lumicks.pylake.channel.Slice¶
- class Slice(data_source, labels=None, calibration=None)¶
A lazily evaluated slice of a timeline/HDF5 channel
Users will only ever get these as a result of slicing a timeline/HDF5 channel or slicing another slice (via this class’
__getitem__
), i.e. the__init__
method will never be invoked by users.- Parameters
- data_sourceAny
A slice data source. Can be
Continuous
,TimeSeries
, ‘TimeTags’, or any other source which conforms to the same interface.- labelsDict[str, str]
Plot labels: “x”, “y”, “title”.
- calibration: ForceCalibration
- __init__(data_source, labels=None, calibration=None)¶
Methods
__getitem__
(item)All indexing is in timestamp units (ns)
_apply_mask
(mask)Apply a logical mask to the data
_unpack_other
(other)_with_data_source
(data_source)Return a copy of this slice with a different data source, but keep other properties
downsampled_by
(factor[, reduce])Return a copy of this slice which is downsampled by
factor
downsampled_like
(other_slice[, reduce])Downsample high frequency data analogously to a low frequency channel in the same way that Bluelake does it.
downsampled_over
(range_list[, reduce, where])Downsample channel data based on timestamp ranges.
downsampled_to
(frequency[, reduce, where, ...])Return a copy of this slice downsampled to a specified frequency
plot
([start])A simple line plot to visualize the data over time
range_selector
([show])Attributes
_timesteps
calibration
Calibration data slicing is deferred until calibration is requested to avoid slicing values that may be needed.
data
The primary values of this channel slice
sample_rate
The data frequency for continuous data sources or
None
if it's variableseconds
Relative time (in seconds) that corresponds to the channel data
start
Starting timestamp of this time series in nanoseconds
stop
End timestamp of this time series in nanoseconds
timestamps
Absolute timestamps (since epoch) which correspond to the channel data