Auto-setup - Revision history

Dvw at 02:18, 17 November 2021

2021-11-17T02:18:49Z

2018-05-05T08:42:28Z

Dvw moved page Auto-setup (python) to Auto-setup: well, I mean...

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‎class util.mas_path

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 = Obtaining python auto_setup =
-Auto-setup is part of the [[MCE script]] project.  See the <tt>python/auto_setup</tt> subdirectory.  You can get MCE script from the [[UBC SVN repository]].
+Auto-setup is part of the [[MCE script]] project.  See the <tt>python/auto_setup</tt> subdirectory.  You can get MCE script from the [[Code repositories|GitHub]].
 = Script-level support =

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 This class stores time-ordered data for some set of detectors.  Tuning data sets can be quite complex (consider a multi-bias, all-row SQ1 Servo for example) and so a certain convention has been adopted to indicate different structuring of the data.  In all cases, the data themselves are stored in a 2-d numpy array, with the second index representing the time index and the first index encapsulating all other degrees of freedom (row, column, bias index,...).  The underlying data shape is contained in the attribute '''data_shape'''.  This is not to be confused with '''data.shape''', which is the actual numpy dimensionality of the '''data''' array.
-{| cellpadding="10" cellspacing="0" border="1"
+{| class="wikitable"
 ! Form of data
 ! data_shape

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 Note that cfg.write() will rewrite *all* of the keys, not just the ones you have changed.  This will make it somewhat slower and potentially more confusing than using cfg.set_param.  So you might just want to stick with set_param.
-[[Category:MCE Script]]
+[[Category:Tuning| ]]
 [[Category:Python]]

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−	{{~~hierarchy header~~}}	+	{{Related\|Tuning}}
	The python-based auto-setup is the primary tool used to tune the TES array. It provides a modular, flexible approach to tuning. The actions of acquisition, analysis, and plotting have been carefully separated. Objects exist to manage the locations of data and outputs to provide flexibility. Tools are provided to assist with loading and analyzing existing tuning data.		The python-based auto-setup is the primary tool used to tune the TES array. It provides a modular, flexible approach to tuning. The actions of acquisition, analysis, and plotting have been carefully separated. Objects exist to manage the locations of data and outputs to provide flexibility. Tools are provided to assist with loading and analyzing existing tuning data.

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	Note that cfg.write() will rewrite all of the keys, not just the ones you have changed. This will make it somewhat slower and potentially more confusing than using cfg.set_param. So you might just want to stick with set_param.		Note that cfg.write() will rewrite all of the keys, not just the ones you have changed. This will make it somewhat slower and potentially more confusing than using cfg.set_param. So you might just want to stick with set_param.

−	[[Category:~~Software~~]]	+	[[Category:MCE Script]]
		+	[[Category:Python]]

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	Note that cfg.write() will rewrite all of the keys, not just the ones you have changed. This will make it somewhat slower and potentially more confusing than using cfg.set_param. So you might just want to stick with set_param.		Note that cfg.write() will rewrite all of the keys, not just the ones you have changed. This will make it somewhat slower and potentially more confusing than using cfg.set_param. So you might just want to stick with set_param.
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		+	[[Category:Software]]

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 * <code>env</code> is the name of an environmental variable to check, or None
 * <code>default</code> is the default value to return if other look-up methods fail.
-Ie., the <code>mas_path().bin_dir()</code> method is implemented as:
+Ie., the <code>mas_path().bin_dir()</code> method is implemented using the call:
   mas_path().__get_path__('bin-dir', 'MAS_BIN', '/usr/mce/bin')