[Scipy-svn] r2339 - trunk/Lib/io

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Wed Nov 29 13:40:29 EST 2006


Author: matthew.brett at gmail.com
Date: 2006-11-29 12:40:23 -0600 (Wed, 29 Nov 2006)
New Revision: 2339

Added:
   trunk/Lib/io/recaster.py
Modified:
   trunk/Lib/io/miobase.py
Log:
More work on recasting, moved recasting into own module

Modified: trunk/Lib/io/miobase.py
===================================================================
--- trunk/Lib/io/miobase.py	2006-11-29 13:13:49 UTC (rev 2338)
+++ trunk/Lib/io/miobase.py	2006-11-29 18:40:23 UTC (rev 2339)
@@ -378,268 +378,3 @@
     def __init__(self, file_stream):
         self.file_stream = file_stream
 
-
-class DownCaster(object):
-    ''' Downcast arrays to acceptable datatypes
-
-    Initialization specifies acceptable datatypes (ADs)
-
-    Implements downcast method - returns array that may be of
-    different storage type to the input array, where the new type is
-    one of the ADs.
-
-    Also implements downcast_and_nearest method - returns downcast
-    array, and datatype within the ADs that is nearest to the input
-    datatype.
-
-    The algorithm for the "nearest" is: return input datatype if in
-    ADs; else return a higher precision datatype in ADs of same type
-    if available; else return the next lower precision datatype in
-    ADs of same type; else raise an error.
-    
-    At its simplest, the downcast method can reject arrays that
-    are not in the list of ADs.
-
-    '''
-
-    _sctype_trans = {'complex': 'c', 'c': 'c',
-                     'float': 'f', 'f': 'f',
-                     'int': 'i', 'i': 'i',
-                     'uint': 'u', 'u': 'u'}
-
-    def __init__(self, sctype_list=None, sctype_tols=None):
-        ''' Set types for which we are attempting to downcast
-
-        Input
-        sctype_list  - list of acceptable scalar types
-                     If None defaults to all system types
-        sctype_tols  - dictionary key datatype, values rtol, tol
-                     to specify tolerances for checking near equality in downcasting
-        
-        '''
-        sys_dict = self.system_sctype_dict()
-        if sctype_list is None:
-            self.sctype_dict = sys_dict.copy()
-            sctype_list = self.sctype_dict.keys()
-        else:
-            D = {}
-            for k, v in sys_dict.items():
-                if k in sctype_list:
-                    D[k] = v
-            self.sctype_dict = D
-        self.sctype_list = sctype_list
-        self.sctype_tols = self.default_sctype_tols()
-        if sctype_tols is not None:
-            self.sctype_tols.merge(sctype_tols)
-        self.sized_sctypes = {}
-        for k in ('c', 'f', 'i', 'u'):
-            self.sized_sctypes[k] = self.sctypes_by_size(k)
-        self.int_sctypes = [T for T in self.sctype_list if dtype(T).kind in ('i', 'u')]
-        N = {}
-        for k in sys_dict:
-            N[k] = self._nearest_dtype(k)
-        self.nearest_dtypes = N
-        
-    def system_sctype_dict(self):
-        d_dict = {}
-        for sc_type in ('complex','float'):
-            t_list = sctypes[sc_type]
-            for T in t_list:
-                dt = dtype(T)
-                d_dict[T] = {
-                    'kind': dt.kind,
-                    'size': dt.itemsize}
-        for T in sctypes['int']:
-            dt = dtype(T)
-            sz = dt.itemsize
-            bits = sz*8-1
-            end = 2**bits
-            d_dict[T] = {
-                'kind': dt.kind,
-                'size': sz,
-                'min': -end,
-                'max': end-1
-                }
-        for T in sctypes['uint']:
-            dt = dtype(T)
-            sz = dt.itemsize
-            bits = sz*8
-            end = 2**bits
-            d_dict[T] = {
-                'kind': dt.kind,
-                'size': sz,
-                'min': 0,
-                'max': end
-            }
-        return d_dict
-    
-    def default_sctype_tols(self):
-        ''' Default allclose tolerance values for dtypes '''
-        t_dict = {}
-        for sc_type in ('complex','float'):
-            t_list = sctypes[sc_type]
-            for T in t_list:
-                dt = dtype(T)
-                F = finfo(dt)
-                t_dict[T] = {
-                    'rtol': F.eps,
-                    'atol': F.tiny}
-        tiny = finfo(float64).tiny
-        for sc_type in ('int', 'uint'):
-            t_list = sctypes[sc_type]
-            for T in t_list:
-                dt = dtype(T)
-                t_dict[T] = {
-                    'rtol': 0,
-                    'atol': tiny}
-        return t_dict
-
-    def tols_from_sctype(self, sctype):
-        ''' Return rtol and atol for sctype '''
-        tols = self.sctype_tols[sctype]
-        return tols['rtol'], tols['atol']
-        
-    def sctypes_by_size(self, sctype):
-        ''' Returns storage size ordered list of entries of scalar type sctype
-
-        Input
-        sctype   - one of "complex" or "c", "float" or "f" ,
-                  "int" or "i", "uint" or "u"
-        '''
-        try:
-            sctype = self._sctype_trans[sctype]
-        except KeyError:
-            raise TypeError, 'Did not recognize sctype %s' % sctype
-        D = []
-        for t in self.sctype_list:
-            dt = dtype(t)
-            if dt.kind == sctype:
-                D.append([t, dt.itemsize])
-        D.sort(lambda x, y: cmp(y[1], x[1]))
-        return D
-    
-    def _nearest_dtype(self, dt):
-        ''' Return dtype closest in size to that of dt
-
-        Input
-        dt     - dtype
-
-        ID = input dtype. VD = valid dtype.  Return ID if ID is
-        in VDs. If ID is smaller / larger than all VDs, return
-        smallest / largest VD. Otherwise return nearest VD larger than
-        ID.
-        '''
-        dt = dtype(dt)
-        if dt in self.sctype_list:
-            return dt
-        sctypes = self.sized_sctypes[dt.kind]
-        if not sctypes:
-            return None
-        dti = dt.itemsize
-        for i, t in enumerate(sctypes):
-            if t[1] < dti:
-                break
-        else:
-            return t[0]
-        if i:
-            i-=1
-        return sctypes[i][0]
-        
-    def smaller_same_kind(self, arr):
-        ''' Return arr maybe downcast to same kind, smaller storage
-
-        If arr cannot be downcast within given tolerances, then return
-        arr if arr is in list of acceptable types, otherwise return
-        None
-        '''
-        dt = arr.dtype
-        dti = dt.itemsize
-        sctypes = self.sized_sctypes[dt.kind]
-        scts = [t[0] for i, t in enumerate(sctypes) if t[1] < dti]
-        rtol, atol = self.tols_from_sctype(dt.type)
-        ret_arr = arr
-        for T in scts:
-            test_arr = arr.astype(T)
-            if allclose(test_arr, arr, rtol, atol):
-                ret_arr = test_arr
-            else:
-                break
-        else:  # No downcasting withing tolerance
-            if dt not in self.sctype_list:
-                return None
-        return ret_arr
-        
-    def smallest_int_dtype(self, mx, mn):
-        ''' Return integer type with smallest storage containing mx and mn
-
-        Inputs
-        mx      - maximum value
-        mn      - minumum value
-
-        Returns None if no integer can contain this range
-        '''
-        dt = None
-        for T in self.int_sctypes:
-            t_dict = self.sctype_dict[T]
-            if t_dict['max'] >= mx and t_dict['min'] <= mn:
-                c_sz = t_dict['size']
-                if dt is None or c_sz < sz:
-                    dt = T
-                    sz = c_sz
-        return dt
-
-    def recast(self, arr):
-        arr = self.downcast(arr)
-        if arr is not None:
-            return arr
-        # Could not downcast, arr dtype not in known list
-        dt = self.capable_dtype[arr.dtype.type]
-        if dt is not None:
-            return arr.astype(dt)
-        raise ValueError, 'Could not recast array within precision'
-        
-    def downcast(self, arr):
-        dtk = arr.dtype.kind
-        if dtk == 'c':
-            return self.downcast_complex(arr)
-        elif dtk == 'f':
-            return self.downcast_float(arr)
-        elif dtk in ('u', 'i'):
-            return self.downcast_integer(arr)
-        else:
-            raise TypeError, 'Do not recognize array kind %s' % dtk
-            
-    def downcast_complex(self, arr):
-        # can we downcast to float?
-        dt = arr.dtype
-        dti = ceil(dt.itemsize / 2)
-        sctypes = self.sized_sctypes['f']
-        flts = [t[0] for i, t in enumerate(sctypes) if t[1] <= dti]
-        test_arr = arr.astype(flts[0])
-        rtol, atol = self.tols_from_sctype(dt.type)
-        if allclose(arr, test_arr, rtol, atol):
-            return self.downcast_float(test_arr)
-        # try downcasting to another complex type
-        return self.smaller_same_kind(arr)
-    
-    def downcast_float(self, arr):
-        # Try integer
-        test_arr = self.downcast_integer(arr)
-        rtol, atol = self.tols_from_sctype(arr.dtype.type)
-        if allclose(arr, test_arr, rtol, atol):
-            return test_arr
-        # Otherwise descend the float types
-        return self.smaller_same_kind(arr)
-
-    def downcast_integer(self, arr):
-        ''' Downcasts arr to integer
-
-        Returns None if range of arr cannot be contained in acceptable
-        integer types
-        '''
-        mx = amax(arr)
-        mn = amin(arr)
-        idt = self.smallest_int_dtype(mx, mn)
-        if idt:
-            return arr.astype(idt)
-        return None

Added: trunk/Lib/io/recaster.py
===================================================================
--- trunk/Lib/io/recaster.py	2006-11-29 13:13:49 UTC (rev 2338)
+++ trunk/Lib/io/recaster.py	2006-11-29 18:40:23 UTC (rev 2339)
@@ -0,0 +1,342 @@
+# Author: Matthew Brett
+
+"""
+Recaster class for recasting numeric arrays
+"""
+
+from numpy import *
+
+
+class Recaster(object):
+    ''' Class to recast arrays to one of acceptable scalar types
+
+    Initialization specifies acceptable types (ATs)
+
+    Implements downcast and recast method - returns array that may be
+    of different storage type to the input array, where the new type
+    is one of the ATs. Downcast forces return array to be same size or
+    smaller than the input.  recast method will return a larger type
+    if no smaller type will contain the data without loss of
+    precision.
+
+    At its simplest, the downcast method can reject arrays that
+    are not in the list of ATs.
+    '''
+
+    _sctype_trans = {'complex': 'c', 'c': 'c',
+                     'float': 'f', 'f': 'f',
+                     'int': 'i', 'i': 'i',
+                     'uint': 'u', 'u': 'u'}
+
+    def __init__(self, sctype_list=None, sctype_tols=None):
+        ''' Set types for which we are attempting to downcast
+
+        Input
+        sctype_list  - list of acceptable scalar types
+                     If None defaults to all system types
+        sctype_tols  - dictionary key datatype, values rtol, tol
+                     to specify tolerances for checking near equality in downcasting
+        '''
+        sys_dict = self.system_sctype_dict()
+        if sctype_list is None:
+            self.sctype_dict = sys_dict.copy()
+            sctype_list = self.sctype_dict.keys()
+        else:
+            D = {}
+            for k, v in sys_dict.items():
+                if k in sctype_list:
+                    D[k] = v
+            self.sctype_dict = D
+        self.sctype_list = sctype_list
+        self.sctype_tols = self.default_sctype_tols()
+        if sctype_tols is not None:
+            self.sctype_tols.merge(sctype_tols)
+        # Cache sctype sizes, 
+        self.sized_sctypes = {}
+        for k in ('c', 'f', 'i', 'u'):
+            self.sized_sctypes[k] = self.sctypes_by_size(k)
+        self.int_sctypes = [T for T in self.sctype_list if dtype(T).kind in ('i', 'u')]
+        self.all_int_sized_sctypes = []
+        for k, v in self.sized_sctypes.items():
+            if k in ('u', 'i'):
+                self.all_int_sized_sctypes.append(v)
+        self.nearest_dtypes = {}
+        for k in sys_dict:
+            self.nearest_dtypes[k] = self._nearest_dtype(k)
+        self.capable_dtypes = {}
+        for k in sys_dict:
+            self.capable_dtypes[k] = self._capable_dtype(k)
+        
+    def system_sctype_dict(self):
+        d_dict = {}
+        for sc_type in ('complex','float'):
+            t_list = sctypes[sc_type]
+            for T in t_list:
+                dt = dtype(T)
+                d_dict[T] = {
+                    'kind': dt.kind,
+                    'size': dt.itemsize}
+        for T in sctypes['int']:
+            dt = dtype(T)
+            sz = dt.itemsize
+            bits = sz*8-1
+            end = 2**bits
+            d_dict[T] = {
+                'kind': dt.kind,
+                'size': sz,
+                'min': -end,
+                'max': end-1
+                }
+        for T in sctypes['uint']:
+            dt = dtype(T)
+            sz = dt.itemsize
+            bits = sz*8
+            end = 2**bits
+            d_dict[T] = {
+                'kind': dt.kind,
+                'size': sz,
+                'min': 0,
+                'max': end
+            }
+        return d_dict
+    
+    def default_sctype_tols(self):
+        ''' Default allclose tolerance values for all dtypes '''
+        t_dict = {}
+        for sc_type in ('complex','float'):
+            t_list = sctypes[sc_type]
+            for T in t_list:
+                dt = dtype(T)
+                F = finfo(dt)
+                t_dict[T] = {
+                    'rtol': F.eps,
+                    'atol': F.tiny}
+        F = finfo(float64)
+        for sc_type in ('int', 'uint'):
+            t_list = sctypes[sc_type]
+            for T in t_list:
+                dt = dtype(T)
+                t_dict[T] = {
+                    'rtol': F.eps,
+                    'atol': F.tiny}
+        return t_dict
+
+    def tols_from_sctype(self, sctype):
+        ''' Return rtol and atol for sctype '''
+        tols = self.sctype_tols[sctype]
+        return tols['rtol'], tols['atol']
+        
+    def sctypes_by_size(self, sctype):
+        ''' Returns storage size ordered list of entries of scalar type sctype
+
+        Input
+        sctype   - one of "complex" or "c", "float" or "f" ,
+                  "int" or "i", "uint" or "u"
+        '''
+        try:
+            sctype = self._sctype_trans[sctype]
+        except KeyError:
+            raise TypeError, 'Did not recognize sctype %s' % sctype
+        D = []
+        for t in self.sctype_list:
+            dt = dtype(t)
+            if dt.kind == sctype:
+                D.append([t, dt.itemsize])
+        D.sort(lambda x, y: cmp(y[1], x[1]))
+        return D
+    
+    def _nearest_sctype(self, sct):
+        ''' Return scalar type closest in size to that of sct
+
+        Input
+        sct     - sctype
+
+        ID = input sctype. AT = acceptable sctype.  Return ID if ID is
+        in ATs. If ID is smaller / larger than all ATs, return
+        smallest / largest AT. Otherwise return nearest AT larger than
+        ID.
+        '''
+        dt = dtype(sct)
+        if sct in self.sctype_list:
+            return sct
+        sctypes = self.sized_sctypes[dt.kind]
+        if not sctypes:
+            return None
+        dti = sct.itemsize
+        for i, t in enumerate(sctypes):
+            if t[1] < dti:
+                break
+        else:
+            return t[0]
+        if i:
+            i-=1
+        return sctypes[i][0]
+        
+    def _capable_sctype(self, sct):
+        ''' Return smallest scalar type containing sct type without precision loss
+
+        Input
+        sct     - scalar type
+
+        ID = input type. AT = acceptable type.  Return ID if ID is
+        in ATs. Otherwise return smallest AT that is larger than or
+        same size as ID.
+
+        If the desired sctype is an integer, returns the smallest
+        integer (int or uint) that can contain the range of the input
+        integer type
+
+        If there is no type that can contain sct without loss of
+        precision, return None
+        '''
+        if sct in self.sctype_list:
+            return sct
+        out_t = None
+        # Unsigned and signed integers
+        # Precision loss defined by max min outside datatype range
+        dt = dtype(sct)
+        if dt.kind in ('u', 'i'):
+            sctypes = self.all_int_sized_sctypes
+            if not sctypes:
+                return None
+            D = self.sctype_dict
+            mx = D[sct]['max']
+            mn = D[sct]['min']
+            for i, t in emumerate(sctypes):
+                this_sct = t[0]
+                this_d = D[dt]
+                if this_d['max'] >= mx and this_d['min'] <= mn:
+                    out_t = this_sct
+        else:
+            # Complex and float types
+            # Precision loss defined by data size < sct
+            sctypes = self.sized_sctypes[sct]
+            if not sctypes:
+                return None
+            dti = dtype(sct).itemsize
+            out_t = None
+            for i, t in enumerate(sctypes):
+                if t[1] >= dti:
+                    out_t = t[0]
+        return out_t
+
+    def smaller_same_kind(self, arr):
+        ''' Return arr maybe downcast to same kind, smaller storage
+
+        If arr cannot be downcast within given tolerances, then:
+        return arr if arr is in list of acceptable types, otherwise
+        return None
+        '''
+        dtp = arr.dtype
+        dti = dt.itemsize
+        sctypes = self.sized_sctypes[dtp.kind]
+        sctypes = [t[0] for i, t in enumerate(sctypes) if t[1] < dti]
+        return self.smaller_from_sctypes(arr, sctypes)
+
+    def smallest_from_sctypes(self, arr, sctypes):
+        ''' Returns array recast to smallest possible type from list
+
+        Inputs
+        arr        - array to recast
+        sctypes    - list of scalar types to try
+
+        Returns None if no recast is within tolerance
+        '''
+        dt = arr.dtype.type
+        rtol, atol = self.tols_from_sctype(dt)
+        ret_arr = arr
+        for T in sctypes:
+            test_arr = arr.astype(T)
+            if allclose(test_arr, arr, rtol, atol):
+                ret_arr = test_arr
+            else:
+                break
+        else: # No downcasting withing tolerance
+            if dt not in self.sctype_list:
+                return None
+        return ret_arr
+        
+    def smallest_int_dtype(self, mx, mn):
+        ''' Return integer type with smallest storage containing mx and mn
+
+        Inputs
+        mx      - maximum value
+        mn      - minumum value
+
+        Returns None if no integer can contain this range
+        '''
+        dt = None
+        for T in self.int_sctypes:
+            t_dict = self.sctype_dict[T]
+            if t_dict['max'] >= mx and t_dict['min'] <= mn:
+                c_sz = t_dict['size']
+                if dt is None or c_sz < sz:
+                    dt = T
+                    sz = c_sz
+        return dt
+
+    def recast(self, arr):
+        ''' Try arr downcast, upcast if necesary to get compatible type '''
+        dt = arr.dtype.type
+        ret_arr = self.downcast(arr)
+        if ret_arr is not None:
+            return ret_arr
+        # Could not downcast, arr dtype not in known list
+        # Try upcast to larger dtype of same kind
+        udt = self.capable_dtype[dt]
+        if udt is not None:
+            return arr.astype(udt)
+        # We are stuck for floats and complex now
+        # Can try casting integers to floats
+        if arr.dt.kind in ('i', 'u'):
+            sctypes = self.sized_sctypes['f']
+            arr = self.smallest_from_sctypes(arr, sctypes)
+            if arr is not None:
+                return arr
+        raise ValueError, 'Could not recast array within precision'
+        
+    def downcast(self, arr):
+        dtk = arr.dtype.kind
+        if dtk == 'c':
+            return self.downcast_complex(arr)
+        elif dtk == 'f':
+            return self.downcast_float(arr)
+        elif dtk in ('u', 'i'):
+            return self.downcast_integer(arr)
+        else:
+            raise TypeError, 'Do not recognize array kind %s' % dtk
+            
+    def downcast_complex(self, arr):
+        # can we downcast to float?
+        dt = arr.dtype
+        dti = ceil(dt.itemsize / 2)
+        sctypes = self.sized_sctypes['f']
+        flts = [t[0] for i, t in enumerate(sctypes) if t[1] <= dti]
+        test_arr = arr.astype(flts[0])
+        rtol, atol = self.tols_from_sctype(dt.type)
+        if allclose(arr, test_arr, rtol, atol):
+            return self.downcast_float(test_arr)
+        # try downcasting to another complex type
+        return self.smaller_same_kind(arr)
+    
+    def downcast_float(self, arr):
+        # Try integer
+        test_arr = self.downcast_integer(arr)
+        rtol, atol = self.tols_from_sctype(arr.dtype.type)
+        if allclose(arr, test_arr, rtol, atol):
+            return test_arr
+        # Otherwise descend the float types
+        return self.smaller_same_kind(arr)
+
+    def downcast_integer(self, arr):
+        ''' Downcasts arr to integer
+
+        Returns None if range of arr cannot be contained in acceptable
+        integer types
+        '''
+        mx = amax(arr)
+        mn = amin(arr)
+        idt = self.smallest_int_dtype(mx, mn)
+        if idt:
+            return arr.astype(idt)
+        return None




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