSeries` object that contains both the data and its complete processing history. - -### TimeSeries Structure +## Working with Time Series ```python exec="simple_signal" -# Examine the TimeSeries object -ts_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] # "Temperature#1_RAW#1" -time_series = signal.time_series[ts_name] - -print(f"TimeSeries name: {ts_name}") -print(f"Data points: {len(time_series.series)}") -print(f"Processing steps: {len(time_series.processing_steps)}") # 1 for raw data creation -print(f"Index type: {type(time_series.series.index)}") -print(f"Values dtype: {time_series.values_dtype}") -print(f"Created on: {time_series.created_on}") -print(f"First few values: {time_series.series.head(3).values}") -print(f"Index range: {time_series.series.index[0]} to {time_series.series.index[-1]}") -``` - -### TimeSeries Components - -Each `TimeSeries` object contains: - -- **series**: The actual pandas Series with data -- **processing_steps**: List of ProcessingStep objects documenting transformations -- **index_metadata**: Information about the index structure for proper reconstruction -- **values_dtype**: Data type of the values -- **created_on**: Timestamp of creation - -```python exec="continue" -# Examine TimeSeries components in detail -ts = signal.time_series[list(signal.time_series.keys())[0]] - -print("TimeSeries Components:") -print(f"- series type: {type(ts.series)}") -print(f"- series shape: {ts.series.shape}") -print(f"- index_metadata: {ts.index_metadata}") -print(f"- values_dtype: {ts.values_dtype}") -print(f"- processing_steps count: {len(ts.processing_steps)}") - -if ts.processing_steps: - step = ts.processing_steps[0] - print(f"- first step type: {step.type}") - print(f"- first step description: {step.description}") -``` - -### TimeSeries Naming Convention - -meteaudata uses a structured naming system to track processing history: - -``` -{SignalName}#{SignalVersion}_{ProcessingSuffix}#{StepNumber} -``` - -```python exec="continue" -# Demonstrate naming convention by applying several processing steps -from meteaudata import resample, linear_interpolation, subset - -print("Original time series:") -original_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] -print(f"- {original_name}") +temp_data = pd.Series( + 20 + 5 * np.sin(np.arange(100) * 2 * np.pi / 24) + np.random.normal(0, 0.5, 100), + index=pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=100, freq='1H'), + name="RAW" +) -# Apply resampling -signal.process([original_name], resample, frequency="2H") -resample_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[-1] -print(f"- {resample_name} (after resampling)") +provenance = DataProvenance( + source_repository="Example System", + project="metEAUdata documentation", + location="Demo Location", + equipment="Temperature Sensor v2.1", + parameter="Temperature", + purpose="Creating examples for the documentation", + metadata_id="doc_example_001" +) -# Apply interpolation -signal.process([resample_name], linear_interpolation) -interp_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[-1] -print(f"- {interp_name} (after interpolation)") +signal = Signal( + input_data=temp_data, # automatically parses the data into a TimeSeries object + name="Temperature", + provenance=provenance, + units="°C" +) -# Apply subset -signal.process([interp_name], subset, start=5, end=15, by_index=True) -subset_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[-1] -print(f"- {subset_name} (after subsetting)") +ts = signal.time_series["Temperature#1_RAW#1"] # Recover the formatted TimeSeries object -print("\nNaming breakdown:") -print("- Temperature#1_RAW#1: Original raw temperature data") -print("- Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1: After resampling operation") -print("- Temperature#1_INTERPOLATED#1: After linear interpolation") -print("- Temperature#1_SUBSET#1: After subsetting operation") -print("\nThis ensures every time series can be uniquely identified and its processing history traced.") +print(f"Time series: {ts.series.name}") +print(f"Data points: {len(ts.series)}") +print(f"Data type: {ts.series.dtype}") +print(f"Date range: {ts.series.index.min()} to {ts.series.index.max()}") +print(f"Processing steps: {len(ts.processing_steps)}") # Has no processing steps yet. ``` -## Univariate Processing Functions - -Univariate processing functions operate on individual time series within a signal. All functions follow the `SignalTransformFunctionProtocol`. - -### Available Processing Functions - -#### Resampling - -Change the temporal resolution of time series data: +## Accessing Data ```python exec="continue" -from meteaudata import resample - -print("Resampling demonstration:") -original = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] -original_ts = signal.time_series[original] -print(f"Original frequency: ~{pd.infer_freq(original_ts.series.index)}") -print(f"Original points: {len(original_ts.series)}") - -# Resample to different frequencies -signal.process([original], resample, frequency="2H") -resampled_2h = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "RESAMPLED" in k][-1] -print(f"After 2H resampling: {len(signal.time_series[resampled_2h].series)} points") - -# Try daily resampling from the original -signal.process([original], resample, frequency="1D") -resampled_1d = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "RESAMPLED" in k][-1] -print(f"After 1D resampling: {len(signal.time_series[resampled_1d].series)} points") - -print(f"\nAvailable resampled series:") -for name in signal.time_series.keys(): - if "RESAMPLED" in name: - print(f" - {name}: {len(signal.time_series[name].series)} points") +# Get the pandas Series +data = ts.series +print(f"First 5 values:\n{data.head()}") +print(f"\nBasic statistics:") +print(f"Mean: {data.mean():.2f}") +print(f"Std: {data.std():.2f}") +print(f"Min: {data.min():.2f}") +print(f"Max: {data.max():.2f}") ``` -#### Linear Interpolation - -Fill missing values using linear interpolation: +## Processing Time Series ```python exec="continue" +# Apply processing to create new time series from meteaudata import linear_interpolation -import numpy as np - -# First create a series with some NaN values by resampling to higher frequency -original = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] -signal.process([original], resample, frequency="30T") # 30-minute intervals -resampled = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "RESAMPLED" in k][-1] - -print("Linear interpolation demonstration:") -pre_interp_ts = signal.time_series[resampled] -nulls_before = pre_interp_ts.series.isnull().sum() -print(f"NaN values before interpolation: {nulls_before}") - -# Apply linear interpolation -signal.process([resampled], linear_interpolation) -interp_name = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "INTERPOLATED" in k][-1] -interpolated_ts = signal.time_series[interp_name] -nulls_after = interpolated_ts.series.isnull().sum() +signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], linear_interpolation) -print(f"NaN values after interpolation: {nulls_after}") -print(f"Points before: {len(pre_interp_ts.series)}") -print(f"Points after: {len(interpolated_ts.series)}") - -# Show example values around interpolation -if nulls_before > 0: - print(f"Interpolation successfully filled {nulls_before - nulls_after} NaN values") +# Check the new time series +processed_name = signal.all_time_series[-1] +processed_ts = signal.time_series[processed_name] +print(f"Processed time series name: {processed_name}") +print(f"Original: {len(ts.series)} points") +print(f"Processed: {len(processed_ts.series)} points") +print(f"Processing steps: {len(processed_ts.processing_steps)}") +print(f"Step type: {processed_ts.processing_steps[0].type}") ``` -#### Subsetting - -Extract portions of time series data: - -```python exec="continue" -from meteaudata import subset - -print("Subsetting demonstration:") -# Use one of our processed series -source_series = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] # Use raw data -source_ts = signal.time_series[source_series] - -print(f"Original series: {len(source_ts.series)} points") -print(f"Date range: {source_ts.series.index[0]} to {source_ts.series.index[-1]}") - -# Subset by index positions -signal.process([source_series], subset, start=10, end=30, by_index=True) -subset_name = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "SUBSET" in k][-1] -subset_ts = signal.time_series[subset_name] - -print(f"\nAfter subsetting (index 10-30):") -print(f"Subset contains: {len(subset_ts.series)} points") -print(f"Date range: {subset_ts.series.index[0]} to {subset_ts.series.index[-1]}") - -# Subset by datetime -from datetime import datetime -start_time = source_ts.series.index[5] -end_time = source_ts.series.index[25] - -signal.process([source_series], subset, - start_datetime=start_time, - end_datetime=end_time) -datetime_subset = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "SUBSET" in k][-1] -datetime_subset_ts = signal.time_series[datetime_subset] - -print(f"\nAfter datetime subsetting:") -print(f"Subset contains: {len(datetime_subset_ts.series)} points") -print(f"Date range: {datetime_subset_ts.series.index[0]} to {datetime_subset_ts.series.index[-1]}") -``` - -#### Range Replacement - -Replace values in specific ranges: - -```python exec="continue" -from meteaudata import replace_ranges -import numpy as np - -print("Range replacement demonstration:") -source_series = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] -source_ts = signal.time_series[source_series] - -# Get a date range for replacement (first 10% of the data) -start_date = source_ts.series.index[5] -end_date = source_ts.series.index[15] - -print(f"Original values in range {start_date} to {end_date}:") -original_values = source_ts.series[start_date:end_date] -print(f" Mean value: {original_values.mean():.2f}") -print(f" Count: {len(original_values)} points") - -# Replace values with NaN during this period -signal.process( - [source_series], - replace_ranges, - ranges=[(str(start_date), str(end_date))], - reason="sensor maintenance period", - replace_with=np.nan -) - -replaced_name = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "REPLACED" in k][-1] -replaced_ts = signal.time_series[replaced_name] - -print(f"\nAfter replacement:") -replaced_values = replaced_ts.series[start_date:end_date] -print(f" NaN values in range: {replaced_values.isnull().sum()}") -print(f" Total NaN values in series: {replaced_ts.series.isnull().sum()}") -``` - -## Processing Pipelines - -### Sequential Processing - -Build processing pipelines by chaining operations: +## Time Series Metadata ```python exec="continue" -print("Sequential processing pipeline:") - -# Start with raw data -current_series = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] # Get raw series name -print(f"1. Starting with: {current_series}") -print(f" Points: {len(signal.time_series[current_series].series)}") - -# Step 1: Resample to 2-hour intervals -signal.process([current_series], resample, frequency="2H") -current_series = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "RESAMPLED" in k][-1] -print(f"2. After resampling: {current_series}") -print(f" Points: {len(signal.time_series[current_series].series)}") - -# Step 2: Fill gaps with linear interpolation -signal.process([current_series], linear_interpolation) -current_series = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "INTERPOLATED" in k][-1] -print(f"3. After interpolation: {current_series}") -print(f" Points: {len(signal.time_series[current_series].series)}") - -# Step 3: Extract specific portion -signal.process([current_series], subset, start=5, end=15, by_index=True) -current_series = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "SUBSET" in k][-1] -print(f"4. After subsetting: {current_series}") -print(f" Points: {len(signal.time_series[current_series].series)}") - -# Final result -final_data = signal.time_series[current_series].series -print(f"\nFinal pipeline result:") -print(f" - Series name: {current_series}") -print(f" - Points: {len(final_data)}") -print(f" - Processing steps: {len(signal.time_series[current_series].processing_steps)}") -print(f" - Date range: {final_data.index[0]} to {final_data.index[-1]}") -``` - -### Pipeline Function Creation - -Create reusable processing pipelines: - -```python exec="continue" -def standard_preprocessing_pipeline(signal, input_series_name, target_frequency="1H"): - """ - Standard preprocessing pipeline for time series data. - - Args: - signal: Signal object to process - input_series_name: Name of input time series - target_frequency: Target resampling frequency - - Returns: - Name of final processed time series - """ - print(f"Running standard pipeline on {input_series_name}") - - # Step 1: Resample to target frequency - signal.process([input_series_name], resample, frequency=target_frequency) - resampled = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "RESAMPLED" in k][-1] - print(f" Resampled to {target_frequency}: {resampled}") - - # Step 2: Fill gaps with interpolation - signal.process([resampled], linear_interpolation) - interpolated = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "INTERPOLATED" in k][-1] - print(f" Interpolated: {interpolated}") - - return interpolated - -# Apply pipeline to raw data -raw_series = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] -processed_series = standard_preprocessing_pipeline(signal, raw_series, "30T") - -print(f"\nPipeline completed!") -print(f"Input: {raw_series} ({len(signal.time_series[raw_series].series)} points)") -print(f"Output: {processed_series} ({len(signal.time_series[processed_series].series)} points)") -``` - -## Processing History and Metadata - -### Examining Processing Steps - -Each processed time series maintains complete history: - -```python exec="simple_signal" -# Get a processed time series with multiple steps -processed_series = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "INTERPOLATED" in k] -if processed_series: - series_name = processed_series[-1] # Get the most recent one - processed_ts = signal.time_series[series_name] - - print(f"Processing history for {series_name}:") - print(f"Total steps: {len(processed_ts.processing_steps)}") - - for i, step in enumerate(processed_ts.processing_steps, 1): - print(f"\nStep {i}:") - print(f" Type: {step.type}") - print(f" Function: {step.function_info.name} v{step.function_info.version}") - print(f" Description: {step.description}") - print(f" Executed: {step.run_datetime.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')}") - print(f" Suffix: {step.suffix}") - - if step.parameters: - param_dict = step.parameters.as_dict() - if param_dict: - print(f" Parameters: {param_dict}") -else: - print("No processed series with interpolation found in current signal") -``` - -### Function Information - -Each processing step includes complete function metadata: - -```python exec="simple_signal" -# Examine function information from any processing step -processed_keys = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if len(signal.time_series[k].processing_steps) > 1] -if processed_keys: - ts = signal.time_series[processed_keys[0]] - step = ts.processing_steps[-1] # Get the last processing step - func_info = step.function_info - - print("Function information:") - print(f" Name: {func_info.name}") - print(f" Version: {func_info.version}") - print(f" Author: {func_info.author}") - print(f" Reference: {func_info.reference}") - - # Check if source code was captured - if (func_info.source_code and - not func_info.source_code.startswith("Could not") and - not func_info.source_code.startswith("Function not")): - print(f" Source code captured: {len(func_info.source_code.splitlines())} lines") - else: - print(f" Source code: Not captured or not available") -``` - -### Parameters Tracking - -Processing functions can store parameters for reproducibility: - -```python exec="simple_signal" -# Find functions that use parameters (like resample) -print("Parameter tracking examples:") - -for ts_name, ts in signal.time_series.items(): - for i, step in enumerate(ts.processing_steps): - if step.parameters and step.parameters.as_dict(): - params = step.parameters.as_dict() - print(f"\n{ts_name} - Step {i+1}:") - print(f" Function: {step.function_info.name}") - print(f" Parameters: {params}") - -if not any(step.parameters and step.parameters.as_dict() - for ts in signal.time_series.values() - for step in ts.processing_steps): - print("No parameter examples found in current processing history") -``` - -## Index Metadata Preservation - -meteaudata preserves index metadata to ensure proper reconstruction: - -```python exec="base" -# Create signal with specific index characteristics -import pandas as pd -import numpy as np - -np.random.seed(42) # For reproducible examples -datetime_index = pd.date_range('2024-01-01', periods=24, freq='1H', tz='UTC') -data_with_tz = pd.Series(np.random.randn(24), index=datetime_index, name="RAW") - -from meteaudata import DataProvenance, Signal -tz_provenance = DataProvenance( - source_repository="Timezone Demo", - project="Index Metadata Example", - location="UTC Location", - equipment="Timezone Sensor", - parameter="Timezone Parameter", - purpose="Demonstrate index metadata preservation", - metadata_id="tz_demo_001" -) - -tz_signal = Signal( - input_data=data_with_tz, - name="TimezoneSignal", - provenance=tz_provenance, - units="units" -) - -print("Index metadata preservation:") -print(f"Original data timezone: {data_with_tz.index.tz}") - -# Process the data -from meteaudata import resample -tz_signal.process([f"{tz_signal.name}#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="2H") - -# Examine index metadata preservation -raw_ts = tz_signal.time_series[f"{tz_signal.name}#1_RAW#1"] -index_meta = raw_ts.index_metadata - -print(f"\nIndex metadata for raw series:") -print(f" Type: {index_meta.type}") -print(f" Frequency: {index_meta.frequency}") -print(f" Timezone: {index_meta.time_zone}") -print(f" Data type: {index_meta.dtype}") - -# Verify the processed series maintains index characteristics -processed_ts = tz_signal.time_series[f"{tz_signal.name}#1_RESAMPLED#1"] -print(f"\nProcessed series verification:") -print(f" Original timezone: {raw_ts.series.index.tz}") -print(f" Processed timezone: {processed_ts.series.index.tz}") -print(f" Timezone preserved: {raw_ts.series.index.tz == processed_ts.series.index.tz}") -``` - -## Error Handling - -### Common Processing Errors - -Handle typical errors in processing pipelines: - -```python exec="base" -import pandas as pd -import numpy as np - -print("Error handling examples:") - -# Non-datetime index error -try: - # Create series with non-datetime index - numeric_index_data = pd.Series(np.random.randn(10), name="RAW") - bad_signal = Signal( - input_data=numeric_index_data, - name="BadSignal", - provenance=tz_provenance, # Reuse previous provenance - units="units" - ) - - from meteaudata import resample - bad_signal.process(["BadSignal#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="1H") - -except Exception as e: - print(f"1. Index error caught: {type(e).__name__}") - print(f" Message: {str(e)[:100]}...") - -# Missing time series error -try: - tz_signal.process(["NonExistent#1_RAW#1"], resample, frequency="1H") -except Exception as e: - print(f"2. Missing series error: {type(e).__name__}") - print(f" Message: {str(e)[:100]}...") - -print("\nError handling is important for robust processing pipelines!") -``` - -### Validation - -Validate processing results: - -```python exec="simple_signal" -def validate_processing_result(signal, series_name): - """Validate that processing was successful.""" - - if series_name not in signal.time_series: - return False, f"Series {series_name} not found" - - ts = signal.time_series[series_name] - - # Check for empty series - if len(ts.series) == 0: - return False, "Series is empty" - - # Check for all NaN values - if ts.series.isnull().all(): - return False, "Series contains only NaN values" - - # Check processing steps - if len(ts.processing_steps) == 0: - return False, "No processing steps recorded" - - # Check index consistency - if ts.index_metadata and ts.index_metadata.type != type(ts.series.index).__name__: - return False, "Index metadata inconsistent with actual index" - - return True, "Validation passed" - -# Validate some processed series -print("Validation results:") -test_series = list(signal.time_series.keys())[:3] # Test first 3 series -for series_name in test_series: - is_valid, message = validate_processing_result(signal, series_name) - status = "✓" if is_valid else "✗" - print(f" {status} {series_name}: {message}") -``` - -## Creating Custom Processing Functions - -### Function Template - -Follow the SignalTransformFunctionProtocol to create custom functions: - -```python exec="simple_signal" -import datetime -from meteaudata.types import FunctionInfo, Parameters, ProcessingStep, ProcessingType - -def smooth_data( - input_series: list, - window_size: int = 5, - *args, - **kwargs -): - """ - Custom smoothing function using rolling mean. - - Args: - input_series: List of pandas Series to process - window_size: Size of rolling window for smoothing - - Returns: - List of (processed_series, processing_steps) tuples - """ - - # Define function metadata - func_info = FunctionInfo( - name="rolling_mean_smoothing", - version="1.0", - author="Custom Author", - reference="Custom smoothing implementation" - ) - - # Store parameters - parameters = Parameters(window_size=window_size) - - # Create processing step - processing_step = ProcessingStep( - type=ProcessingType.SMOOTHING, - parameters=parameters, - function_info=func_info, - description=f"Rolling mean smoothing with window size {window_size}", - run_datetime=datetime.datetime.now(), - requires_calibration=False, - input_series_names=[str(s.name) for s in input_series], - suffix="SMOOTH" - ) - - outputs = [] - for col in input_series: - col = col.copy() - col_name = col.name - signal_name, _ = str(col_name).split("_", 1) - - # Validate index type - if not isinstance(col.index, (pd.DatetimeIndex, pd.TimedeltaIndex)): - raise IndexError( - f"Series {col.name} has index type {type(col.index)}. " - "Please provide either pd.DatetimeIndex or pd.TimedeltaIndex" - ) - - # Apply smoothing - smoothed = col.rolling(window=window_size, center=True).mean() - - # Name the output series - new_name = f"{signal_name}_SMOOTH" - smoothed.name = new_name - - outputs.append((smoothed, [processing_step])) - - return outputs - -# Use the custom function -source_series = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] -print(f"Applying custom smoothing to: {source_series}") - -signal.process([source_series], smooth_data, window_size=3) - -# Examine the result -smoothed_keys = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "SMOOTH" in k] -if smoothed_keys: - smoothed_ts = signal.time_series[smoothed_keys[-1]] - print(f"Smoothed series created: {smoothed_keys[-1]}") - print(f"Parameters used: {smoothed_ts.processing_steps[-1].parameters.as_dict()}") - print(f"Original points: {len(signal.time_series[source_series].series)}") - print(f"Smoothed points: {len(smoothed_ts.series)}") - - # Show effect of smoothing - original_std = signal.time_series[source_series].series.std() - smoothed_std = smoothed_ts.series.std() - print(f"Standard deviation - Original: {original_std:.3f}, Smoothed: {smoothed_std:.3f}") -``` - -## Best Practices - -### 1. Chain Processing Logically - -```python exec="simple_signal" -print("Best practice: Logical processing sequence") - -# Start fresh for demonstration -raw_name = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] -print(f"Starting with: {raw_name}") - -# Good: Logical sequence -print("\n1. Standardize frequency with resampling") -signal.process([raw_name], resample, frequency="1H") -step1 = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "RESAMPLED" in k][-1] - -print("2. Fill gaps with interpolation") -signal.process([step1], linear_interpolation) -step2 = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "INTERPOLATED" in k][-1] - -print("3. Extract region of interest") -signal.process([step2], subset, start=10, end=40, by_index=True) -final = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "SUBSET" in k][-1] - -print(f"\nLogical pipeline completed: {final}") -print("This sequence makes sense: resample → fill gaps → extract ROI") -``` - -### 2. Preserve Processing Context - -```python exec="simple_signal" -print("Best practice: Document processing intent") - -# Use replace_ranges with clear documentation -source = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] -source_ts = signal.time_series[source] - -# Pick a meaningful date range for replacement -start_idx = len(source_ts.series) // 4 -end_idx = start_idx + 5 -start_date = source_ts.series.index[start_idx] -end_date = source_ts.series.index[end_idx] - -signal.process( - [source], - replace_ranges, - ranges=[(str(start_date), str(end_date))], - reason="sensor calibration period - data flagged as invalid", # Clear reason - replace_with=np.nan -) - -replaced_key = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "REPLACED" in k][-1] -replaced_ts = signal.time_series[replaced_key] - -print(f"Replaced data in range {start_date} to {end_date}") -print(f"Reason: {replaced_ts.processing_steps[-1].description}") -print("Clear documentation helps future users understand the processing rationale") -``` - -### 3. Validate at Each Step - -```python exec="simple_signal" -def robust_processing_pipeline(signal, input_series): - """Pipeline with validation at each step.""" - - current = input_series - print(f"Starting robust pipeline with: {current}") - - # Step 1: Resample - signal.process([current], resample, frequency="2H") - current = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "RESAMPLED" in k][-1] - - # Validate step 1 - if signal.time_series[current].series.empty: - raise ValueError("Resampling resulted in empty series") - print(f"✓ Step 1 validated: {current}") - - # Step 2: Interpolate - signal.process([current], linear_interpolation) - current = [k for k in signal.time_series.keys() if "INTERPOLATED" in k][-1] - - # Validate step 2 - remaining_nulls = signal.time_series[current].series.isnull().sum() - if remaining_nulls > 0: - print(f"⚠ Warning: {remaining_nulls} null values remain after interpolation") - else: - print(f"✓ Step 2 validated: no null values remaining") - - print(f"✓ Pipeline completed: {current}") - return current +# Explore processing history +step = processed_ts.processing_steps[0] +print(f"Processing step:") +print(f" Type: {step.type}") +print(f" Function: {step.function_info.name}") +print(f" Applied on: {step.run_datetime}") +print(f" Parameters: {step.parameters}") -# Use robust pipeline -try: - source = list(signal.time_series.keys())[0] - final_series = robust_processing_pipeline(signal, source) - print(f"\nRobust pipeline succeeded: {final_series}") -except ValueError as e: - print(f"Pipeline failed validation: {e}") +# Index information +print(f"\nIndex metadata:") +print(f" Type: {processed_ts.index_metadata.type}") +print(f" Frequency: {processed_ts.index_metadata.frequency}") ``` ## See Also -- [Working with Signals](signals.md) - Understanding signal structure and management -- [Processing Steps](processing-steps.md) - Detailed processing step documentation -- [Metadata Visualization](metadata-visualization.md) - Exploring processing history -- [Saving and Loading](saving-loading.md) - Persisting processed time series \ No newline at end of file +- [Working with Signals](signals.md) - Understanding signal containers +- [Processing Steps](processing-steps.md) - Available processing functions +- [Visualization](visualization.md) - Plotting time series data \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/user-guide/visualization.md b/docs/user-guide/visualization.md index 308b530..baf25da 100644 --- a/docs/user-guide/visualization.md +++ b/docs/user-guide/visualization.md @@ -1,157 +1,55 @@ # Plotting and Visualization -This guide covers meteaudata's built-in visualization capabilities for exploring time series data, processing dependencies, and dataset relationships. The visualization system uses Plotly for interactive plots and provides rich display methods for metadata exploration. - -> **📖 API Reference:** For complete method signatures, parameters, and return types, see the [Visualization API Reference](../api-reference/visualization/index.md). +meteaudata provides built-in visualization capabilities for exploring time series data and processing dependencies using Plotly interactive plots. ## Overview -meteaudata provides several visualization approaches: +meteaudata visualization includes: -1. **TimeSeries.plot()** - Individual time series plotting with processing type styling +1. **TimeSeries.plot()** - Individual time series plotting 2. **Signal.plot()** - Multi-time series plotting within a signal 3. **Signal.plot_dependency_graph()** - Processing dependency visualization 4. **Dataset.plot()** - Multi-signal plotting with subplots -5. **DisplayableBase.display()** - Rich metadata exploration with interactive SVG graphs - -## Quick Start -### Basic Time Series Plotting +## Basic Time Series Plotting ```python -# The signal has been pre-created with sample data and processing applied -print(f"Signal: {signal.name} ({signal.units})") -print(f"Available time series: {list(signal.time_series.keys())}") - # Plot individual time series +print(f"Signal: {signal.name} has {len(signal.time_series)} time series") + +# Get the raw time series raw_ts_name = "Temperature#1_RAW#1" raw_ts = signal.time_series[raw_ts_name] print(f"Plotting {raw_ts_name} with {len(raw_ts.series)} data points") +# Create basic plot fig = raw_ts.plot(title="Individual Time Series Plot") -print("Generated individual time series plot") - -# Plot multiple time series from the signal -ts_names = ["Temperature#1_RAW#1", "Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"] -signal_fig = signal.plot(ts_names, title="Multi-Time Series Plot") -print(f"Generated signal plot with {len(ts_names)} time series") ``` **Output:** ``` -Signal: Temperature#1 (°C) -Available time series: ['Temperature#1_RAW#1', 'Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1', 'Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1'] +Signal: Temperature#1 has 1 time series Plotting Temperature#1_RAW#1 with 100 data points -Plot saved as HTML: /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_timeseries_plot_fd7a67c1.html (PNG export failed: -Image export using the "kaleido" engine requires the kaleido package, -which can be installed using pip: - $ pip install -U kaleido -) -meteaudata timeseries_plot saved to /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_timeseries_plot_fd7a67c1.html -Generated individual time series plot -Plot saved as HTML: /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_timeseries_plot_fd7a67c1.html (PNG export failed: -Image export using the "kaleido" engine requires the kaleido package, -which can be installed using pip: - $ pip install -U kaleido -) -meteaudata timeseries_plot saved to /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_timeseries_plot_fd7a67c1.html -Plot saved as HTML: /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_timeseries_plot_fd7a67c1.html (PNG export failed: -Image export using the "kaleido" engine requires the kaleido package, -which can be installed using pip: - $ pip install -U kaleido -) -meteaudata timeseries_plot saved to /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_timeseries_plot_fd7a67c1.html -Plot saved as HTML: /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_signal_plot_fd7a67c1.html (PNG export failed: -Image export using the "kaleido" engine requires the kaleido package, -which can be installed using pip: - $ pip install -U kaleido -) -meteaudata signal_plot saved to /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_signal_plot_fd7a67c1.html -Generated signal plot with 2 time series -``` - - - - - -## TimeSeries Plotting - -### Individual Time Series Visualization - -Each `TimeSeries` object has a `plot()` method that creates interactive Plotly charts: - -```python -# Get a processed time series -ts_name = "Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1" -ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] -print(f"Working with {ts_name}: {len(ts.series)} data points") - -# Basic plot -print("Creating basic plot...") -fig = ts.plot() - -# Customized plot -print("Creating customized plot...") -fig = ts.plot( - title="Temperature Analysis", - y_axis="Temperature (°C)", - x_axis="Time", - legend_name="Processed Temperature" -) - -# Plot with date filtering -print("Creating filtered plot...") -data_start = ts.series.index.min() -data_end = ts.series.index.max() -print(f"Data range: {data_start} to {data_end}") - -fig = ts.plot( - start=str(data_start + pd.Timedelta(hours=6)), - end=str(data_start + pd.Timedelta(hours=18)), - title="Daytime Temperature" -) -print("Generated plots with different customizations") -``` - -**Output:** - -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp0r6j_cy2.py", line 153, in - ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] -NameError: name 'signal' is not defined ``` -### Processing Type Visualization + -The plot styling automatically reflects the processing type: +## Signal Plotting -| Processing Type | Marker Style | Line Mode | -|----------------|--------------|-----------| -| `SMOOTHING` | Circle | Lines only | -| `FILTERING` | Circle | Lines + markers | -| `GAP_FILLING` | Triangle up | Lines + markers | -| `PREDICTION` | Square | Lines + markers | -| `FAULT_DETECTION` | X | Lines + markers | -| `FAULT_DIAGNOSIS` | Star | Lines + markers | -| `OTHER` | Diamond | Markers only | - -The system automatically chooses appropriate markers and modes based on ProcessingType: +Plot multiple time series from the same signal: ```python -# Show how different processing types get different styling -from meteaudata.processing_steps.univariate import subset +# Apply processing to create more time series +from meteaudata import linear_interpolation -# Add another processing step to demonstrate styling -signal.process(["Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"], subset, start=10, end=80, by_index=True) +signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], linear_interpolation) -# Plot different processing types -ts_names = ["Temperature#1_RAW#1", "Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1", "Temperature#1_SLICE#1"] -styled_fig = signal.plot(ts_names, title="Different Processing Type Styling") -print(f"Generated plot showing {len(ts_names)} different processing types") +# Plot multiple time series from the signal +ts_names = ["Temperature#1_RAW#1", "Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"] +fig = signal.plot(ts_names, title="Raw vs Processed Data") +print(f"Plotted {len(ts_names)} time series together") -# Show the processing types +# Show processing type information for ts_name in ts_names: ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] if ts.processing_steps: @@ -162,256 +60,229 @@ for ts_name in ts_names: ``` **Output:** - -**Errors:** ``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpe1sggsvl.py", line 164, in - ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] -NameError: name 'signal' is not defined +Plotted 2 time series together +Temperature#1_RAW#1: RAW (no processing) +Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1: ProcessingType.GAP_FILLING ``` -## Dependency Graph Visualization + + + -### Processing Dependencies +## Dependency Graph Visualization -Visualize how time series are related through processing steps: +Visualize processing relationships: ```python -# Create dependency graph for a processed time series -dep_fig = signal.plot_dependency_graph("Temperature#1_SLICE#1") -print("Generated dependency graph showing processing lineage") +# Apply processing first +from meteaudata import linear_interpolation -# The dependency graph shows: -# - Time series as colored rectangles -# - Processing functions as connecting lines -# - Temporal flow from left to right -# - Processing step names as labels +signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], linear_interpolation) -# For time series with no dependencies (raw data) -raw_dep_fig = signal.plot_dependency_graph("Temperature#1_RAW#1") -print("Dependency graph for raw data shows '(No dependencies)'") +# Create dependency graph +dep_fig = signal.plot_dependency_graph("Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1") +print("Generated dependency graph showing processing lineage") ``` **Output:** - -**Errors:** ``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpbme2w4wz.py", line 164, in - ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] -NameError: name 'signal' is not defined +Generated dependency graph showing processing lineage ``` -## Dataset Plotting + -### Multi-Signal Visualization +## Dataset Plotting -Plot multiple signals from a dataset using subplots: +Plot multiple signals using subplots: ```python -# Plot multiple signals with subplots +# Check what signals are available +signal_names = list(dataset.signals.keys()) +print(f"Available signals: {signal_names}") + +# Plot multiple signals from dataset using actual signal names +selected_signals = signal_names[:2] # Get first two signals +ts_names = [f"{signal_name}_RAW#1" for signal_name in selected_signals] +print(f"Time series names: {ts_names}") + fig = dataset.plot( - signal_names=["temperature", "ph"], - ts_names=["Temperature#1_RAW#1", "pH#1_RAW#1"], - title="Process Monitoring Dashboard" + signal_names=selected_signals, + ts_names=ts_names, + title="Multi-Signal Dashboard" ) -print("Generated dataset plot with subplots for each signal") - -# The dataset plot creates: -# - Separate subplot for each signal -# - Shared x-axis (time) across subplots -# - Individual y-axis labels with units -# - Common legend +print(f"Created dataset plot with {len(selected_signals)} signals") ``` **Output:** - -**Errors:** ``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp3n6z1gse.py", line 223, in - fig = dataset.plot( - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp3n6z1gse.py", line 84, in wrapper - fig = original_method(self, *args, **kwargs) - File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/src/meteaudata/types.py", line 2008, in plot - signal = self.signals[signal_name] -KeyError: 'temperature' +Available signals: ['Temperature#1', 'pH#1', 'DissolvedOxygen#1'] +Time series names: ['Temperature#1_RAW#1', 'pH#1_RAW#1'] +Created dataset plot with 2 signals ``` -## Rich Display System + + + -### Interactive Metadata Exploration +## Plot Customization -All meteaudata objects support rich display with interactive SVG graphs: +Customize plot appearance with obvious styling changes: ```python -# Rich HTML display with collapsible metadata sections -print("Generating rich HTML display...") -dataset.signals["temperature"].display(format="html", depth=3) +# Apply processing and get processed time series for customization example +from meteaudata import linear_interpolation -# Text display for quick overview -print("\nQuick text summary:") -dataset.signals["temperature"].display(format="text", depth=2) +signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], linear_interpolation) +ts = signal.time_series["Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"] + +# Create customized plot with dramatic styling +fig = ts.plot( + title="Dramatically Customized Temperature Plot", + y_axis="Temperature (°C)", + x_axis="Time", + legend_name="Processed Temperature" +) -# Convenience methods for common display patterns -print("\nShowing detailed metadata exploration...") -dataset.signals["temperature"].show_details() +# Apply obvious custom styling - green background and bold formatting +fig.update_layout( + plot_bgcolor='lightgreen', # Green background to make change obvious + paper_bgcolor='lightblue', # Light blue paper background + font=dict(size=16, color='darkblue', family='Arial Black'), # Larger, bold, blue text + title_font=dict(size=20, color='red'), # Large red title + showlegend=True, + legend=dict( + bgcolor='yellow', # Yellow legend background + bordercolor='black', + borderwidth=2 + ) +) +print("Applied dramatic custom styling with green background and colorful formatting") ``` **Output:** - -**Errors:** ``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpn_j5xfpl.py", line 164, in - ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] -NameError: name 'signal' is not defined +Applied dramatic custom styling with green background and colorful formatting ``` -### Browser-Based Visualization - -For detailed exploration outside notebooks: + -```python -# Open interactive graph in browser -html_path = signal.show_graph_in_browser( - max_depth=4, - width=1400, - height=900, - title="Temperature Signal Metadata Explorer" -) -print(f"Interactive visualization saved to: {html_path}") - -# The browser visualization provides: -# - Hierarchical object structure -# - Collapsible/expandable sections -# - Processing step details -# - Parameter exploration -# - Complete metadata tree -``` +## Rich Display System -## Customizing Visualizations +meteaudata provides multiple ways to explore and visualize metadata: -### Plot Styling +### Text Representation -Plotly figures can be customized after creation: +Simple text-based metadata overview: ```python -# Get base figure -fig = dataset.signals["temperature"].plot(["Temperature#1_RAW#1", "Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"]) - -# Customize styling -fig.update_layout( - plot_bgcolor='white', - paper_bgcolor='white', - font=dict(size=12), - showlegend=True, - legend=dict( - orientation="h", - yanchor="bottom", - y=1.02, - xanchor="right", - x=1 - ) -) - -# Update axes -fig.update_xaxes( - gridcolor='lightgray', - gridwidth=1, - title_font_size=14 -) - -fig.update_yaxes( - gridcolor='lightgray', - gridwidth=1, - title_font_size=14 -) - -print("Applied custom styling to plot") +# Text representation - quick overview +print("=== TEXT REPRESENTATION ===") +signal_name = list(dataset.signals.keys())[0] +dataset.signals[signal_name].display(format="text", depth=2) ``` **Output:** - -**Errors:** ``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpxwxklgst.py", line 164, in - ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] -NameError: name 'signal' is not defined +=== TEXT REPRESENTATION === +Signal: + name: 'Temperature#1' + units: '°C' + provenance: + DataProvenance: + source_repository: 'Plant SCADA' + project: 'Multi-parameter Monitoring' + location: 'Reactor R-101' + equipment: 'Thermocouple Type K' + parameter: 'Temperature' + purpose: 'Process monitoring' + metadata_id: 'temp_001' + created_on: 2025-07-29 21:42:39 + last_updated: 2025-07-29 21:42:39 + time_series_count: 1 + timeseries_Temperature#1_RAW#1: {'series_name': 'Temperature#1_RAW#1', 'series_length': 100, 'values_dtype': 'float64', 'created_on': datetime.datetime(2025, 7, 29, 21, 42, 39, 679863), 'processing_steps_count': 0, 'processing_steps': [], 'index_metadata': IndexMetadata(type='DatetimeIndex', name=None, frequency='h', time_zone=None, closed=None, categories=None, ordered=None, start=None, end=None, step=None, dtype='datetime64[ns]'), 'date_range': '2024-01-01 00:00:00 to 2024-01-05 03:00:00'} ``` -## Best Practices +### HTML Representation with Foldable Drill-downs -### 1. Use Appropriate Plot Types +Interactive HTML with collapsible sections: ```python -# For raw data exploration -temp_signal = dataset.signals["temperature"] -raw_fig = temp_signal.time_series["Temperature#1_RAW#1"].plot( - title="Raw Data Exploration" -) - -# For processed data comparison -comparison_fig = temp_signal.plot( - ["Temperature#1_RAW#1", "Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"], - title="Before vs After Processing" -) - -# For understanding processing flow -dependency_fig = temp_signal.plot_dependency_graph("Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1") -print("Generated plots for different analysis purposes") +# HTML representation with collapsible sections +print("=== HTML REPRESENTATION ===") +signal_name = list(dataset.signals.keys())[0] +dataset.signals[signal_name].display(format="html", depth=3) +print("Generated HTML display with foldable sections") ``` **Output:** - -**Errors:** ``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpof0tz12b.py", line 164, in - ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] -NameError: name 'signal' is not defined +=== HTML REPRESENTATION === +Generated HTML display with foldable sections ``` -### 2. Provide Context + + +### Web View with Interactive Box Diagram + +The interactive box diagram provides the most comprehensive view of your data's metadata structure. Unlike the static text and HTML representations above, this creates a fully interactive visualization where you can: + +- **Navigate visually** - See how signals, time series, and processing steps connect +- **Explore interactively** - Click any box to see detailed attributes in the side panel +- **Control complexity** - Expand/collapse sections using +/- buttons to focus on what matters +- **Pan and zoom** - Navigate large metadata structures with mouse controls + +This is particularly useful for understanding complex processing pipelines and data relationships. ```python -# Include meaningful titles and labels -temp_signal = dataset.signals["temperature"] -fig = temp_signal.plot( - ["Temperature#1_RAW#1", "Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"], - title=f"{temp_signal.provenance.parameter} - {temp_signal.provenance.project}", - y_axis=f"{temp_signal.provenance.parameter} ({temp_signal.units})", - x_axis="Time" +# Generate interactive box diagram for entire dataset +from meteaudata.graph_display import render_meteaudata_graph_html + +# Create interactive HTML visualization for the complete dataset +html_content = render_meteaudata_graph_html( + dataset, + max_depth=4, + width=1400, + height=900, + title="Interactive Dataset Metadata Explorer" ) -print(f"Created contextual plot for {temp_signal.provenance.project}") +# Save to temporary file for demonstration +import tempfile +with tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile(mode='w', suffix='.html', delete=False) as f: + f.write(html_content) + temp_path = f.name + +# Also save for iframe display (for documentation purposes) +import os +from pathlib import Path +output_dir = OUTPUT_DIR if 'OUTPUT_DIR' in globals() else Path('docs/assets/generated') +iframe_path = output_dir / "meteaudata_dataset_graph.html" +with open(iframe_path, 'w', encoding='utf-8') as f: + f.write(html_content) + +print("Generated interactive dataset explorer") +print(f"Dataset contains {len(dataset.signals)} signals with full metadata hierarchy") +print(f"Saved to: {temp_path}") +print("Features: zoom, pan, expand/collapse, click for details") +print("") +print("Alternative: Use dataset.show_graph_in_browser() to open directly in your browser") ``` **Output:** - -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpvz72tam8.py", line 164, in - ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] -NameError: name 'signal' is not defined ``` +Generated interactive dataset explorer +Dataset contains 3 signals with full metadata hierarchy +Saved to: /var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp1hw3a7b1.html +Features: zoom, pan, expand/collapse, click for details -## API Reference - -For complete method documentation with signatures, parameters, and return types: +Alternative: Use dataset.show_graph_in_browser() to open directly in your browser +``` -- **[Visualization API Reference](../api-reference/visualization/index.md)** - Complete API documentation -- **[TimeSeries Plotting API](../api-reference/visualization/timeseries-plotting.md)** - TimeSeries.plot() method -- **[Signal Plotting API](../api-reference/visualization/signal-plotting.md)** - Signal.plot() and plot_dependency_graph() methods -- **[Dataset Plotting API](../api-reference/visualization/dataset-plotting.md)** - Dataset.plot() method -- **[Display System API](../api-reference/visualization/display-system.md)** - All display() methods + ## See Also -- [Metadata Visualization](metadata-visualization.md) - Rich display system and interactive exploration -- [Working with Signals](signals.md) - Understanding signal structure for plotting -- [Working with Datasets](datasets.md) - Managing multiple signals for comparison plots -- [Time Series Processing](time-series.md) - Creating the processed data to visualize \ No newline at end of file +- [Working with Signals](signals.md) - Understanding signal structure +- [Working with Datasets](datasets.md) - Managing multiple signals +- [Time Series Processing](time-series.md) - Creating processed data to visualize diff --git a/docs/user-guide/visualization_template.md b/docs/user-guide/visualization_template.md index 308b530..7d36e95 100644 --- a/docs/user-guide/visualization_template.md +++ b/docs/user-guide/visualization_template.md @@ -1,157 +1,47 @@ # Plotting and Visualization -This guide covers meteaudata's built-in visualization capabilities for exploring time series data, processing dependencies, and dataset relationships. The visualization system uses Plotly for interactive plots and provides rich display methods for metadata exploration. - -> **📖 API Reference:** For complete method signatures, parameters, and return types, see the [Visualization API Reference](../api-reference/visualization/index.md). +meteaudata provides built-in visualization capabilities for exploring time series data and processing dependencies using Plotly interactive plots. ## Overview -meteaudata provides several visualization approaches: +meteaudata visualization includes: -1. **TimeSeries.plot()** - Individual time series plotting with processing type styling +1. **TimeSeries.plot()** - Individual time series plotting 2. **Signal.plot()** - Multi-time series plotting within a signal 3. **Signal.plot_dependency_graph()** - Processing dependency visualization 4. **Dataset.plot()** - Multi-signal plotting with subplots -5. **DisplayableBase.display()** - Rich metadata exploration with interactive SVG graphs - -## Quick Start - -### Basic Time Series Plotting -```python -# The signal has been pre-created with sample data and processing applied -print(f"Signal: {signal.name} ({signal.units})") -print(f"Available time series: {list(signal.time_series.keys())}") +## Basic Time Series Plotting +```python exec="simple_signal" # Plot individual time series +print(f"Signal: {signal.name} has {len(signal.time_series)} time series") + +# Get the raw time series raw_ts_name = "Temperature#1_RAW#1" raw_ts = signal.time_series[raw_ts_name] print(f"Plotting {raw_ts_name} with {len(raw_ts.series)} data points") +# Create basic plot fig = raw_ts.plot(title="Individual Time Series Plot") -print("Generated individual time series plot") - -# Plot multiple time series from the signal -ts_names = ["Temperature#1_RAW#1", "Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"] -signal_fig = signal.plot(ts_names, title="Multi-Time Series Plot") -print(f"Generated signal plot with {len(ts_names)} time series") -``` - -**Output:** -``` -Signal: Temperature#1 (°C) -Available time series: ['Temperature#1_RAW#1', 'Temperature#1_RESAMPLED#1', 'Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1'] -Plotting Temperature#1_RAW#1 with 100 data points -Plot saved as HTML: /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_timeseries_plot_fd7a67c1.html (PNG export failed: -Image export using the "kaleido" engine requires the kaleido package, -which can be installed using pip: - $ pip install -U kaleido -) -meteaudata timeseries_plot saved to /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_timeseries_plot_fd7a67c1.html -Generated individual time series plot -Plot saved as HTML: /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_timeseries_plot_fd7a67c1.html (PNG export failed: -Image export using the "kaleido" engine requires the kaleido package, -which can be installed using pip: - $ pip install -U kaleido -) -meteaudata timeseries_plot saved to /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_timeseries_plot_fd7a67c1.html -Plot saved as HTML: /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_timeseries_plot_fd7a67c1.html (PNG export failed: -Image export using the "kaleido" engine requires the kaleido package, -which can be installed using pip: - $ pip install -U kaleido -) -meteaudata timeseries_plot saved to /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_timeseries_plot_fd7a67c1.html -Plot saved as HTML: /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_signal_plot_fd7a67c1.html (PNG export failed: -Image export using the "kaleido" engine requires the kaleido package, -which can be installed using pip: - $ pip install -U kaleido -) -meteaudata signal_plot saved to /Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/docs/assets/generated/meteaudata_signal_plot_fd7a67c1.html -Generated signal plot with 2 time series -``` - - - - - -## TimeSeries Plotting - -### Individual Time Series Visualization - -Each `TimeSeries` object has a `plot()` method that creates interactive Plotly charts: - -```python -# Get a processed time series -ts_name = "Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1" -ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] -print(f"Working with {ts_name}: {len(ts.series)} data points") - -# Basic plot -print("Creating basic plot...") -fig = ts.plot() - -# Customized plot -print("Creating customized plot...") -fig = ts.plot( - title="Temperature Analysis", - y_axis="Temperature (°C)", - x_axis="Time", - legend_name="Processed Temperature" -) - -# Plot with date filtering -print("Creating filtered plot...") -data_start = ts.series.index.min() -data_end = ts.series.index.max() -print(f"Data range: {data_start} to {data_end}") - -fig = ts.plot( - start=str(data_start + pd.Timedelta(hours=6)), - end=str(data_start + pd.Timedelta(hours=18)), - title="Daytime Temperature" -) -print("Generated plots with different customizations") -``` - -**Output:** - -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp0r6j_cy2.py", line 153, in - ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] -NameError: name 'signal' is not defined ``` -### Processing Type Visualization +## Signal Plotting -The plot styling automatically reflects the processing type: +Plot multiple time series from the same signal: -| Processing Type | Marker Style | Line Mode | -|----------------|--------------|-----------| -| `SMOOTHING` | Circle | Lines only | -| `FILTERING` | Circle | Lines + markers | -| `GAP_FILLING` | Triangle up | Lines + markers | -| `PREDICTION` | Square | Lines + markers | -| `FAULT_DETECTION` | X | Lines + markers | -| `FAULT_DIAGNOSIS` | Star | Lines + markers | -| `OTHER` | Diamond | Markers only | +```python exec="simple_signal" +# Apply processing to create more time series +from meteaudata import linear_interpolation -The system automatically chooses appropriate markers and modes based on ProcessingType: +signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], linear_interpolation) -```python -# Show how different processing types get different styling -from meteaudata.processing_steps.univariate import subset - -# Add another processing step to demonstrate styling -signal.process(["Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"], subset, start=10, end=80, by_index=True) - -# Plot different processing types -ts_names = ["Temperature#1_RAW#1", "Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1", "Temperature#1_SLICE#1"] -styled_fig = signal.plot(ts_names, title="Different Processing Type Styling") -print(f"Generated plot showing {len(ts_names)} different processing types") +# Plot multiple time series from the signal +ts_names = ["Temperature#1_RAW#1", "Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"] +fig = signal.plot(ts_names, title="Raw vs Processed Data") +print(f"Plotted {len(ts_names)} time series together") -# Show the processing types +# Show processing type information for ts_name in ts_names: ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] if ts.processing_steps: @@ -161,257 +51,121 @@ for ts_name in ts_names: print(f"{ts_name}: RAW (no processing)") ``` -**Output:** - -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpe1sggsvl.py", line 164, in - ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] -NameError: name 'signal' is not defined -``` - ## Dependency Graph Visualization -### Processing Dependencies +Visualize processing relationships: -Visualize how time series are related through processing steps: - -```python -# Create dependency graph for a processed time series -dep_fig = signal.plot_dependency_graph("Temperature#1_SLICE#1") -print("Generated dependency graph showing processing lineage") - -# The dependency graph shows: -# - Time series as colored rectangles -# - Processing functions as connecting lines -# - Temporal flow from left to right -# - Processing step names as labels - -# For time series with no dependencies (raw data) -raw_dep_fig = signal.plot_dependency_graph("Temperature#1_RAW#1") -print("Dependency graph for raw data shows '(No dependencies)'") -``` +```python exec="simple_signal" +# Apply processing first +from meteaudata import linear_interpolation -**Output:** +signal.process(["Temperature#1_RAW#1"], linear_interpolation) -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpbme2w4wz.py", line 164, in - ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] -NameError: name 'signal' is not defined +# Create dependency graph +dep_fig = signal.plot_dependency_graph("Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1") +print("Generated dependency graph showing processing lineage") ``` ## Dataset Plotting -### Multi-Signal Visualization +Plot multiple signals using subplots: -Plot multiple signals from a dataset using subplots: +```python exec="dataset" +# Check what signals are available +signal_names = list(dataset.signals.keys()) +print(f"Available signals: {signal_names}") + +# Plot multiple signals from dataset using actual signal names +selected_signals = signal_names[:2] # Get first two signals +ts_names = [f"{signal_name}_RAW#1" for signal_name in selected_signals] +print(f"Time series names: {ts_names}") -```python -# Plot multiple signals with subplots fig = dataset.plot( - signal_names=["temperature", "ph"], - ts_names=["Temperature#1_RAW#1", "pH#1_RAW#1"], - title="Process Monitoring Dashboard" + signal_names=selected_signals, + ts_names=ts_names, + title="Multi-Signal Dashboard" ) -print("Generated dataset plot with subplots for each signal") - -# The dataset plot creates: -# - Separate subplot for each signal -# - Shared x-axis (time) across subplots -# - Individual y-axis labels with units -# - Common legend +print(f"Created dataset plot with {len(selected_signals)} signals") ``` -**Output:** - -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp3n6z1gse.py", line 223, in - fig = dataset.plot( - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmp3n6z1gse.py", line 84, in wrapper - fig = original_method(self, *args, **kwargs) - File "/Users/jeandavidt/Developer/modelEAU/meteaudata/src/meteaudata/types.py", line 2008, in plot - signal = self.signals[signal_name] -KeyError: 'temperature' -``` ## Rich Display System -### Interactive Metadata Exploration - -All meteaudata objects support rich display with interactive SVG graphs: +meteaudata provides multiple ways to explore and visualize metadata: -```python -# Rich HTML display with collapsible metadata sections -print("Generating rich HTML display...") -dataset.signals["temperature"].display(format="html", depth=3) - -# Text display for quick overview -print("\nQuick text summary:") -dataset.signals["temperature"].display(format="text", depth=2) - -# Convenience methods for common display patterns -print("\nShowing detailed metadata exploration...") -dataset.signals["temperature"].show_details() -``` +### Text Representation -**Output:** +Simple text-based metadata overview: -**Errors:** +```python exec="dataset" +# Text representation - quick overview +print("=== TEXT REPRESENTATION ===") +signal_name = list(dataset.signals.keys())[0] +dataset.signals[signal_name].display(format="text", depth=2) ``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpn_j5xfpl.py", line 164, in - ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] -NameError: name 'signal' is not defined -``` - -### Browser-Based Visualization - -For detailed exploration outside notebooks: - -```python -# Open interactive graph in browser -html_path = signal.show_graph_in_browser( - max_depth=4, - width=1400, - height=900, - title="Temperature Signal Metadata Explorer" -) -print(f"Interactive visualization saved to: {html_path}") - -# The browser visualization provides: -# - Hierarchical object structure -# - Collapsible/expandable sections -# - Processing step details -# - Parameter exploration -# - Complete metadata tree -``` - -## Customizing Visualizations - -### Plot Styling - -Plotly figures can be customized after creation: - -```python -# Get base figure -fig = dataset.signals["temperature"].plot(["Temperature#1_RAW#1", "Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"]) - -# Customize styling -fig.update_layout( - plot_bgcolor='white', - paper_bgcolor='white', - font=dict(size=12), - showlegend=True, - legend=dict( - orientation="h", - yanchor="bottom", - y=1.02, - xanchor="right", - x=1 - ) -) -# Update axes -fig.update_xaxes( - gridcolor='lightgray', - gridwidth=1, - title_font_size=14 -) - -fig.update_yaxes( - gridcolor='lightgray', - gridwidth=1, - title_font_size=14 -) +### HTML Representation with Foldable Drill-downs -print("Applied custom styling to plot") -``` - -**Output:** +Interactive HTML with collapsible sections: -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpxwxklgst.py", line 164, in - ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] -NameError: name 'signal' is not defined +```python exec="dataset" +# HTML representation with collapsible sections +print("=== HTML REPRESENTATION ===") +signal_name = list(dataset.signals.keys())[0] +dataset.signals[signal_name].display(format="html", depth=3) +print("Generated HTML display with foldable sections") ``` -## Best Practices - -### 1. Use Appropriate Plot Types +### Web View with Interactive Box Diagram -```python -# For raw data exploration -temp_signal = dataset.signals["temperature"] -raw_fig = temp_signal.time_series["Temperature#1_RAW#1"].plot( - title="Raw Data Exploration" -) +The interactive box diagram provides the most comprehensive view of your data's metadata structure. Unlike the static text and HTML representations above, this creates a fully interactive visualization where you can: -# For processed data comparison -comparison_fig = temp_signal.plot( - ["Temperature#1_RAW#1", "Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"], - title="Before vs After Processing" -) +- **Navigate visually** - See how signals, time series, and processing steps connect +- **Explore interactively** - Click any box to see detailed attributes in the side panel +- **Control complexity** - Expand/collapse sections using +/- buttons to focus on what matters +- **Pan and zoom** - Navigate large metadata structures with mouse controls -# For understanding processing flow -dependency_fig = temp_signal.plot_dependency_graph("Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1") -print("Generated plots for different analysis purposes") -``` +This is particularly useful for understanding complex processing pipelines and data relationships. -**Output:** +```python exec="dataset" +# Generate interactive box diagram for entire dataset +from meteaudata.graph_display import render_meteaudata_graph_html -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpof0tz12b.py", line 164, in - ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] -NameError: name 'signal' is not defined -``` - -### 2. Provide Context - -```python -# Include meaningful titles and labels -temp_signal = dataset.signals["temperature"] -fig = temp_signal.plot( - ["Temperature#1_RAW#1", "Temperature#1_LIN-INT#1"], - title=f"{temp_signal.provenance.parameter} - {temp_signal.provenance.project}", - y_axis=f"{temp_signal.provenance.parameter} ({temp_signal.units})", - x_axis="Time" +# Create interactive HTML visualization for the complete dataset +html_content = render_meteaudata_graph_html( + dataset, + max_depth=4, + width=1400, + height=900, + title="Interactive Dataset Metadata Explorer" ) -print(f"Created contextual plot for {temp_signal.provenance.project}") -``` +# Save to temporary file for demonstration +import tempfile +with tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile(mode='w', suffix='.html', delete=False) as f: + f.write(html_content) + temp_path = f.name -**Output:** +# Also save for iframe display (for documentation purposes) +import os +from pathlib import Path +output_dir = OUTPUT_DIR if 'OUTPUT_DIR' in globals() else Path('docs/assets/generated') +iframe_path = output_dir / "meteaudata_dataset_graph.html" +with open(iframe_path, 'w', encoding='utf-8') as f: + f.write(html_content) -**Errors:** -``` -Traceback (most recent call last): - File "/var/folders/5l/1tzhgnt576b5pxh92gf8jbg80000gn/T/tmpvz72tam8.py", line 164, in - ts = signal.time_series[ts_name] -NameError: name 'signal' is not defined +print("Generated interactive dataset explorer") +print(f"Dataset contains {len(dataset.signals)} signals with full metadata hierarchy") +print(f"Saved to: {temp_path}") +print("Features: zoom, pan, expand/collapse, click for details") +print("") +print("Alternative: Use dataset.show_graph_in_browser() to open directly in your browser") ``` -## API Reference - -For complete method documentation with signatures, parameters, and return types: - -- **[Visualization API Reference](../api-reference/visualization/index.md)** - Complete API documentation -- **[TimeSeries Plotting API](../api-reference/visualization/timeseries-plotting.md)** - TimeSeries.plot() method -- **[Signal Plotting API](../api-reference/visualization/signal-plotting.md)** - Signal.plot() and plot_dependency_graph() methods -- **[Dataset Plotting API](../api-reference/visualization/dataset-plotting.md)** - Dataset.plot() method -- **[Display System API](../api-reference/visualization/display-system.md)** - All display() methods + ## See Also -- [Metadata Visualization](metadata-visualization.md) - Rich display system and interactive exploration -- [Working with Signals](signals.md) - Understanding signal structure for plotting -- [Working with Datasets](datasets.md) - Managing multiple signals for comparison plots -- [Time Series Processing](time-series.md) - Creating the processed data to visualize \ No newline at end of file +- [Working with Signals](signals.md) - Understanding signal structure +- [Working with Datasets](datasets.md) - Managing multiple signals +- [Time Series Processing](time-series.md) - Creating processed data to visualize diff --git a/mkdocs.yml b/mkdocs.yml index e234bcb..2dd389c 100644 --- a/mkdocs.yml +++ b/mkdocs.yml @@ -46,7 +46,6 @@ nav: - Time Series Processing: user-guide/time-series.md - Processing Steps: user-guide/processing-steps.md - Visualization: user-guide/visualization.md - - Metadata Visualization: user-guide/metadata-visualization.md - Saving and Loading: user-guide/saving-loading.md - Metadata Dictionary: - Overview: metadata-dictionary/index.md @@ -80,7 +79,6 @@ nav: - Development: - Contributing: development/contributing.md - Architecture: development/architecture.md - - Extending metEAUdata: development/extending.md plugins: - search diff --git a/pyproject.toml b/pyproject.toml index 0fd7d92..e910b55 100644 --- a/pyproject.toml +++ b/pyproject.toml @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ build-backend = "hatchling.build" [project] name = "meteaudata" -version = "0.9.1" +version = "0.9.2" description = "A lightweight package for tracking metadata about time series to create repeatable data pipelines." authors = [ {name = "Jean-David Therrien", email = "jeandavidt@gmail.com"} diff --git a/src/meteaudata/displayable.py b/src/meteaudata/displayable.py index 7332bd1..164a953 100644 --- a/src/meteaudata/displayable.py +++ b/src/meteaudata/displayable.py @@ -116,10 +116,30 @@ def _render_text(self, depth: int, indent: int = 0) -> str: return "\n".join(lines) def _render_html(self, depth: int) -> None: - """Render HTML representation.""" + """Render HTML representation with better style injection.""" try: from IPython.display import HTML, display - html_content = f"{HTML_STYLE}
{self._build_html_content(depth)}
" + + # Extract CSS content from HTML_STYLE constant + # Remove tags and any surrounding whitespace + css_content = HTML_STYLE.replace('', '').strip() + + # Create JavaScript to inject styles + style_injection = f""" + + """ + + html_content = f"{style_injection}
{self._build_html_content(depth)}
" display(HTML(html_content)) except ImportError: print(self._render_text(depth)) @@ -132,7 +152,23 @@ def _build_html_content(self, depth: int) -> str: lines.append(f"
{self.__class__.__name__}
") # Attributes - for attr_name, attr_value in self._get_display_attributes().items(): + attrs = self._get_display_attributes() + + # Group signal_* and timeseries_* attributes + signal_attrs = {} + timeseries_attrs = {} + regular_attrs = {} + + for attr_name, attr_value in attrs.items(): + if attr_name.startswith('signal_'): + signal_attrs[attr_name] = attr_value + elif attr_name.startswith('timeseries_'): + timeseries_attrs[attr_name] = attr_value + else: + regular_attrs[attr_name] = attr_value + + # Render regular attributes first + for attr_name, attr_value in regular_attrs.items(): if depth <= 0: if hasattr(attr_value, '_build_html_content'): value_str = str(attr_value) @@ -173,36 +209,92 @@ def _build_html_content(self, depth: int) -> str: # Regular list of simple values value_str = _format_simple_value(attr_value) lines.append(f"
{attr_name}: {value_str}
") - elif isinstance(attr_value, dict): - # Handle dictionaries that might contain displayable objects - if any(hasattr(v, '_build_html_content') for v in attr_value.values()): - # This dictionary contains displayable objects - nested_items = [] - for key, value in list(attr_value.items())[:10]: # Limit to first 10 items - if hasattr(value, '_build_html_content'): - item_content = value._build_html_content(depth - 1) - nested_items.append(f"
{key}:
{item_content}
") - else: - nested_items.append(f"
{key}: {_format_simple_value(value)}
") - - if len(attr_value) > 10: - nested_items.append(f"
... and {len(attr_value) - 10} more items
") - - nested_content = "\n".join(nested_items) - lines.append(f""" -
- {attr_name}: dict[{len(attr_value)} items] -
{nested_content}
-
- """) - else: - # Regular dictionary - value_str = _format_simple_value(attr_value) - lines.append(f"
{attr_name}: {value_str}
") else: value_str = _format_simple_value(attr_value) lines.append(f"
{attr_name}: {value_str}
") + # Render grouped signals if any + if signal_attrs and depth > 0: + nested_items = [] + for signal_name, signal_data in signal_attrs.items(): + clean_name = signal_name.replace('signal_', '') + if isinstance(signal_data, dict): + # Build HTML for signal attributes + signal_html_parts = [] + signal_html_parts.append(f"
Signal: {clean_name}
") + + # Separate regular attributes from timeseries attributes + regular_attrs = {} + timeseries_attrs_for_signal = {} + + for key, value in signal_data.items(): + if key.startswith('timeseries_'): + timeseries_attrs_for_signal[key] = value + else: + regular_attrs[key] = value + + # Add regular signal attributes + for key, value in regular_attrs.items(): + formatted_value = _format_simple_value(value) + signal_html_parts.append(f"
{key}: {formatted_value}
") + + # Add timeseries sections within this signal if depth allows + if timeseries_attrs_for_signal and depth > 1: + ts_items = [] + for ts_name, ts_data in timeseries_attrs_for_signal.items(): + clean_ts_name = ts_name.replace('timeseries_', '') + if isinstance(ts_data, dict): + # Build HTML for time series attributes + ts_html_parts = [] + ts_html_parts.append(f"
TimeSeries: {clean_ts_name}
") + for key, value in ts_data.items(): + formatted_value = _format_simple_value(value) + ts_html_parts.append(f"
{key}: {formatted_value}
") + ts_items.append(f"
{''.join(ts_html_parts)}
") + + if ts_items: + ts_content = "\n".join(ts_items) + signal_html_parts.append(f""" +
+ Time Series: [{len(timeseries_attrs_for_signal)} series] +
{ts_content}
+
+ """) + + nested_items.append(f"
{''.join(signal_html_parts)}
") + + if nested_items: + nested_content = "\n".join(nested_items) + lines.append(f""" +
+ Signals: [{len(signal_attrs)} signals] +
{nested_content}
+
+ """) + + # Render grouped time series if any + if timeseries_attrs and depth > 0: + nested_items = [] + for ts_name, ts_data in timeseries_attrs.items(): + clean_name = ts_name.replace('timeseries_', '') + if isinstance(ts_data, dict): + # Build HTML for time series attributes + ts_html_parts = [] + ts_html_parts.append(f"
TimeSeries: {clean_name}
") + for key, value in ts_data.items(): + formatted_value = _format_simple_value(value) + ts_html_parts.append(f"
{key}: {formatted_value}
") + nested_items.append(f"
{''.join(ts_html_parts)}
") + + if nested_items: + nested_content = "\n".join(nested_items) + lines.append(f""" +
+ Time Series: [{len(timeseries_attrs)} series] +
{nested_content}
+
+ """) + return "\n".join(lines) def render_svg_graph(self, max_depth: int = 4, width: int = 1200, @@ -261,37 +353,31 @@ def show_graph_in_browser(self, max_depth: int = 4, width: int = 1200, ) def display(self, format: str = "html", depth: int = 2, - max_depth: int = 4, width: int = 1200, height: int = 800) -> None: + max_depth: int = 4, width: int = 1200, height: int = 800) -> None: """ Display method with support for text, HTML, and interactive graph formats. - - Args: - format: Display format - 'text', 'html', or 'graph' - depth: Depth for text/html displays - max_depth: Maximum depth for graph traversal - width: Graph width in pixels - height: Graph height in pixels """ if format == "text": print(self._render_text(depth)) elif format == "html": self._render_html(depth) elif format == "graph": - # For notebooks, display the HTML directly if _is_notebook_environment(): try: from IPython.display import HTML, display + # Check if the imported objects are actually usable (not None) + if HTML is None or display is None: + raise ImportError("IPython.display components are None") html_content = self.render_svg_graph(max_depth, width, height) display(HTML(html_content)) - except ImportError: + except (ImportError, AttributeError, TypeError): print("Notebook environment detected but IPython not available.") print("Use show_graph_in_browser() to open in browser instead.") else: - # For non-notebook environments, open in browser self.show_graph_in_browser(max_depth, width, height) else: raise ValueError(f"Unknown format: {format}. Use 'text', 'html', or 'graph'") - + # Convenience methods for quick access to different display modes def show_details(self, depth: int = 3) -> None: """ diff --git a/src/meteaudata/graph_display.py b/src/meteaudata/graph_display.py index 22f2021..22fb8f5 100644 --- a/src/meteaudata/graph_display.py +++ b/src/meteaudata/graph_display.py @@ -271,7 +271,7 @@ def build_graph(self, root_obj: Any, max_depth: int = 4) -> Dict[str, Any]: } def _add_object_recursive(self, obj: Any, node_id: str, parent_id: Optional[str], - remaining_depth: int, relationship: str = "contains"): + remaining_depth: int, relationship: str = "contains"): """Recursively add objects to the graph with container organization.""" if remaining_depth <= 0: return @@ -287,27 +287,60 @@ def _add_object_recursive(self, obj: Any, node_id: str, parent_id: Optional[str] attrs = obj._get_display_attributes() structural_attrs = self._get_structural_attributes(attrs) - # Handle collections with container boxes - for attr_name, attr_value in structural_attrs.items(): - if isinstance(attr_value, dict) and attr_name in ['signals', 'time_series']: - # Create container box for collections + # Handle Dataset signals (signal_* keys) - only at Dataset level + signal_attrs = {k: v for k, v in structural_attrs.items() if k.startswith('signal_')} + if signal_attrs and obj.__class__.__name__ == 'Dataset': + # Create container box for signals + container_id = str(uuid.uuid4()) + signal_names = [k.replace('signal_', '') for k in signal_attrs.keys()] + container_node = self._create_container_node( + container_id, node_id, 'signals', signal_names + ) + self.nodes[container_id] = container_node + self.edges.append((node_id, container_id, 'signals')) + + # Add individual signals under the container + for signal_attr_name, signal_data in signal_attrs.items(): + if isinstance(signal_data, dict) and self._is_signal_data(signal_data): + # Create a mock signal object from the display attributes + signal_obj = self._create_signal_from_display_attrs(signal_data) + child_id = str(uuid.uuid4()) + self._add_object_recursive( + signal_obj, child_id, container_id, + remaining_depth - 1, signal_attr_name.replace('signal_', '') + ) + + # Handle Signal time series (timeseries_* keys) - only at Signal level + elif obj.__class__.__name__ in ['Signal', 'MockSignal']: + timeseries_attrs = {k: v for k, v in structural_attrs.items() if k.startswith('timeseries_')} + if timeseries_attrs: + # Create container box for time series container_id = str(uuid.uuid4()) + ts_names = [k.replace('timeseries_', '') for k in timeseries_attrs.keys()] container_node = self._create_container_node( - container_id, node_id, attr_name, list(attr_value.keys()) + container_id, node_id, 'time_series', ts_names ) self.nodes[container_id] = container_node - self.edges.append((node_id, container_id, attr_name)) + self.edges.append((node_id, container_id, 'time_series')) - # Add individual items under the container - for key, value in attr_value.items(): - if self._is_displayable_object(value): + # Add individual time series under the container + for ts_attr_name, ts_data in timeseries_attrs.items(): + if isinstance(ts_data, dict) and self._is_timeseries_data(ts_data): + # Create a mock TimeSeries object from the display attributes + ts_obj = self._create_timeseries_from_display_attrs(ts_data, ts_attr_name.replace('timeseries_', '')) child_id = str(uuid.uuid4()) self._add_object_recursive( - value, child_id, container_id, - remaining_depth - 1, key + ts_obj, child_id, container_id, + remaining_depth - 1, ts_attr_name.replace('timeseries_', '') ) - - elif isinstance(attr_value, list) and attr_name == 'processing_steps': + + # Handle other structural attributes (excluding signal_* and timeseries_*) + filtered_attrs = {k: v for k, v in structural_attrs.items() + if not k.startswith('signal_') and not k.startswith('timeseries_')} + + for attr_name, attr_value in filtered_attrs.items(): + # Handle processing steps collection + if isinstance(attr_value, list) and attr_name == 'processing_steps': # Create container for processing steps if there are any displayable_steps = [step for step in attr_value if self._is_displayable_object(step)] @@ -335,7 +368,51 @@ def _add_object_recursive(self, obj: Any, node_id: str, parent_id: Optional[str] attr_value, child_id, node_id, remaining_depth - 1, attr_name ) - + + + def _is_signal_data(self, data: dict) -> bool: + """Check if the data represents signal display attributes.""" + signal_indicators = ['name', 'units', 'provenance', 'time_series_count', 'created_on'] + return any(key in data for key in signal_indicators) + + def _is_timeseries_data(self, data: dict) -> bool: + """Check if the data represents time series display attributes.""" + ts_indicators = ['series_name', 'series_length', 'values_dtype', 'processing_steps_count'] + return any(key in data for key in ts_indicators) + + def _create_signal_from_display_attrs(self, attrs: dict): + """Create a mock Signal object from display attributes.""" + class MockSignal: + def __init__(self, attrs): + self.attrs = attrs + self.__class__.__name__ = 'Signal' + self.name = attrs.get('name', 'Unknown Signal') + + def _get_identifier(self): + return f"name='{self.name}'" + + def _get_display_attributes(self): + return self.attrs + + return MockSignal(attrs) + + def _create_timeseries_from_display_attrs(self, attrs: dict, name: str): + """Create a mock TimeSeries object from display attributes.""" + class MockTimeSeries: + def __init__(self, attrs, name): + self.attrs = attrs + self.name = name + self.__class__.__name__ = 'TimeSeries' + # Create mock series with name + self.series = type('MockSeries', (), {'name': name})() + + def _get_identifier(self): + return f"series='{self.name}'" + + def _get_display_attributes(self): + return self.attrs + + return MockTimeSeries(attrs, name) def _create_container_node(self, container_id: str, parent_id: str, container_type: str, item_names: List[str]) -> SVGGraphNode: """Create a container node for organizing collections.""" diff --git a/src/meteaudata/processing_steps/multivariate/average.py b/src/meteaudata/processing_steps/multivariate/average.py index 7049914..2c27dfe 100644 --- a/src/meteaudata/processing_steps/multivariate/average.py +++ b/src/meteaudata/processing_steps/multivariate/average.py @@ -16,6 +16,7 @@ def average_signals( input_signals: list[Signal], input_series_names: list[str], final_provenance: Optional[DataProvenance] = None, + check_units: bool = True, *args, **kwargs, ) -> list[Signal]: @@ -40,18 +41,20 @@ def average_signals( suffix="RAW", ) units_set = set([signal.units for signal in input_signals]) - if len(units_set) > 1: - raise ValueError( - f"Signals have different units: {units_set}. Please provide signals with the same units." - ) - input_series = [] + if check_units: + if len(units_set) > 1: + raise ValueError( + f"Signals have different units: {units_set}. Please provide signals with the same units." + ) + + input_series = {} for signal, ts_name in zip(input_signals, input_series_names): - input_series.append(signal.time_series[ts_name].series) + input_series[ts_name] = signal.time_series[ts_name].series # Check if the index is a datetime index - for col in input_series: + for name, col in input_series.items(): col = col.copy() - col_name = col.name + col_name = name signal, _ = str(col_name).split("_") if not isinstance(col.index, (pd.DatetimeIndex, pd.TimedeltaIndex)): raise IndexError( @@ -80,3 +83,4 @@ def average_signals( ) ) return outputs + diff --git a/src/meteaudata/processing_steps/univariate/prediction.py b/src/meteaudata/processing_steps/univariate/prediction.py index 816f8b5..3ddd616 100644 --- a/src/meteaudata/processing_steps/univariate/prediction.py +++ b/src/meteaudata/processing_steps/univariate/prediction.py @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ ) -def predict_previous_point( +def predict_from_previous_point( input_series: list[pd.Series], *args, **kwargs ) -> list[tuple[pd.Series, list[ProcessingStep]]]: """ diff --git a/src/meteaudata/types.py b/src/meteaudata/types.py index 61024e7..3e48e00 100644 --- a/src/meteaudata/types.py +++ b/src/meteaudata/types.py @@ -966,8 +966,8 @@ class Signal(BaseModel, DisplayableBase): """ model_config: dict = {"arbitrary_types_allowed": True} - created_on: datetime.datetime = Field(default=datetime.datetime.now(), description="Timestamp when this Signal was created") - last_updated: datetime.datetime = Field(default=datetime.datetime.now(), description="Timestamp of the most recent modification to this Signal") + created_on: datetime.datetime = Field(default_factory=lambda: datetime.datetime.now(), description="Timestamp when this Signal was created") + last_updated: datetime.datetime = Field(default_factory=lambda: datetime.datetime.now(), description="Timestamp of the most recent modification to this Signal") input_data: Optional[Union[pd.Series, pd.DataFrame, TimeSeries, list[TimeSeries], dict[str, TimeSeries]]] = Field( default=None, description="Initial data used to create the Signal (removed after initialization)" @@ -987,7 +987,7 @@ class Signal(BaseModel, DisplayableBase): description="Information about the source and context of this signal's data" ) time_series: dict[str, TimeSeries] = Field( - default_factory=dict, + default_factory=lambda: dict(), description="Dictionary mapping time series names to TimeSeries objects for this signal" ) @@ -1670,9 +1670,9 @@ def _get_display_attributes(self) -> Dict[str, Any]: 'created_on': self.created_on, 'last_updated': self.last_updated, 'time_series_count': len(self.time_series), - 'time_series': self.time_series, } - + for timeseries_name, timeseries in self.time_series.items(): + attrs[f"timeseries_{timeseries_name}"] = timeseries._get_display_attributes() return attrs @@ -1736,8 +1736,8 @@ class Dataset(BaseModel, DisplayableBase): metadata preservation and serialization capabilities. """ - created_on: datetime.datetime = Field(default=datetime.datetime.now(), description="Timestamp when this Dataset was created") - last_updated: datetime.datetime = Field(default=datetime.datetime.now(), description="Timestamp of the most recent modification to this Dataset") + created_on: datetime.datetime = Field(default_factory=datetime.datetime.now, description="Timestamp when this Dataset was created") + last_updated: datetime.datetime = Field(default_factory=datetime.datetime.now, description="Timestamp of the most recent modification to this Dataset") name: str = Field(description="Name identifying this dataset") description: Optional[str] = Field(default=None, description="Detailed description of the dataset contents and purpose") owner: Optional[str] = Field(default=None, description="Person or organization responsible for this dataset") @@ -2072,11 +2072,10 @@ def _get_display_attributes(self) -> Dict[str, Any]: 'project': self.project, 'created_on': self.created_on, 'last_updated': self.last_updated, - 'signals': self.signals, 'signals_count': len(self.signals), } - - - + for signal_name, signal in self.signals.items(): + attrs[f"signal_{signal_name}"] = signal._get_display_attributes() + return attrs diff --git a/tests/test_display_functionality.py b/tests/test_display_functionality.py index ad2eb4b..bbe6a13 100644 --- a/tests/test_display_functionality.py +++ b/tests/test_display_functionality.py @@ -87,21 +87,38 @@ def test_signal_display_attributes_expose_timeseries(self, sample_signal): """Test that signal exposes time series objects through the time_series collection.""" attrs = sample_signal._get_display_attributes() - # Should have time_series collection - assert 'time_series' in attrs - ts_collection = attrs['time_series'] - assert isinstance(ts_collection, dict) - assert len(ts_collection) >= 1 + # Should not have time_series collection + assert 'time_series' not in attrs + # Should have timeseries_[name] attributes + timeseries_attrs = [key for key in attrs.keys() if key.startswith('timeseries_')] + assert len(timeseries_attrs) == 1 # Get a time series object from the collection - ts_name = list(ts_collection.keys())[0] - ts_obj = ts_collection[ts_name] - assert isinstance(ts_obj, TimeSeries) - + ts_name = timeseries_attrs[0] + ts_attrs = attrs[ts_name] + assert isinstance(ts_attrs, dict) + # Should be able to get attributes from the time series - ts_attrs = ts_obj._get_display_attributes() assert 'series_name' in ts_attrs + def test_signal_html_display_uses_timeseries_attributes(self, sample_signal): + """Test that HTML display uses timeseries_ attributes instead of time_series collection.""" + # Get display attributes used for HTML rendering + attrs = sample_signal._get_display_attributes() + + # Should NOT have a time_series collection in display attributes + assert 'time_series' not in attrs + + # Should have timeseries_ prefixed attributes instead + timeseries_attrs_keys = [key for key in attrs.keys() if key.startswith('timeseries_')] + assert len(timeseries_attrs_keys) >= 1 + + # Each timeseries attribute should contain display data (dict) + for ts_key in timeseries_attrs_keys: + ts_display_attrs = attrs[ts_key] + assert isinstance(ts_display_attrs, dict) + assert 'series_name' in ts_display_attrs or 'series_length' in ts_display_attrs + def test_signal_text_display(self, sample_signal, capsys): """Test text format display.""" sample_signal.display(format="text") @@ -154,25 +171,25 @@ def test_dataset_display_attributes_basic_info(self, sample_dataset): assert attrs['signals_count'] == 1 def test_dataset_display_attributes_expose_signals(self, sample_dataset): - """Test that dataset exposes signals through the signals collection.""" + """Test that dataset exposes signals through signal_[signal_name] attributes.""" attrs = sample_dataset._get_display_attributes() - # Should have signals collection - assert 'signals' in attrs - signals_collection = attrs['signals'] - assert isinstance(signals_collection, dict) - - # Should have one signal - assert len(signals_collection) == 1 - # Each signal in the collection should be a Signal object - for signal_name, signal_obj in signals_collection.items(): - assert isinstance(signal_obj, Signal) - assert signal_obj.name == signal_name - - # Should be able to get attributes from each signal - signal_attrs = signal_obj._get_display_attributes() - assert 'name' in signal_attrs - assert 'units' in signal_attrs + # Should NOT have a signals collection + assert 'signals' not in attrs + + # Should have signal attributes with signal_ prefix + signal_attrs = [key for key in attrs.keys() if key.startswith('signal_')] + assert len(signal_attrs) == 1 + + # The signal attribute should contain the signal's display attributes + signal_key = signal_attrs[0] + signal_display_attrs = attrs[signal_key] + assert isinstance(signal_display_attrs, dict) + + # Should contain signal display information + assert 'name' in signal_display_attrs + assert 'units' in signal_display_attrs + assert 'time_series_count' in signal_display_attrs class TestTimeSeriesDisplay: @@ -517,31 +534,37 @@ def test_full_drill_down_capability(self): dataset = Dataset(name="test", signals={"temp": signal}) - # Test drill-down path: Dataset → Signal (through signals collection) + # Test drill-down path: Dataset → Signal (through signal_[signal_name] attributes) dataset_attrs = dataset._get_display_attributes() - assert 'signals' in dataset_attrs - signals_collection = dataset_attrs['signals'] - assert isinstance(signals_collection, dict) - assert len(signals_collection) == 1 - - # Get the signal from the collection - signal_name = list(signals_collection.keys())[0] - drill_signal = signals_collection[signal_name] - assert isinstance(drill_signal, Signal) - - # Signal → TimeSeries (through time_series collection) - signal_attrs = drill_signal._get_display_attributes() - assert 'time_series' in signal_attrs - ts_collection = signal_attrs['time_series'] - assert isinstance(ts_collection, dict) - assert len(ts_collection) == 1 - - # Get the TimeSeries from the collection - ts_name = list(ts_collection.keys())[0] - drill_ts = ts_collection[ts_name] + + # Should NOT have a signals collection + assert 'signals' not in dataset_attrs + + # Should have signal attributes with signal_ prefix + signal_attrs_keys = [key for key in dataset_attrs.keys() if key.startswith('signal_')] + assert len(signal_attrs_keys) == 1 + + # Get the signal display attributes from the dataset + signal_key = signal_attrs_keys[0] + signal_display_attrs = dataset_attrs[signal_key] + assert isinstance(signal_display_attrs, dict) + + # The signal display attributes should contain timeseries_[name] attributes instead of time_series collection + timeseries_attrs_keys = [key for key in signal_display_attrs.keys() if key.startswith('timeseries_')] + assert len(timeseries_attrs_keys) == 1 + + # Get the TimeSeries display attributes from the signal + ts_key = timeseries_attrs_keys[0] + ts_display_attrs = signal_display_attrs[ts_key] + assert isinstance(ts_display_attrs, dict) + + # To access the actual TimeSeries object for drill-down, we need to get it from the signal + actual_signal = dataset.signals["temp#1"] # Assuming numbered naming + ts_name = list(actual_signal.time_series.keys())[0] + drill_ts = actual_signal.time_series[ts_name] assert isinstance(drill_ts, TimeSeries) - # TimeSeries → ProcessingStep (through processing_steps list) + # TimeSeries → ProcessingStep (through processing_steps list) ts_attrs = drill_ts._get_display_attributes() assert 'processing_steps' in ts_attrs steps_list = ts_attrs['processing_steps'] @@ -600,21 +623,530 @@ def test_display_performance_with_large_structures(self): assert attrs['signals_count'] == 5 # Should expose all signals through the signals collection - assert 'signals' in attrs - signals_collection = attrs['signals'] - assert isinstance(signals_collection, dict) - assert len(signals_collection) == 5 - + assert 'signals' not in attrs + signal_attrs_keys = [key for key in attrs.keys() if key.startswith('signal_')] + assert isinstance(signal_attrs_keys, list) + assert len(signal_attrs_keys) == 5 + # Verify we can drill down to processing steps - first_signal = list(signals_collection.values())[0] - signal_attrs = first_signal._get_display_attributes() - assert 'time_series' in signal_attrs + first_signal_name = signal_attrs_keys[0] + signal_attrs = attrs[first_signal_name] + ts_attrs_keys = [key for key in signal_attrs.keys() if key.startswith('timeseries_')] - first_ts = list(signal_attrs['time_series'].values())[0] - ts_attrs = first_ts._get_display_attributes() - assert 'processing_steps' in ts_attrs - assert len(ts_attrs['processing_steps']) == 3 + first_ts_attrs = signal_attrs[ts_attrs_keys[0]] + assert 'processing_steps' in first_ts_attrs + assert len(first_ts_attrs['processing_steps']) == 3 + + + +class TestHTMLRenderingAndStyling: + """Test HTML structure, CSS injection, and styling application.""" + + @pytest.fixture + def sample_signal_for_html(self): + """Create a sample signal for HTML testing.""" + provenance = DataProvenance(parameter="temperature", location="lab") + data = pd.Series([20.1, 21.2, 22.3], name="RAW") + signal = Signal( + input_data=data, + name="temperature", + units="°C", + provenance=provenance + ) + return signal + + def test_build_html_content_structure(self, sample_signal_for_html): + """Test that _build_html_content generates proper HTML structure.""" + html_content = sample_signal_for_html._build_html_content(depth=2) + + # Check for required CSS classes + assert "meteaudata-header" in html_content + assert "meteaudata-attr" in html_content + assert "meteaudata-attr-name" in html_content + assert "meteaudata-attr-value" in html_content + + # Check header contains class name + assert "Signal" in html_content + + # Check attributes are present + assert "name:" in html_content + assert "units:" in html_content + assert "temperature#1" in html_content + assert "°C" in html_content + + def test_html_style_constant_structure(self): + """Test that HTML_STYLE constant contains expected CSS rules.""" + from meteaudata.displayable import HTML_STYLE + + # Check for required CSS classes + required_classes = [ + '.meteaudata-display', + '.meteaudata-header', + '.meteaudata-attr', + '.meteaudata-attr-name', + '.meteaudata-attr-value', + '.meteaudata-nested', + 'details.meteaudata-collapsible', + 'summary.meteaudata-summary' + ] + + for css_class in required_classes: + assert css_class in HTML_STYLE, f"Missing CSS class: {css_class}" + + # Check for style properties + assert "font-family:" in HTML_STYLE + assert "color:" in HTML_STYLE + assert "border:" in HTML_STYLE + + @patch('meteaudata.displayable._is_notebook_environment') + @patch('IPython.display.HTML') + @patch('IPython.display.display') + def test_html_render_with_style_injection(self, mock_display, mock_html, mock_notebook, sample_signal_for_html): + """Test that HTML rendering includes proper style injection.""" + mock_notebook.return_value = True + mock_html_instance = Mock() + mock_html.return_value = mock_html_instance + + # Call the HTML render method + sample_signal_for_html._render_html(depth=1) + + # Check that HTML was called + mock_html.assert_called_once() + + # Get the HTML content that was passed + html_content = mock_html.call_args[0][0] + + # Check for style injection script + assert "