Package jazzparser :: Package data :: Package input :: Class BulkInput

Class BulkInput

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InputReader --+
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             BulkInput

Known Subclasses:

Ways of accepting multiple inputs at once. These types can be used by the parser script, whch will iterate over the component inputs.

The classes should be iterable and iterate over the inputs.

Instance Methods

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__iter__(self)

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__len__(self)

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__getitem__(self, i)

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subset(self, *ranges)
Returns an object of the same type containing the data points in the given ranges, given as [start,end) pairs.

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get_partitions(self, num_partitions)
Generate an n-way partition and the corresponding heldout sets for the data set.

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get_identifiers(self)
Returns a list containing a string identifier for each input.

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Inherited from object: __delattr__, __format__, __getattribute__, __hash__, __init__, __new__, __reduce__, __reduce_ex__, __repr__, __setattr__, __sizeof__, __str__, __subclasshook__

Class Methods

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Inherited from InputReader: process_option_dict

Static Methods

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Inherited from InputReader: from_file

Class Variables

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INPUT_TYPE = None
hash(x)

Inherited from InputReader: FILE_INPUT_OPTIONS, SHELL_TOOLS

Properties

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Inherited from object: __class__

Method Details

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subset(self, *ranges)

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Returns an object of the same type containing the data points in the given ranges, given as [start,end) pairs. Give multiple ranges as successive arguments.

A default implementation is provided, but subclasses may want to provide their own if this is not appropriate.

get_partitions(self, num_partitions)

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Generate an n-way partition and the corresponding heldout sets for the data set. The objects returned are of the same bulk input type.

Returns:: ([part0, part1, ...], [rest0, rest1, ...])

get_identifiers(self)

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Returns a list containing a string identifier for each input. What this is depends on the input type. At its simplest it may be just an integer. In cases where something more informative is available (e.g. a filename), this will be returned instead.

Whatever happens, each input will have a unique identifier. This is useful, for example, for creating an output file for each input.