Source code for morphforge.traces.operators.variable_dt_rebasing

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import numpy as np
from morphforge import units

[docs]class VariableDTRebaseTimeValues(object): # Merge all the time indices, so twice the number of # times. this will we bad for things like: A+B+C+D+E+... @classmethod
[docs] def All(cls, tr1, tr2): times1 = tr1.time_pts_ms times2 = tr2.time_pts_ms all_times = np.hstack((times1, times2)) all_times = np.sort(all_times) return all_times * units.ms
@classmethod
[docs] def maintain_maximum_dy(cls, _tr1, _tr2): assert False
@classmethod
[docs] def maintain_minimum_frequency(cls, _tr1, _tr2): assert False # 1. Create a high density time grid, # all zeros except 1's at the time points of # tr1 # 2. Convolve this grid with a longer 'envelop' # function. (Gaussian 3 times the length of the # longest dt step? # This gives a indication of instanteous frequency. # 3. Repeat for tr2 # 4. Take the min on these two # 5. Recreate the times