cellpy.utils.example_data
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Tools for getting some data to play with
Module Contents#
Classes#
Enum for example data files |
Functions#
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Get the path to an example arbin res file |
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Get the path to an example arbin res file |
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Get the path to an example biologics mpr file |
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load an example cellpy file. |
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Get the path to an example cellpy file |
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Get the path to an example custom data csv file |
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Get the path to an example custom instrument definition yaml file |
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Get the path to an example custom data Excel file |
Download all example data files from the cellpy-data repository. |
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Download a file from the web. |
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Get the path to an example local-instrument definition yaml file |
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Get the path to an example maccor txt file |
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Get the path to an example maccor txt file |
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Get the path to an example maccor txt file |
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Get the path to an example maccor txt file |
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Get the path to an example neware csv file |
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Get the path to an example cellpy file |
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Get the path to an example pec csv file |
Get the path to an example cellpy file with rate data |
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load an example data file (arbin). |
Attributes#
- cellpy_file(testing: bool = False) cellpy.cellreader.CellpyCell [source]#
load an example cellpy file.
- Parameters:
testing (bool) – run in test mode
- Returns:
cellpy.CellpyCell object with the data loaded
- custom_instrument_path() pathlib.Path [source]#
Get the path to an example custom instrument definition yaml file
- download_file(url, local_filename)[source]#
Download a file from the web.
- Parameters:
url (str) – URL of the file to download
local_filename (str) – Local filename to save the file to
- local_instrument_path() pathlib.Path [source]#
Get the path to an example local-instrument definition yaml file for loading csv-type files
- raw_file(auto_summary: bool = True, testing: bool = False) cellpy.cellreader.CellpyCell [source]#
load an example data file (arbin).
- Parameters:
auto_summary (bool) – run make_summary automatically (defaults to True)
testing (bool) – run in test mode
- Returns:
cellpy.CellpyCell object with the data loaded