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import
datetime
import
pandas
as
pd
import
os
from
pathlib
import
Path
def
aggregate_by_month
(
df
,
col
=
'T'
):
"""Given a data frame of hourly data, compute statistics by month
Parameters
----------
df : DataFrame
Must have columns {'year', 'month'}
col : str, optional
The column to aggregate. Defaults to 'T'
Returns
-------
DataFrame
Indexed on the 15th of the month,
Has columns of `describe` + 'year' and 'month'
"""
gb
=
df
.
groupby
((
'year'
,
'month'
))[
col
].
describe
()
new_index
=
[
datetime
.
date
(
*
m
,
*
(
15
, ))
for
m
in
gb
.
index
]
gb
.
reset_index
(
inplace
=
True
)
gb
.
index
=
new_index
return
gb
def
aggregate_by_day
(
df
,
col
=
'T'
):
"""Given a data frame of hourly data, compute statistics by day
Parameters
----------
df : DataFrame
Must have columns {'year', 'month', 'day'}
col : str, optional
The column to aggregate. Defaults to 'T'
Returns
-------
DataFrame
Indexed by day.
Has columns of `describe` + 'year', 'month', and 'day'
"""
gb
=
df
.
groupby
((
'year'
,
'month'
,
'day'
))[
col
].
describe
()
new_index
=
[
datetime
.
date
(
*
m
)
for
m
in
gb
.
index
]
gb
.
reset_index
(
inplace
=
True
)
gb
.
index
=
new_index
return
gb
def
extract_month_of_daily
(
daily
,
year
,
month
):
"""Given daily values, extract a given month
Parameters
----------
daily : DataFrame
must of columns {'year', 'month'}
year, month : int
The year and month of interest
Returns
-------
DataFrame
Indexed on days from start of month. Same columns as input
"""
ix
=
(
daily
[
'month'
]
==
month
)
&
(
daily
[
'year'
]
==
year
)
df
=
daily
[
ix
]
idx
=
[(
m
-
df
.
index
[
0
]).
days
for
m
in
df
.
index
]
df
.
reset_index
(
inplace
=
True
)
df
.
index
=
idx
return
df
def
extract_day_of_hourly
(
hourly_df
,
year
,
month
,
day
):
"""Given a data frame with hourly data, extract data for year-month-day
Parameters
----------
hourly_df : DataFrame
Must have columns 'year', 'month', 'day' with the expected semantics and
a time index
year, month, day : int
The day to extract the data for
"""
ix
=
((
hourly_df
[
'month'
]
==
month
)
&
(
hourly_df
[
'year'
]
==
year
)
&
(
hourly_df
[
'day'
]
==
day
))
df
=
hourly_df
[
ix
]
midnight
=
datetime
.
datetime
(
year
,
month
,
day
,
0
,
0
)
df
.
index
=
[(
m
-
midnight
).
seconds
/
3600
for
m
in
df
.
index
]
return
df
def
label_date
(
ax
,
label
,
date
,
df
):
'''Helper function to annotate a date
``date`` is assumed to be in the index of ``df``
Parameters
----------
ax : Axes
The axes to draw to
label : str
The text of the label
date : object in index of df
The x coordinate
df : DataFrame
The data source
'''
y
=
df
.
loc
[
date
][
'mean'
]
return
ax
.
annotate
(
label
, (
date
,
y
),
ha
=
'right'
,
xytext
=
(
-
10
,
-
30
),
textcoords
=
'offset points'
,
arrowprops
=
{
'arrowstyle'
:
'->'
})
def
load_data
(
dataset
):
"""Load data from a given dataset
Parameters
----------
dataset : str
Searches from dataset.h5 in this file's directory
Returns
-------
DataFrame
Hourly temperature data
"""
p
=
Path
(
os
.
path
.
dirname
(
os
.
path
.
realpath
(
__file__
)))
/
'data'
fname
=
p
/
f'
{
dataset
}
.h5'
try
:
return
pd
.
read_hdf
(
str
(
fname
))
except
FileNotFoundError
:
sources
=
{
f
.
stem
for
f
in
p
.
iterdir
()
if
f
.
is_file
()
and
f
.
name
.
endswith
(
'h5'
)}
raise
RuntimeError
(
f"Could not not find
{
dataset
!r
}
. Existing "
f"datasets are
{
sources
}
"
)
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