qudi.util.datastorage
This file contains data storage utilities for qudi.
Functions
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Returns a qudi standard filename used for saving measurement data to a file, not including any file extension. |
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Helper method to create the directory (recursively) for a given file path. |
Classes
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Helper class to store (measurement)data on disk as CSV file. |
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Base helper class to store/load (measurement)data to/from disk. |
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Image format to use for saving data thumbnails. |
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Helper class to store (measurement)data on disk as binary .npy file. |
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Helper class to store (measurement)data on disk as text file. |
- class qudi.util.datastorage.CsvDataStorage(*, file_extension='.csv', **kwargs)[source]
Bases:
qudi.util.datastorage.TextDataStorageHelper class to store (measurement)data on disk as CSV file. This is a specialized sub-class of TextDataStorage that uses hard-coded commas as delimiter and includes column headers uncommented in the first row of data. This is the standard format for importing a table into e.g. MS Excel.
- create_header(timestamp=None, metadata=None, notes=None, column_headers=None, column_dtypes=None)[source]
Include column_headers without line comment specifier. for more information see: qudi.util.datastorage.TextDataStorage.create_header()
- property delimiter
!! processed by numpydoc !!
- static load_data(file_path)[source]
See
load_data()for more information.- Parameters:
- file_pathstr, optional
Path to the file to load data from.
- class qudi.util.datastorage.DataStorageBase(*, root_dir=None, include_global_metadata=True, image_format=ImageFormat.PNG)[source]
Bases:
builtins.objectBase helper class to store/load (measurement)data to/from disk. Subclasses handle saving and loading of measurement data (including metadata) for specific file formats. Metadata is represented as dictionary (key-value pairs). It is also possible to set so called “global metadata” using this or any subclass of this class. Global metadata is shared and accessible throughout all instances of these storage objects within the Python process.
If the storage type is file based and root_dir is not initialized, each call to save_data must provide the full save path information and not just a file name or name tag.
- __init__(*, root_dir=None, include_global_metadata=True, image_format=ImageFormat.PNG)[source]
- Parameters:
- root_dirstr, optional
Root directory for this storage instance to work in.
- include_global_metadatabool, optional
Flag indicating whether to save global metadata.
- image_formatImageFormat, optional
Image file format Enum for saving thumbnails.
- classmethod add_global_metadata(name, value=None, *, overwrite=False)[source]
Set a single global metadata key-value pair or alternatively multiple ones as dict. Metadata added this way will persist for all data storage instances in this process until being selectively removed by calls to “remove_global_metadata”.
- get_unified_metadata(local_metadata=None)[source]
Helper method to return a dictionary containing provided local metadata as well as global metadata depending on the include_global_metadata flag.
- Parameters:
- local_metadatadict
Metadata to include in addition to global metadata.
- include_global_metadatabool, optional
Flag indicating whether to include global metadata.
- Returns:
- dict
New dictionary containing local metadata and global metadata.
- abstract load_data(*args, **kwargs)[source]
This method must be implemented in a subclass. It should provide the facility to load a saved data set including the metadata/experiment parameters and column headers (if possible). Many storage classes can even implement this method as a static method.
For file-based storage objects, the only parameter should be file_path.
- Parameters:
- file_pathstr
Path to the file to be loaded.
- Returns:
- np.ndarray
Data as a numpy array.
- dict
User metadata.
- dict
General header data.
- classmethod remove_global_metadata(names)[source]
Remove a global metadata key-value pair by key. Does not raise an error if the key is not found.
- abstract save_data(data, *, metadata=None, notes=None, nametag=None, timestamp=None, **kwargs)[source]
This method must be implemented in a subclass. It should provide the facility to save an entire measurement as a whole along with experiment metadata (to include e.g. in the file header). The user can either specify an explicit filename or a generic one will be created. If optional nametag and/or timestamp is provided, this will be used to create the generic filename (only if the filename parameter is omitted).
- Parameters:
- datanumpy.ndarray
Data array to be saved (must be 1D or 2D for text files).
- notesstr, optional
String that is included in the metadata “as-is” without a key.
- metadatadict, optional
Named metadata to be saved in the data header / metadata.
- nametagstr, optional
Nametag to include in the generic filename.
- timestampdatetime.datetime, optional
Timestamp to construct a generic filename from.
- filenamestr, optional
Explicit filename to use for saving the data.
- Returns:
- tuple
Full file path (str), timestamp used (datetime.datetime), saved data shape (tuple).
- save_thumbnail(mpl_figure, file_path)[source]
Save a matplotlib figure visualizing the saved data in the configured image format. It is recommended to use the same file path as the corresponding data file (if applicable) and exclude the file extension (which will be added according to the image format).
- Parameters:
- mpl_figurematplotlib.figure.Figure
The matplotlib figure object to save as an image.
- file_pathstr
Full file path to use without the file extension.
- Returns:
- str
Full absolute path of the saved image.
- class qudi.util.datastorage.ImageFormat(value)[source]
Bases:
enum.EnumImage format to use for saving data thumbnails.
- PDF = '.pdf'
- PNG = '.png'
- class qudi.util.datastorage.NpyDataStorage(*, root_dir, **kwargs)[source]
Bases:
qudi.util.datastorage.DataStorageBaseHelper class to store (measurement)data on disk as binary .npy file.
- property file_extension
!! processed by numpydoc !!
- static load_data(file_path)[source]
See
load_data()for more information.- Parameters:
- file_pathstr
Path to the file to load data from.
- save_data(data, *, metadata=None, notes=None, nametag=None, timestamp=None, column_headers=None, filename=None)[source]
Saves a binary file containing the data array. Also saves alongside a text file containing the notes, (global) metadata, and column headers for this data set. The filename of the text file will be the same as for the binary file appended by “_metadata”.
For more information, see
save_data().- Parameters:
- column_headersstr or list, optional
Data column header strings or a single string.
- class qudi.util.datastorage.TextDataStorage(*, root_dir, comments='# ', delimiter='\t', file_extension='.dat', column_formats=None, **kwargs)[source]
Bases:
qudi.util.datastorage.DataStorageBaseHelper class to store (measurement)data on disk as text file. Data will always be saved in a tabular format with column headers. Single/Multiple rows are appendable.
- __init__(*, root_dir, comments='# ', delimiter='\t', file_extension='.dat', column_formats=None, **kwargs)[source]
Initialize storage configuration for saving files.
- Parameters:
- root_dirstr, optional
Root directory for this storage instance to save files into.
- commentsstr, optional
String to put at the beginning of comment and header lines.
- delimiterstr, optional
Column delimiter used in text files.
- file_extensionstr, optional
File extension to use for text files.
- column_formatsstr or sequence, optional
Value format specifier (mini-language) for each column. If a single string is provided, it will be used for all columns.
- column_headersstr or sequence, optional
Sequence of strings containing column headers. If a single string is given, write it to the file header without formatting.
- column_dtypestype or str or sequence, optional
The column data types to expect.
- **kwargs
Additional keyword arguments for further customization.
Notes
For additional keyword arguments, see the documentation for
__init__.
- append_file(data, file_path)[source]
Append single or multiple rows to an existing data file.
- Parameters:
- datanumpy.ndarray
Data array to be appended. For 1D arrays, it represents a single row. For 2D arrays, it represents multiple rows.
- file_pathstr
File path to append to.
- Returns:
- tuple
Number of rows written (int). Number of columns written (int).
- create_header(timestamp=None, metadata=None, notes=None, column_headers=None, column_dtypes=None)[source]
- property delimiter
!! processed by numpydoc !!
- property file_extension
!! processed by numpydoc !!
- static load_data(file_path)[source]
See
load_data()for more information.- Parameters:
- file_pathstr, optional
Path to the file to load data from.
- new_file(*, timestamp=None, metadata=None, notes=None, nametag=None, column_headers=None, column_dtypes=None, filename=None)[source]
Create a new data file on disk and write header string to it. Will overwrite old files silently if they have the same path.
- Parameters:
- metadatadict, optional
Named metadata values to be saved in the data header.
- notesstr, optional
String that is included in the file header “as-is”.
- nametagstr, optional
Nametag to include in the generic filename.
- timestampdatetime.datetime, optional
Timestamp to use. Will create one if missing.
- filenamestr, optional
Custom filename to use (nametag, timestamp, and configured file_extension will not be included for file naming).
- Returns:
- tuple
Full file path (str), timestamp used (datetime.datetime).
- save_data(data, *, timestamp=None, metadata=None, notes=None, nametag=None, column_headers=None, column_dtypes=None, filename=None)[source]
See
save_data()for more information.- Parameters:
- column_headersstr or list, optional
Data column header strings or a single string.
- qudi.util.datastorage.create_dir_for_file(file_path)[source]
Helper method to create the directory (recursively) for a given file path. Will NOT raise an error if the directory already exists.
- Parameters:
- file_pathstr
File path to create the directory for.
- qudi.util.datastorage.format_header(timestamp, number_format=None, metadata=None, notes=None, column_dtypes=None, column_headers=None, comments=None, delimiter=None)[source]
- qudi.util.datastorage.get_timestamp_filename(timestamp, nametag=None)[source]
Returns a qudi standard filename used for saving measurement data to a file, not including any file extension.
- Parameters:
- timestampdatetime.datetime
Timestamp used to create the filename from.
- nametagstr, optional
Additional string to include in the filename.
- Returns:
- str
Generated filename without file extension.