FloatDataArray#

class pyopenms.FloatDataArray#

Bases: object

Cython implementation of _FloatDataArray

Original C++ documentation is available here: – Inherits from [‘MetaInfoDescription’]

The representation of extra float data attached to a spectrum or chromatogram. Raw data access is proved by get_peaks and set_peaks, which yields numpy arrays

__init__()#

Overload:

__init__(self) → None

Overload:

__init__(self, in_0: FloatDataArray) → None

Methods

`__init__`	Overload:
`clear`(self)
`clearMetaInfo`(self)	Removes all meta values
`getDataProcessing`(self)	Returns a reference to the description of the applied processing
`getKeys`(self, keys)	Fills the given vector with a list of all keys for which a value is set
`getMetaValue`(self, in_0)	Returns the value corresponding to a string, or
`getName`(self)	Returns the name of the peak annotations
`get_data`	Gets the raw data for the float data array. .. warning:: This returns a fast but unsafe view on the underlying vector data. Make sure that the object you are getting the data from survives the usage of this view! Specifically, do NOT use it like this: `data = spectrum.getFloatDataArrays()[0].get_data()` since the underlying FloatDataArray is temporary for this line and will most likely be garbage collected right after that line.
`isMetaEmpty`(self)	Returns if the MetaInfo is empty
`metaRegistry`(self)	Returns a reference to the MetaInfoRegistry
`metaValueExists`(self, in_0)	Returns whether an entry with the given name exists
`push_back`(self, in_0)
`removeMetaValue`(self, in_0)	Removes the DataValue corresponding to name if it exists
`reserve`(self, n)
`resize`(self, n)
`setDataProcessing`(self, in_0)	Sets the description of the applied processing
`setMetaValue`(self, in_0, in_1)	Sets the DataValue corresponding to a name
`setName`(self, name)	Sets the name of the peak annotations
`set_data`	Sets the raw data for the float data array
`size`(self)

clear(self) → None#

clearMetaInfo(self) → None#: Removes all meta values

getDataProcessing(self) → List[DataProcessing]#: Returns a reference to the description of the applied processing

getKeys(self, keys: List[bytes]) → None#: Fills the given vector with a list of all keys for which a value is set

getMetaValue(self, in_0: bytes | str | String) → int | float | bytes | str | List[int] | List[float] | List[bytes]#: Returns the value corresponding to a string, or

getName(self) → bytes | str | String#: Returns the name of the peak annotations

get_data()#

Gets the raw data for the float data array. .. warning:

This returns a fast but unsafe view on the underlying vector data. Make sure that the object you are getting the data from survives the usage of this view! Specifically, do NOT use it like this: :code:`data = spectrum.getFloatDataArrays()[0].get_data()` since the underlying FloatDataArray is temporary for this line and will most likely be garbage collected right after that line.

Example usage:

fd = pyopenms.FloatDataArray()
data = fd.get_data()

isMetaEmpty(self) → bool#: Returns if the MetaInfo is empty

metaRegistry(self) → MetaInfoRegistry#: Returns a reference to the MetaInfoRegistry

metaValueExists(self, in_0: bytes | str | String) → bool#: Returns whether an entry with the given name exists

push_back(self, in_0: float) → None#

removeMetaValue(self, in_0: bytes | str | String) → None#: Removes the DataValue corresponding to name if it exists

reserve(self, n: int) → None#

resize(self, n: int) → None#

setDataProcessing(self, in_0: List[DataProcessing]) → None#: Sets the description of the applied processing

setMetaValue(self, in_0: bytes | str | String, in_1: int | float | bytes | str | List[int] | List[float] | List[bytes]) → None#: Sets the DataValue corresponding to a name

setName(self, name: bytes | str | String) → None#: Sets the name of the peak annotations

set_data()#

Sets the raw data for the float data array

Example usage:

fd = pyopenms.FloatDataArray() data = numpy.array( [1, 2, 3, 5 ,6] ).astype(numpy.float32) fd.set_data(data)

size(self) → int#