Source code for openmdao.utils.units

"""
Classes and functions to support unit conversion.

The module provides a basic set of predefined physical quantities
in its built-in library; however, it also supports generation of
personal libararies which can be saved and reused.
This module is based on the PhysicalQuantities module
in Scientific Python, by Konrad Hinsen. Modifications by
Justin Gray.
"""

import sys

import re
import os.path
from collections import OrderedDict

from configparser import RawConfigParser as ConfigParser

# pylint: disable=E0611, F0401
from math import floor, pi

import numpy as np


####################################
# Class Definitions
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[docs] class NumberDict(OrderedDict): """ Dictionary storing numerical values. An instance of this class acts like an array of numbers with generalized (non-integer) indices. A value of zero is assumed for undefined entries. NumberDict instances support addition and subtraction with other NumberDict instances, and multiplication and division by scalars. """
[docs] def __getitem__(self, item): """ Get the item, or 0. Parameters ---------- item : key key to get the item Returns ------- int value of the given key """ try: return dict.__getitem__(self, item) except KeyError: return 0
def __coerce__(self, other): """ Change other dict to NumberDicts. Parameters ---------- other : dict the dict instance to be coerced Returns ------- NumberDict new NumberDict with keys/values from original """ if isinstance(other, dict): other = NumberDict(other) return self, other def __add__(self, other): """ Add another NumberDict to myself. Parameters ---------- other : NumberDict the other NumberDict Instance Returns ------- NumberDict new NumberDict with self+other values """ sum_dict = NumberDict() for k, v in self.items(): sum_dict[k] = v for k, v in other.items(): sum_dict[k] = sum_dict[k] + v return sum_dict def __sub__(self, other): """ Add another NumberDict from myself. Parameters ---------- other : NumberDict the other NumberDict Instance Returns ------- NumberDict new NumberDict instance, with self-other values """ sum_dict = NumberDict() for k, v in self.items(): sum_dict[k] = v for k, v in other.items(): sum_dict[k] = sum_dict[k] - v return sum_dict def __rsub__(self, other): """ Add subtract myself from another NumberDict. Parameters ---------- other : NumberDict the other NumberDict Instance Returns ------- NumberDict new NumberDict instance, with other-self values """ sum_dict = NumberDict() for k, v in other.items(): sum_dict[k] = v for k, v in self.items(): sum_dict[k] = sum_dict[k] - v return sum_dict def __mul__(self, other): """ Multiply myself by another NumberDict. Parameters ---------- other : NumberDict the other NumberDict Instance Returns ------- NumberDict new NumberDict instance, with other*self values """ new = NumberDict() for key, value in self.items(): new[key] = other * value return new __rmul__ = __mul__ def __div__(self, other): """ Divide myself by another NumberDict. Parameters ---------- other : int value to divide by Returns ------- NumberDict new NumberDict instance, with self/other values """ new = NumberDict() for key, value in self.items(): new[key] = value / other return new __truediv__ = __div__ # for python 3 def __repr__(self): """ Return a string deceleration of myself. Parameters ---------- other : NumberDict the other NumberDict Instance Returns ------- str str representation for the creation of this NumberDict """ return repr(dict(self))
[docs] class PhysicalUnit(object): """ Physical unit. A physical unit is defined by a name (possibly composite), a scaling factor, and the exponentials of each of the SI base units that enter into it. Units can be multiplied, divided, and raised to integer powers. Parameters ---------- names : dict or str A dictionary mapping each name component to its associated integer power (e.g., C{{'m': 1, 's': -1}}) for M{m/s}). As a shorthand, a string may be passed which is assigned an implicit power 1. factor : float A scaling factor. powers : list of int The integer powers for each of the nine base units. offset : float An additive offset to the base unit (used only for temperatures). Attributes ---------- _names : dict or str A dictionary mapping each name component to its associated integer power (e.g., C{{'m': 1, 's': -1}}) for M{m/s}). As a shorthand, a string may be passed which is assigned an implicit power 1. _factor : float A scaling factor. _powers : list of int The integer powers for each of the nine base units. _offset : float An additive offset to the base unit (used only for temperatures) """
[docs] def __init__(self, names, factor, powers, offset=0): """ Initialize all attributes. """ if isinstance(names, str): self._names = NumberDict(((names, 1),)) else: self._names = names self._factor = float(factor) self._offset = float(offset) self._powers = powers
def __repr__(self): """ Get the string representation of this unit. Returns ------- str str representation of how to instantiate this PhysicalUnit """ return 'PhysicalUnit(%s,%s,%s,%s)' % (self._names, self._factor, self._powers, self._offset) def __str__(self): """ Convert myself to string. Returns ------- str str representation of a PhysicalUnit """ return '<PhysicalUnit ' + self.name() + '>' def __lt__(self, other): """ Compare myself to other. Parameters ---------- other : PhysicalUnit The other physical unit to be compared to Returns ------- bool self._factor < other._factor """ if self._powers != other._powers or self._offset != other._offset: raise TypeError(f"Units '{self.name()}' and '{other.name()}' are incompatible.") return self._factor < other._factor def __gt__(self, other): """ Compare myself to other. Parameters ---------- other : PhysicalUnit The other physical unit to be compared to Returns ------- bool self._factor > other._factor """ if self._powers != other._powers: raise TypeError(f"Units '{self.name()}' and '{other.name()}' are incompatible.") return self._factor > other._factor def __eq__(self, other): """ Test for equality. Parameters ---------- other : PhysicalUnit The other physical unit to be compared to Returns ------- bool true if _factor, _offset, and _powers all match """ return (self._factor == other._factor and self._offset == other._offset and self._powers == other._powers) def __mul__(self, other): """ Multiply myself by other. Parameters ---------- other : PhysicalUnit The other physical unit to be compared to Returns ------- PhysicalUnit new PhysicalUnit instance representing the product of two units """ if self._offset != 0 or (isinstance(other, PhysicalUnit) and other._offset != 0): raise TypeError(f"Can't multiply units: either '{self.name()}' or '{other.name()}' " "has a non-zero offset.") if isinstance(other, PhysicalUnit): return PhysicalUnit(self._names + other._names, self._factor * other._factor, [a + b for a, b in zip(self._powers, other._powers)]) else: return PhysicalUnit(self._names + {str(other): 1}, self._factor * other, self._powers, self._offset * other) __rmul__ = __mul__ def __div__(self, other): """ Divide myself by other. Parameters ---------- other : PhysicalUnit The other physical unit to be operated on Returns ------- PhysicalUnit new PhysicalUnit instance representing the self/other """ if self._offset != 0 or (isinstance(other, PhysicalUnit) and other._offset != 0): raise TypeError(f"Can't divide units: either '{self.name()}' or '{other.name()}' " "has a non-zero offset.") if isinstance(other, PhysicalUnit): return PhysicalUnit(self._names - other._names, self._factor / other._factor, [a - b for (a, b) in zip(self._powers, other._powers)]) else: return PhysicalUnit(self._names + {str(other): -1}, self._factor / float(other), self._powers) __truediv__ = __div__ # for python 3 def __rdiv__(self, other): """ Divide other by myself. Parameters ---------- other : PhysicalUnit The other physical unit to be operated on Returns ------- PhysicalUnit new PhysicalUnit instance representing the other/self """ return PhysicalUnit({str(other): 1} - self._names, float(other) / self._factor, [-x for x in self._powers]) __rtruediv__ = __rdiv__ def __pow__(self, power): """ Raise myself to a power. Parameters ---------- power : float or int power to raise self by Returns ------- PhysicalUnit new PhysicalUnit of self^power """ if self._offset != 0: raise TypeError(f"Can't exponentiate unit '{self.name()}' because it " "has a non-zero offset.") if isinstance(power, int): return PhysicalUnit(power * self._names, pow(self._factor, power), [x * power for x in self._powers]) if isinstance(power, float): inv_exp = 1. / power rounded = int(floor(inv_exp + 0.5)) if abs(inv_exp - rounded) < 1.e-10: if all([x % rounded == 0 for x in self._powers]): f = self._factor**power p = [x / rounded for x in self._powers] if all([x % rounded == 0 for x in self._names.values()]): names = self._names / rounded else: names = NumberDict() if f != 1.: names[str(f)] = 1 for x, name in zip(p, _UNIT_LIB.base_names): names[name] = x return PhysicalUnit(names, f, p) raise TypeError(f"Can't exponentiate unit '{self.name()}': " "only integer and inverse integer exponents are allowed.")
[docs] def in_base_units(self): """ Return the base unit equivalent of this unit. Returns ------- PhysicalUnit The equivalent base unit. """ num = '' denom = '' for unit, power in zip(_UNIT_LIB.base_names, self._powers): if power < 0: denom = denom + '/' + unit if power < -1: denom = denom + '**' + str(-power) elif power > 0: num = num + '*' + unit if power > 1: num = num + '**' + str(power) if len(num) == 0: num = '1' else: num = num[1:] return _find_unit(num + denom)
[docs] def conversion_tuple_to(self, other): """ Compute the tuple of (factor, offset) for conversion. Parameters ---------- other : PhysicalUnit Another unit. Returns ------- Tuple with two floats The conversion factor and offset from this unit to another unit. """ if self._powers != other._powers: raise TypeError(f"Units '{self.name()}' and '{other.name()}' are incompatible.") # let (s1,d1) be the conversion tuple from 'self' to base units # (ie. (x+d1)*s1 converts a value x from 'self' to base units, # and (x/s1)-d1 converts x from base to 'self' units) # and (s2,d2) be the conversion tuple from 'other' to base units # then we want to compute the conversion tuple (S,D) from # 'self' to 'other' such that (x+D)*S converts x from 'self' # units to 'other' units # the formula to convert x from 'self' to 'other' units via the # base units is (by definition of the conversion tuples): # ( ((x+d1)*s1) / s2 ) - d2 # = ( (x+d1) * s1/s2) - d2 # = ( (x+d1) * s1/s2 ) - (d2*s2/s1) * s1/s2 # = ( (x+d1) - (d1*s2/s1) ) * s1/s2 # = (x + d1 - d2*s2/s1) * s1/s2 # thus, D = d1 - d2*s2/s1 and S = s1/s2 factor = self._factor / other._factor offset = self._offset - (other._offset * other._factor / self._factor) return (factor, offset)
[docs] def is_compatible(self, other): """ Check for compatibility with another unit. Parameters ---------- other : PhysicalUnit Another unit. Returns ------- bool Indicates if two units are compatible. """ return self._powers == other._powers
[docs] def is_dimensionless(self): """ Dimensionless PQ. Returns ------- bool Indicates if this is dimensionless. """ return not any(self._powers)
[docs] def is_angle(self): """ Check if this PQ is an Angle. Returns ------- bool Indicates if this an angle type. """ return (self._powers[_UNIT_LIB.base_types['angle']] == 1 and sum(self._powers) == 1)
[docs] def set_name(self, name): """ Set the name. Parameters ---------- name : str The name. """ self._names = NumberDict() self._names[name] = 1
[docs] def name(self): """ Compute the name of this unit. Returns ------- str String representation of the unit. """ num = '' denom = '' for unit, power in self._names.items(): if power < 0: denom = denom + '/' + unit if power < -1: denom = denom + '**' + str(-power) elif power > 0: num = num + '*' + unit if power > 1: num = num + '**' + str(power) if len(num) == 0: num = '1' else: num = num[1:] return num + denom
#################################### # Module Functions #################################### def _new_unit(name, factor, powers): """ Create new Unit. Parameters ---------- name : str The name of the new unit factor : float conversion factor to base units powers : [int, ...] power of base units """ _UNIT_LIB.unit_table[name] = PhysicalUnit(name, factor, powers)
[docs] def add_offset_unit(name, baseunit, factor, offset, comment=''): """ Adding Offset Unit. Parameters ---------- name : str The name of the unit. baseunit : str or instance of PhysicalUnit The unit upon which this offset unit is based. factor : str The scaling factor used to define the new unit w.r.t. base unit. offset : float Zero offset for new unit. comment : str Optional comment to describe unit. """ if isinstance(baseunit, str): baseunit = _find_unit(baseunit) # else, baseunit should be a instance of PhysicalUnit # names, factor, powers, offset=0 unit = PhysicalUnit(baseunit._names, baseunit._factor * factor, baseunit._powers, offset) unit.set_name(name) if name in _UNIT_LIB.unit_table: if (_UNIT_LIB.unit_table[name]._factor != unit._factor or _UNIT_LIB.unit_table[name]._powers != unit._powers): raise KeyError(f"Unit '{name}' already defined with different factor or powers.") _UNIT_LIB.unit_table[name] = unit _UNIT_LIB.set('units', name, unit) if comment: _UNIT_LIB.help.append((name, comment, unit))
[docs] def add_unit(name, unit, comment=''): """ Adding Unit. Parameters ---------- name : str The name of the unit being added. For example: 'Hz'. unit : str Definition of the unit w.r.t. some other unit. For example: '1/s'. comment : str Optional comment to describe unit. """ if comment: _UNIT_LIB.help.append((name, comment, unit)) if isinstance(unit, str): unit = eval(unit, {'__builtins__': None, 'pi': pi}, # nosec: scope limited _UNIT_LIB.unit_table) unit.set_name(name) if name in _UNIT_LIB.unit_table: if (_UNIT_LIB.unit_table[name]._factor != unit._factor or _UNIT_LIB.unit_table[name]._powers != unit._powers): raise KeyError(f"Unit '{name}' already defined with different factor or powers.") _UNIT_LIB.unit_table[name] = unit _UNIT_LIB.set('units', name, unit)
_UNIT_LIB = ConfigParser() def _do_nothing(string): """ Make the ConfigParser case sensitive. Defines an optionxform for the units configparser that does nothing, resulting in a case-sensitive parser. Parameters ---------- string : str The string to be transformed for the ConfigParser Returns ------- str The same string that was given as a parameter. """ return string _UNIT_LIB.optionxform = _do_nothing
[docs] def import_library(libfilepointer): """ Import a units library, replacing any existing definitions. Parameters ---------- libfilepointer : file New library file to work with. Returns ------- ConfigParser Newly updated units library for the module. """ global _UNIT_LIB global _UNIT_CACHE _UNIT_CACHE = {} _UNIT_LIB = ConfigParser() _UNIT_LIB.optionxform = _do_nothing # New in Python 3.2: read_file() replaces readfp(). if sys.version_info >= (3, 2): _UNIT_LIB.read_file(libfilepointer) else: _UNIT_LIB.readfp(libfilepointer) required_base_types = ['length', 'mass', 'time', 'temperature', 'angle'] _UNIT_LIB.base_names = list() # used to is_angle() and other base type checking _UNIT_LIB.base_types = dict() _UNIT_LIB.unit_table = dict() _UNIT_LIB.prefixes = dict() _UNIT_LIB.help = list() for prefix, factor in _UNIT_LIB.items('prefixes'): factor, comma, comment = factor.partition(',') _UNIT_LIB.prefixes[prefix] = float(factor) base_list = [0] * len(_UNIT_LIB.items('base_units')) for i, (unit_type, name) in enumerate(_UNIT_LIB.items('base_units')): _UNIT_LIB.base_types[unit_type] = i powers = list(base_list) powers[i] = 1 # print '%20s'%unit_type, powers # cant use add_unit because no base units exist yet _new_unit(name, 1, powers) _UNIT_LIB.base_names.append(name) # test for required base types missing = [utype for utype in required_base_types if utype not in _UNIT_LIB.base_types] if missing: raise ValueError("Not all required base types were present in the config file. missing: " f"{missing}, at least {required_base_types} required.") _update_library(_UNIT_LIB) return _UNIT_LIB
[docs] def update_library(filename): """ Update units in current library from `filename`. Parameters ---------- filename : str or file Source of units configuration data. """ if isinstance(filename, str): inp = open(filename, 'rU') else: inp = filename try: cfg = ConfigParser() cfg.optionxform = _do_nothing # New in Python 3.2: read_file() replaces readfp(). if sys.version_info >= (3, 2): cfg.read_file(inp) else: cfg.readfp(inp) _update_library(cfg) finally: inp.close()
def _update_library(cfg): """ Update library from :class:`ConfigParser` `cfg`. Parameters ---------- cfg : ConfigParser ConfigParser loaded with unit_lib.ini data """ retry1 = set() for name, unit in cfg.items('units'): data = [item.strip() for item in unit.split(',')] if len(data) == 2: unit, comment = data try: add_unit(name, unit, comment) except NameError: retry1.add((name, unit, comment)) elif len(data) == 4: factor, baseunit, offset, comment = data try: add_offset_unit(name, baseunit, float(factor), float(offset), comment) except NameError: retry1.add((name, baseunit, float(factor), float(offset), comment)) else: raise ValueError(f"Unit '{name}' definition {unit} has invalid format.") retry_count = 0 last_retry_count = -1 while last_retry_count != retry_count and retry1: last_retry_count = retry_count retry_count = 0 retry2 = retry1.copy() for data in retry2: if len(data) == 3: name, unit, comment = data try: add_unit(name, unit, comment) retry1.remove(data) except NameError: retry_count += 1 else: try: name, factor, baseunit, offset, comment = data add_offset_unit(name, factor, baseunit, offset, comment) retry1.remove(data) except NameError: retry_count += 1 if retry1: raise ValueError('The following units were not defined because they' ' could not be resolved as a function of any other' ' defined units: %s.' % [x[0] for x in retry1]) _UNIT_CACHE = {} def _is_unitless(units): if units is None: return True unit_meta = _find_unit(units) return unit_meta is not None and unit_meta.is_dimensionless() def _find_unit(unit, error=False): """ Find unit helper function. Parameters ---------- unit : str str representing the desired unit error : bool If True, raise exception if unit isn't found. Returns ------- PhysicalUnit The actual unit object """ if isinstance(unit, str): # Deal with 'as' for attoseconds reg1 = re.compile(r'\bas\b') unit = re.sub(reg1, 'as_', unit) name = unit.strip() try: unit = _UNIT_CACHE[name] except KeyError: try: unit = eval(name, {'__builtins__': None}, # nosec: scope limited _UNIT_LIB.unit_table) except Exception: # This unit might include prefixed units that aren't in the # unit_table. We must parse them ALL and add them to the # unit_table. # First character of a unit is always alphabet or $. # Remaining characters may include numbers. regex = re.compile('[A-Z,a-z]{1}[A-Z,a-z,0-9]*') unit_table = _UNIT_LIB.unit_table prefixes = _UNIT_LIB.prefixes for item in regex.findall(name): item = re.sub(reg1, 'as_', item) # check if this was a compound unit, so each # substring might be a unit try: eval(item, {'__builtins__': None}, unit_table) # nosec: scope limited except Exception: # maybe is a prefixed unit then base_unit = item[1:].rstrip('_') # check for single letter prefix before unit if (item[0] in prefixes and base_unit in unit_table): add_unit(item, prefixes[item[0]] * unit_table[base_unit]) # check for double letter prefix before unit elif (item[0:2] in prefixes and item[2:] in unit_table): add_unit(item, prefixes[item[0:2]] * unit_table[item[2:]]) # no prefixes found, unknown unit else: if error: raise ValueError(f"The units '{name}' are invalid.") return None unit = eval(name, {'__builtins__': None}, unit_table) # nosec: scope limited _UNIT_CACHE[name] = unit else: name = unit if not isinstance(unit, PhysicalUnit): if error: raise ValueError(f"The units '{name}' are invalid.") return None return unit
[docs] def valid_units(unit): """ Return whether the given units are vaild. Parameters ---------- unit : str String representation of the units. Returns ------- bool True for valid, False for invalid. """ return _find_unit(unit) is not None
[docs] def conversion_to_base_units(units): """ Get the offset and scaler to convert from given units to base units. Parameters ---------- units : str String representation of the units. Returns ------- float Offset to get to default unit: m (length), s(time), etc. float Mult. factor to get to default unit: m (length), s(time), etc. """ if not units: # dimensionless return 0., 1. unit = _find_unit(units, error=True) return unit._offset, unit._factor
[docs] def is_compatible(old_units, new_units): """ Check whether units are compatible in terms of base units. e.g., m/s is compatible with ft/hr Parameters ---------- old_units : str Original units as a string. new_units : str or None New units to return the value in; if None, return in standard units. Returns ------- bool Whether the units are compatible. """ if not old_units and not new_units: # dimensionless return True old_unit = _find_unit(old_units, error=True) new_unit = _find_unit(new_units, error=True) return old_unit.is_compatible(new_unit)
[docs] def unit_conversion(old_units, new_units): """ Return conversion factor and offset between old and new units. Parameters ---------- old_units : str Original units as a string. new_units : str New units to return the value in. Returns ------- (float, float) Conversion factor and offset. """ return _find_unit(old_units, error=True).conversion_tuple_to(_find_unit(new_units, error=True))
[docs] def convert_units(val, old_units, new_units=None): """ Take a given quantity and return in different units. Parameters ---------- val : float Value in original units. old_units : str or None Original units as a string or None. new_units : str or None New units to return the value in or None. Returns ------- float Value in new units. """ if not old_units or not new_units: # one side has no units return val old_unit = _find_unit(old_units, error=True) if new_units: new_unit = _find_unit(new_units, error=True) else: new_unit = old_unit.in_base_units() (factor, offset) = old_unit.conversion_tuple_to(new_unit) return (val + offset) * factor
def _has_val_mismatch(units1, val1, units2, val2): """ Return True if values differ after unit conversion or if values differ when units are None. Parameters ---------- units1 : str or None Units for first value. val1 : float or ndarray First value. units2 : str or None Units for second value. val2 : float or ndarray Second value. """ if units1 != units2: if units1 is None or units2 is None: return True # convert units try: val1 = convert_units(val1, units1, new_units=units2) except TypeError: return True # units are not compatible rtol = 1e-10 val1 = np.asarray(val1) val2 = np.asarray(val2) norm1 = np.linalg.norm(val1) if norm1 == 0.: return np.linalg.norm(val2) > rtol else: return np.linalg.norm(val2 - val1) / norm1 > rtol
[docs] def simplify_unit(old_unit_str, msginfo=''): """ Simplify unit string using built-in naming method. Unit string 'ft*s/s' becomes 'ft'. Parameters ---------- old_unit_str : str Unit string to simplify. msginfo : str A string prepended to the ValueError which is raised if the units are invalid. Returns ------- str Simplified unit string. """ if old_unit_str is None: return None found_unit = _find_unit(old_unit_str) if found_unit is None: _msginfo = f'{msginfo}: ' if msginfo else '' raise ValueError(f"{_msginfo}The units '{old_unit_str}' are invalid.") new_str = found_unit.name() if new_str == '1': # Special Case. Unity always becomes None. new_str = None # Restore units 'as' (attoseconds). if new_str: reg1 = re.compile(r'\bas_\b') new_str = reg1.sub('as', new_str) return new_str
# Load in the default unit library file_path = open(os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), 'unit_library.ini')) with file_path as default_lib: import_library(default_lib) if __name__ == '__main__': for returned, expected in [ (conversion_to_base_units('cm'), (0., 1.0e-2)), (conversion_to_base_units('km'), (0., 1.0e3)), (convert_units(3.0, 'mm'), (3.0e-3)), (convert_units(3.0, 'mm', 'cm'), (3.0e-1)), (convert_units(100, 'degC', 'degF'), (212.)) ]: print(returned, 'should be', expected)