richvalues 4.0.5__tar.gz → 4.0.6__tar.gz

{richvalues-4.0.5 → richvalues-4.0.6}/PKG-INFO

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 Metadata-Version: 2.1
 Name: richvalues
-Version: 4.0.5
+Version: 4.0.6
 Summary: Python library for working with uncertainties and upper/lower limits
 Home-page: https://github.com/andresmegias/richvalues/
 Author: Andrés Megías Toledano
@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ License-File: LICENSE
 
 RichValues is a Python 3 library for working with numeric values with uncertainties, upper/lower limits and finite intervals, which may be called _rich values_. 
 
-With it, one can import rich values written in plain text documents in an easily readable format, operate with them propagating the uncertainties automatically, and export them in the same formatting style as the import. It also allows to easily plot rich values and to make fits to any function, taking into account the uncertainties and the upper/limits or finite intervals. Moreover, correlations between variables are taken into account when performing calculations with rich values. 
+With it, one can import rich values written in plain text documents in an easily readable format, operate with them propagating the uncertainties automatically, and export them in the same formatting style as the import. It also allows to easily plot rich values and to make fits to any function, taking into account the uncertainties and the upper/lower limits or finite intervals. Moreover, correlations between variables are taken into account when performing calculations with rich values. 
 
 The libraries NumPy, Pandas, SciPy and Matplotlib are required by RichValues. A user guide and a quick tutorial are available on GitHub: https://github.com/andresmegias/richvalues/.
 

{richvalues-4.0.5 → richvalues-4.0.6}/README.md

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 RichValues is a Python 3 library for working with numeric values with uncertainties, upper/lower limits and finite intervals, which may be called _rich values_. 
 
-With it, one can import rich values written in plain text documents in an easily readable format, operate with them propagating the uncertainties automatically, and export them in the same formatting style as the import. It also allows to easily plot rich values and to make fits to any function, taking into account the uncertainties and the upper/limits or finite intervals. Moreover, correlations between variables are taken into account when performing calculations with rich values. 
+With it, one can import rich values written in plain text documents in an easily readable format, operate with them propagating the uncertainties automatically, and export them in the same formatting style as the import. It also allows to easily plot rich values and to make fits to any function, taking into account the uncertainties and the upper/lower limits or finite intervals. Moreover, correlations between variables are taken into account when performing calculations with rich values. 
 
 The libraries NumPy, Pandas, SciPy and Matplotlib are required by RichValues. A user guide and a quick tutorial are available on GitHub: https://github.com/andresmegias/richvalues/.

{richvalues-4.0.5 → richvalues-4.0.6}/pyproject.toml

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ build-backend = "setuptools.build_meta"
 
 [project]
 name = "richvalues"
-version = "4.0.5"
+version = "4.0.6"
 description = "Python library for working with uncertainties and upper/lower limits"
 license = {file="LICENSE"}
 authors = [{name="Andrés Megías Toledano"}]

{richvalues-4.0.5 → richvalues-4.0.6}/richvalues/__init__.py

@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE
 POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.
 """
 
-__version__ = '4.0.5'
+__version__ = '4.0.6'
 __author__ = 'Andrés Megías Toledano'
 
 import copy
@@ -238,7 +238,8 @@ def round_sf_unc(x, dx, n=None, min_exp=None, extra_sf_lim=None):
                 num_digits_x = len(str(x).split('.')[0])
                 if num_digits_y > num_digits_x:
                     m -= 1
-                if float(dy[0]) <= extra_sf_lim:
+                base_dy = '{:e}'.format(float(dy)).split('e')[0]
+                if float(base_dy) <= extra_sf_lim:
                     m += 1
                 y = round_sf(x, m, min_exp, extra_sf_lim=1-1e-8)
         else:
@@ -339,8 +340,10 @@ def round_sf_uncs(x, dx, n=None, min_exp=None, extra_sf_lim=None):
         diff = num_dec_1 - num_dec_2
         off1, off2 = 0, 0
         if num_dec_1 == 0 == num_dec_2:
-            b1 = float(str(dy1)[0]) if np.isfinite(dx1) else 10.
-            b2 = float(str(dy2)[0]) if np.isfinite(dx2) else 10.
+            base_dy1 = '{:e}'.format(dx1).split('e')[0]
+            base_dy2 = '{:e}'.format(dx2).split('e')[0]
+            b1 = float(base_dy1) if np.isfinite(dx1) else 10.
+            b2 = float(base_dy2) if np.isfinite(dx2) else 10.
             if dx2 > dx1 and b1 <= extra_sf_lim and b2 > extra_sf_lim:
                 off2 = 1
             if dx1 > dx2 and b2 <= extra_sf_lim and b1 > extra_sf_lim:
@@ -945,13 +948,13 @@ class RichValue():
                     elif is_uplim:
                         symbol = '<'
                         y = int(np.ceil(x)) if is_int else x  
-                    min_exp = 0
                     y = round_sf(y, n, min_exp, extra_sf_lim)
-                    y, a = y.split('e')
-                    a = str(int(a))
+                    if 'e' in y:
+                        y, a = y.split('e')
+                    else:
+                        a = '0'
                     text = ('${} {} {}'.format(symbol, y, mult_symbol)
                             + ' 10^{'+a+'}$')
-                text = text.replace('e-0', 'e-').replace('e+','e')
                 a = int(text.split('10^{')[1].split('}')[0])
                 if abs(a) < min_exp:
                     y = RichValue(x, dx, is_lolim, is_uplim,
@@ -962,7 +965,8 @@ class RichValue():
                     text = y.latex(*kwargs)
                 if (not use_extra_sf_in_exacts and omit_ones_in_sci_notation
                      and dx[0] == dx[1] and dx[0] == 0 or np.isnan(dx[0])):
-                    text = text.replace('1 {} '.format(mult_symbol), '')
+                    if '.' not in text:
+                        text = text.replace('1 {} '.format(mult_symbol), '')
             else:
                 x1 = RichValue(main - unc[0], domain=domain)
                 x2 = RichValue(main + unc[1], domain=domain)
@@ -2663,7 +2667,7 @@ def add_rich_values(x, y):
     is_int = x.is_int and y.is_int
     domain = [x.domain[0] + y.domain[0], x.domain[1] + y.domain[1]]
     sigmas = defaultparams['sigmas to use approximate uncertainty propagation']
-    if x.is_exact or y.is_exact:
+    if (x.is_exact or y.is_exact) and (x.is_interv or y.is_interv):
         z = list(np.array(x.interval()) + np.array(y.interval()))
         z = RichValue(z, domain=domain, is_int=is_int)
     elif (not (x.is_interv or y.is_interv)
@@ -2687,7 +2691,7 @@ def multiply_rich_values(x, y):
     is_int = x.is_int and y.is_int
     domain = propagate_domain(x.domain, y.domain, lambda a,b: a*b)
     sigmas = defaultparams['sigmas to use approximate uncertainty propagation']
-    if x.is_exact or y.is_exact:
+    if (x.is_exact or y.is_exact) and (x.is_interv or y.is_interv):
         z = list(np.array(x.interval()) * np.array(y.interval()))
         z = RichValue(z, domain=domain, is_int=is_int)
     elif (not (x.is_interv or y.is_interv)
@@ -3070,7 +3074,7 @@ def rich_value(text=None, domain=None, is_int=None, pdf=None,
             unc = 0
             is_lolim, is_uplim, is_range = False, False, True
             min_exp = round(np.mean([me1, me2]))
-            extra_sf_lim = min(el1, el2)
+            extra_sf_lim = max(el1, el2)
         return (main, unc, is_lolim, is_uplim, is_range, domain,
                 min_exp, extra_sf_lim)
     
@@ -3203,7 +3207,7 @@ def rich_array(array, domain=None, is_int=None,
     rarray = RichArray(mains, uncs, are_lolims, are_uplims, are_ranges,
                        domains, are_ints, variables, expressions)
     min_exp = round(np.mean(min_exps))
-    extra_sf_lim = min(extra_sf_lims)
+    extra_sf_lim = max(extra_sf_lims)
     rarray.set_params({'min_exp': min_exp, 'extra_sf_lim': extra_sf_lim})
     return rarray
 
@@ -3582,7 +3586,7 @@ def loguniform_distribution(low=-1, high=1, size=1,
     return distr
 
 def distr_with_rich_values(function, args, len_samples=None,
-                           is_vectorizable=False):
+                           is_vectorizable=False, **kwargs):
     """
     Same as function_with_rich_values, but just returns the final distribution.
     """
@@ -3688,7 +3692,7 @@ def remove_zero_infs(interval, zero_log, inf_log):
     return new_interval
 
 def evaluate_distr(distr, domain=None, function=None, args=None,
-            len_samples=None, is_vectorizable=False, consider_intervs=True,
+            len_samples=None, is_vectorizable=False, consider_intervs=None,
             is_domain_cyclic=False, lims_fraction=None, num_reps_lims=None,
             save_pdf=None, **kwargs):
     """
@@ -3776,8 +3780,13 @@ def evaluate_distr(distr, domain=None, function=None, args=None,
     if args is not None:
         if type(args) not in (tuple, list):
             args = [args]
-        args = [rich_value(arg) if type(arg) not in
-                (RichValue, ComplexRichValue) else arg for arg in args]
+        if type(args[0]) is not RichArray:
+            args = [rich_value(arg) if type(arg) not in
+                    (RichValue, ComplexRichValue) else arg for arg in args]
+    if consider_intervs is None:
+        consider_intervs = True
+        if args is not None and all([arg.is_centr for arg in args]):
+            consider_intervs = False
         
     distr = np.array(distr)
     
@@ -4076,6 +4085,7 @@ def function_with_rich_values(function, args, unc_function=None,
         args = [args]
     args = [rich_value(arg) if type(arg) not in (RichValue, ComplexRichValue)
             else arg for arg in args]
+    args_copy = copy.copy(args)
     
     input_function = copy.copy(function)
     if type(function) is str:
@@ -4119,7 +4129,7 @@ def function_with_rich_values(function, args, unc_function=None,
             
     if len_samples is None:
         len_samples = int(len(args)**0.5 * defaultparams['size of samples'])
-    num_sf = min([arg.num_sf for arg in args])
+    num_sf = int(np.median([arg.num_sf for arg in args]))
     min_exp = round(np.mean([arg.min_exp for arg in args]))
     extra_sf_lim = max([arg.extra_sf_lim for arg in args])
     
@@ -4136,9 +4146,6 @@ def function_with_rich_values(function, args, unc_function=None,
             use_analytic_propagation = False
     
     args_main = np.array([arg.main for arg in args])
-    # print()
-    # print(args)
-    # print(args[0].expression)
     with np.errstate(divide='ignore', invalid='ignore'):
         main = function(*args_main)
     output_size = np.array(main).size
@@ -4224,16 +4231,14 @@ def function_with_rich_values(function, args, unc_function=None,
         
         mains = [main] if output_size == 1 else main
         if unc_function is not None:
-            args_unc = [np.array(arg.unc) for arg in args]
-            uncs = unc_function(*args_main, *args_unc)
+            uncs = []
+            args_main = np.array([arg.main for arg in args_copy])
+            for i in (0,1):
+                args_unc = [arg.unc[i] for arg in args_copy]
+                uncs += [unc_function(*args_main, *args_unc)]
             uncs = [uncs] if output_size == 1 else uncs
-            if output_size > 1:
-                for k in range(output_size):
-                    if not hasattr(uncs[k], '__iter__'):
-                        uncs[k] = [uncs[k]]*2
-                    uncs[k][1] = abs(uncs[k][1])
-            if not hasattr(uncs,'__iter__'):
-                uncs = [uncs]*output_size
+            for k in range(output_size):
+                uncs[k][1] = abs(uncs[k][1])
         else:
             inds_combs = list(itertools.product(*[[0,1,2]]*len(args)))
             comb_main = tuple([1]*len(args))
@@ -4261,6 +4266,9 @@ def function_with_rich_values(function, args, unc_function=None,
                 real_k = RichValue(main_k.real, unc_k.real, domain=domain_k)
                 imag_k = RichValue(main_k.imag, unc_k.imag, domain=domain_k)
                 rval_k = ComplexRichValue(real_k, imag_k)
+            rval_k.num_sf = num_sf
+            rval_k.min_exp = min_exp
+            rval_k.extra_sf_lim = extra_sf_lim
             output += [rval_k]
             
     else:
@@ -4336,6 +4344,37 @@ def function_with_rich_arrays(function, args, elementwise=False, **kwargs):
     output : rich array / rich value
         Result of the function.
     """
+    if 'domain' in kwargs:
+        domain = kwargs['domain']
+        del kwargs['domain']
+    else:
+        domain = None
+    distr = distr_with_rich_arrays(function, args, elementwise, **kwargs)
+    if len(distr.shape) == 1:
+        output = evaluate_distr(distr, domain, function, args, **kwargs)
+    else:
+        output_size = distr.shape[1]
+        output = []
+        for k in range(output_size):
+            function_k = lambda *args: function(args)[k]
+            rval_k = evaluate_distr(distr[:,k], domain, function_k, args,
+                                    **kwargs)
+            output += [rval_k]
+        args_main = np.array([arg.main for arg in args])
+        with np.errstate(divide='ignore', invalid='ignore'):
+            main = function(*args_main)
+        output_size = np.array(main).size
+        output_type = RichArray if type(main) is np.ndarray else type(main)
+        if output_type is tuple and output_size > 1:
+            output = tuple(output)
+        elif output_type is RichArray:
+            output = np.array(output).view(RichArray)
+    return output
+
+def distr_with_rich_arrays(function, args, elementwise=False, **kwargs):
+    """
+    Same as function_with_rich_arrays, but just returns the final distribution.
+    """
     if type(args) not in (tuple, list):
         args = [args]
     args = [rich_array(arg) if type(arg) != RichArray else arg
@@ -4351,6 +4390,8 @@ def function_with_rich_arrays(function, args, elementwise=False, **kwargs):
     if 'len_samples' not in kwargs:
         kwargs['len_samples'] = int(len(args)**0.5
                                     * defaultparams['size of samples'])
+    if 'consider_intervs' in kwargs:
+        del kwargs['consider_intervs']
     if elementwise:
         same_shapes = True
         for arg in args[1:]:
@@ -4359,15 +4400,14 @@ def function_with_rich_arrays(function, args, elementwise=False, **kwargs):
                 break
         if not same_shapes:
             raise Exception('Input arrays have different shapes.')
-        array = np.empty(0, RichValue)
+        array = np.empty(0, float)
         args_flat = np.array([arg.flatten() for arg in args])
         for i in range(args[0].size):
             args_i = np.array(args_flat)[:,i].tolist()
-            rvalue = function_with_rich_values(function, args_i, **kwargs)
+            rvalue = distr_with_rich_values(function, args_i, **kwargs)
             array = np.append(array, rvalue)
         if shape == ():
             array = np.array(array[0])
-        array = array.view(RichArray)
         output = array
     else:
         if type(function) is str:
@@ -4410,7 +4450,7 @@ def function_with_rich_arrays(function, args, elementwise=False, **kwargs):
             alt_args = []
             for arg in args:
                 alt_args += list(arg.flat)
-        output = function_with_rich_values(alt_function, alt_args, **kwargs)
+        output = distr_with_rich_values(alt_function, alt_args, **kwargs)
     return output
 
 def fmean(array, function='None', inverse_function='None',
@@ -4524,12 +4564,12 @@ def errorbar(x, y, lims_factor=None, **kwargs):
     xa, ya = rich_array(x), rich_array(y)
     xc = rich_array([x]) if len(xa.shape) == 0 else xa
     yc = rich_array([y]) if len(ya.shape) == 0 else ya
-    if lims_factor is None:
-        lims_factor_x, lims_factor_y = None, None
-    elif type(lims_factor) in (float, int):
+    if type(lims_factor) in (float, int):
         lims_factor_x, lims_factor_y = [lims_factor]*2
     elif type(lims_factor) in (list, tuple):
         lims_factor_x, lims_factor_y = lims_factor
+    else:
+        lims_factor_x, lims_factor_y = None, None
     if lims_factor_x is None:
         lims_factor_x = lim_factor(xc)
     if lims_factor_y is None:
@@ -4979,6 +5019,7 @@ rich_df = rdataframe = rich_dataframe
 function = function_with_rich_values
 array_function = function_with_rich_arrays
 distribution = distr_with_rich_values
+array_distribution = distr_with_rich_arrays
 evaluate_distribution = evaluate_distr
 center_and_uncertainties = center_and_uncs
 is_not_a_number = is_nan = isnan

{richvalues-4.0.5 → richvalues-4.0.6}/richvalues.egg-info/PKG-INFO

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 Metadata-Version: 2.1
 Name: richvalues
-Version: 4.0.5
+Version: 4.0.6
 Summary: Python library for working with uncertainties and upper/lower limits
 Home-page: https://github.com/andresmegias/richvalues/
 Author: Andrés Megías Toledano
@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ License-File: LICENSE
 
 RichValues is a Python 3 library for working with numeric values with uncertainties, upper/lower limits and finite intervals, which may be called _rich values_. 
 
-With it, one can import rich values written in plain text documents in an easily readable format, operate with them propagating the uncertainties automatically, and export them in the same formatting style as the import. It also allows to easily plot rich values and to make fits to any function, taking into account the uncertainties and the upper/limits or finite intervals. Moreover, correlations between variables are taken into account when performing calculations with rich values. 
+With it, one can import rich values written in plain text documents in an easily readable format, operate with them propagating the uncertainties automatically, and export them in the same formatting style as the import. It also allows to easily plot rich values and to make fits to any function, taking into account the uncertainties and the upper/lower limits or finite intervals. Moreover, correlations between variables are taken into account when performing calculations with rich values. 
 
 The libraries NumPy, Pandas, SciPy and Matplotlib are required by RichValues. A user guide and a quick tutorial are available on GitHub: https://github.com/andresmegias/richvalues/.
 

{richvalues-4.0.5 → richvalues-4.0.6}/richvalues.egg-info/SOURCES.txt

@@ -3,7 +3,6 @@ README.md
 pyproject.toml
 setup.py
 richvalues/__init__.py
-richvalues.egg-info/.DS_Store
 richvalues.egg-info/PKG-INFO
 richvalues.egg-info/SOURCES.txt
 richvalues.egg-info/dependency_links.txt

{richvalues-4.0.5 → richvalues-4.0.6}/setup.py

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ with open('README.md', 'r') as file:
 
 setuptools.setup(
     name = 'richvalues',
-    version = '4.0.5',
+    version = '4.0.6',
     license = 'BSD-3-Clause',
     author = 'Andrés Megías Toledano',
     description = 'Python library for working with uncertainties and upper/lower limits',