Source code for xcube.core.evaluate

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import functools
import math

import numpy as np
import xarray as xr

from xcube.core.maskset import MaskSet
from xcube.util.config import NameDictPairList
from xcube.util.config import to_resolved_name_dict_pairs
from xcube.util.expression import compute_array_expr


[docs]def evaluate_dataset(dataset: xr.Dataset, processed_variables: NameDictPairList = None, errors: str = 'raise') -> xr.Dataset: """ Compute new variables or mask existing variables in *dataset* by the evaluation of Python expressions, that may refer to other existing or new variables. Returns a new dataset that contains the old and new variables, where both may bew now masked. Expressions may be given by attributes of existing variables in *dataset* or passed a via the *processed_variables* argument which is a sequence of variable name / attributes tuples. Two types of expression attributes are recognized in the attributes: 1. The attribute ``expression`` generates a new variable computed from its attribute value. 2. The attribute ``valid_pixel_expression`` masks out invalid variable values. In both cases the attribuite value must be a string that forms a valid Python expression that can reference any other preceding variables by name. The expression can also reference any flags defined by another variable according the their CF attributes ``flag_meaning`` and ``flag_values``. Invalid variable values may be masked out using the value the ``valid_pixel_expression`` attribute whose value should form a Boolean Python expression. In case, the expression returns zero or false, the value of the ``_FillValue`` attribute or NaN will be used in the new variable. Other attributes will be stored as variable metadata as-is. :param dataset: A dataset. :param processed_variables: Optional list of variable name-attributes pairs that will processed in the given order. :param errors: How to deal with errors while evaluating expressions. May be be one of "raise", "warn", or "ignore". :return: new dataset with computed variables """ if processed_variables: processed_variables = to_resolved_name_dict_pairs( processed_variables, dataset, keep=True ) else: var_names = list(dataset.data_vars) var_names = sorted(var_names, key=functools.partial(_get_var_sort_key, dataset)) processed_variables = [(var_name, None) for var_name in var_names] # Initialize namespace with some constants and modules namespace = dict(NaN=np.nan, PI=math.pi, np=np, xr=xr) # Now add all mask sets and variables for var_name in dataset.data_vars: var = dataset[var_name] if MaskSet.is_flag_var(var): namespace[var_name] = MaskSet(var) else: namespace[var_name] = var for var_name, var_props in processed_variables: if var_name in dataset.data_vars: # Existing variable var = dataset[var_name] if var_props: var_props_temp = var_props var_props = dict(var.attrs) var_props.update(var_props_temp) else: var_props = dict(var.attrs) else: # Computed variable var = None if var_props is None: var_props = dict() do_load = var_props.get('load', False) expression = var_props.get('expression') if expression: # Compute new variable computed_array = compute_array_expr(expression, namespace=namespace, result_name=f'{var_name!r}', errors=errors) if computed_array is not None: if hasattr(computed_array, 'attrs'): var = computed_array var.attrs.update(var_props) if do_load: computed_array.load() namespace[var_name] = computed_array valid_pixel_expression = var_props.get('valid_pixel_expression') if valid_pixel_expression: # Compute new mask for existing variable if var is None: raise ValueError(f'undefined variable {var_name!r}') valid_mask = compute_array_expr( valid_pixel_expression, namespace=namespace, result_name=f'valid mask for {var_name!r}', errors=errors ) if valid_mask is not None: masked_var = var.where(valid_mask) if hasattr(masked_var, 'attrs'): masked_var.attrs.update(var_props) if do_load: masked_var.load() namespace[var_name] = masked_var computed_dataset = dataset.copy() for name, value in namespace.items(): if isinstance(value, xr.DataArray): computed_dataset[name] = value return computed_dataset
def _get_var_sort_key(dataset: xr.Dataset, var_name: str): # noinspection SpellCheckingInspection attrs = dataset[var_name].attrs a1 = attrs.get('expression') a2 = attrs.get('valid_pixel_expression') v1 = 10 * len(a1) if a1 is not None else 0 v2 = 100 * len(a2) if a2 is not None else 0 return v1 + v2