Source code for hyperstream.tool.selector_tool
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from . import BaseTool
from ..time_interval import TimeInterval, TimeIntervals
from ..stream import Stream
import logging
[docs]class SelectorTool(BaseTool):
"""
This type of tool performs sub-selection of streams within a node.
This can either be done using a selector in the parameters or using an input stream.
The sink node plate should be a sub-plate of the source node.
Examples are IndexOf and SubArray, either with fixed or variable parameters
"""
def __init__(self, selector_meta_data, **kwargs):
super(SelectorTool, self).__init__(selector_meta_data=selector_meta_data, **kwargs)
self.selector_meta_data = selector_meta_data
def _execute(self, sources, interval):
raise NotImplementedError
[docs] def execute(self, sources, sinks, interval):
"""
Execute the tool over the given time interval.
:param sources: The source streams
:param sinks: The sink streams
:param interval: The time interval
:type sources: list[Stream] | tuple[Stream]
:type sinks: list[Stream] | tuple[Stream]
:type interval: TimeInterval
:return: None
"""
if not isinstance(interval, TimeInterval):
raise TypeError('Expected TimeInterval, got {}'.format(type(interval)))
# logging.info(self.message(interval))
calculated_intervals = None
for sink in sinks:
if interval.end > sink.channel.up_to_timestamp:
raise ValueError('The stream is not available after {} and cannot be calculated'
.format(sink.channel.up_to_timestamp))
if calculated_intervals is None:
calculated_intervals = sink.calculated_intervals
continue
if sink.calculated_intervals != calculated_intervals:
# TODO: What we actually want to do here is find any parts of the sinks that haven't been calculated,
# and recompute all of the sinks for that time period. This would only happen if computation of one of
# the sinks failed for some reason. For now we will just assume that all sinks have been computed the
# same amount, and we will raise an exception if this is not the case
raise RuntimeError("Partially executed sinks not yet supported")
required_intervals = TimeIntervals([interval]) - calculated_intervals
if not required_intervals.is_empty:
for interval in required_intervals:
produced_data = set()
for item in self._execute(sources=sources, interval=interval):
# Join the output meta data with the parent plate meta data
try:
sink = next(s for s in sinks
if tuple(sorted(s.stream_id.meta_data)) == tuple(sorted(item.meta_data)))
except StopIteration:
# raise
continue
sink.writer(item.stream_instance)
produced_data.add(sink)
for sink in sinks:
if sink not in produced_data:
logging.debug("{} did not produce any data for time interval {} on sink {}".format(
self.name, interval, sink))
sink.calculated_intervals += interval
self.write_to_history(
interval=interval,
tool=self.name,
document_count=len(produced_data)
)