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Collection of tools for programmation and modeling X

Project description

PMXUtils

Tools for ProgModX

Note that the package is in development and may undergo frequent updates

Install with python -m pip install pmxutils for windows and python3 -m pip install pmxutils for unix/linux

Table of content

Mathtools (pmxutils.mathtools)

  • construct(expression, var=x)

    Returns a function computing the given expression

    • expression - The mathematical expression to compute, type = string
    • var - The variable used in the mathematical expression, defaults tp 'x', type = string
  • `advConstruct(expression, *args, constants = {})

    Returns a function computing the given expression

    • expression - The mathematical expression to compute, type = string
    • args - Any number of individual arguments naming the variables used in the expresion, type = string
    • constants - A dictionary with any numerical constants in the expression, type = dict
  • computeLists(function, low, high, step=1)

    Returns a touple of two lists containing x values inbetween low and high, and the computed results for y. In the format of (x_list, y_list)

    • low - The lower end of the function limit, type = number
    • high - The upper end of the function limit, type = number
    • function - The mathematical expression to use for y value computation, type = string or function from construct
    • step - The step size in the x value list, defaults to '1', type = number
  • newton(function, derivative, low, high, tolerance=1e-8, rounding = 3, iterations = 1000)

    Uses Newtons way of finding the root of a function, using the function and its derivative, within the given limits.Returns None if it can't find a solution that satisfies the tolerance after the defined number of terations

    • function - The target mathematical expression, type = string or function from construct
    • derivative - The derivative of the target mathematical expression, type = string or function from construct
    • low - The lower end of the are which should be checked for roots, type = number
    • high - The upper end of the are which should be checked for roots, type = number
    • tolerance - The tolerance for error to speed up computation, defaults to '1e-8', type = number
    • rounding - Rounds the x value for the root to the specified amount of decimals, defaults to '3', type = number
    • iterations - The number of tries, after which the function will end early
  • isInbetween(number, low, high)

    Returns True if number is inbetween limOne and limTwo, returns False otherwise

    • number - The number to be checked, type = number
    • low - The lower limit for which the number is checked, type = number
    • high - The upper limit for which the number is checked, type = number
  • rectangleIntegral(function, low, high, n)

    Returns the numerically calculated integral of the function f inbetween a and b using n rectangles

    • function - The function to integrate, type = string or function from construct
    • low - The low end of the area to be computed, type = number
    • high - The high end of the area to be computed, type = number
    • n - The number of rectangles to use, type = int
  • trapezoidIntegral(function, low, high, n)

    Returns the numerically calculated integral of the function f inbetween a and b using n trapezoids

    • function - The function to integrate, type = string or function from construct
    • low - The low end of the area to be computed, type = number
    • high - The high end of the area to be computed, type = number
    • n - The number of trapezoids to use, type = int
  • simpsonIntegral(function, low, high, n)

    Returns the numerically calculated integral of the function inbetween low and high using n quadratic splines

    • function - The function to integrate, type = string or function from construct
    • low - The low end of the area to be computed, type = number
    • high - The high end of the area to be computed, type = number
    • n - The number of quadratic splines to use, type = int
  • euler(functionDerivative, low, high, y0, n)

    Returns a numpy array x, containing the x values of the function, and an array F, containing the computed values for the antiderivative function of the given function functionDerivative inbetween low and high with N steps

    Only supports functions with one variable

    • functionDerivative - The derivative of the goal function, type = string or function from construct
    • low - The low end of the function to be computed, type = number
    • high - The high end of the area to be computed, type = number
    • y0 - The initial value of the goal function
    • n - The number of computations to perform
  • lemma(a, b)

    Returns the greatest common denominator of a and b using the lemma algorithm

    • a - The first number
    • b - The second number

Other (pmxutils.other)

  • profile(function)

    Time profiler. Prints out the elapsed time during function execution

    • function - The function to profile, type = function

loading()

Loading class

  • start(flavor="loading")

    Starts a loading sequence

    • flavor - The message to be displayed during loading, defaults to 'loading', type = string
  • stop()

    Stops the loading sequence

  • animate()

    DO NOT USE, internal function

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