Free functions

General

bin(x[, arg_dict, dim])	Create binned data by binning input along all dimensions given by edges.
bins(*, data, dim[, begin, end])	Create a binned variable from bin indices.
bins_like(x, fill_value)	Create a binned variable by "broadcasting" fill values to bins of given sizes.
collapse(scipp_obj, keep)	Slice down the input object until only the supplied keep dimension is left (effectively 'collapsing' all but one dimension), and return a dict of 1D slices.
curve_fit(coords, f, da, *[, p0, bounds, ...])	Use non-linear least squares to fit a function, f, to data.
elemwise_func([func, unit_func, dtype, ...])	Create a function for transforming input variables based on element-wise operation.
group(x, /, *args[, dim])	Create binned data by grouping input by one or more coordinates.
hist(x[, arg_dict, dim])	Compute a histogram.
logical_not(x)	Element-wise logical negation.
logical_and(a, b)	Element-wise logical and.
logical_or(a, b)	Element-wise logical or.
logical_xor(a, b)	Element-wise logical exclusive-or.
lookup(func[, dim, mode, fill_value])	Create a "lookup table" from a histogram (data array with bin-edge coord).
nanhist(x[, arg_dict, dim])	Compute a histogram, skipping NaN values.
merge(lhs, rhs)	Merge two datasets or data groups into one.
midpoints(x[, dim])	Computes the points in the middle of adjacent elements of x.
rebin(x[, arg_dict])	Rebin a data array or dataset.
reduce(x)	Create helper object for reduction operations over list or tuple of inputs.
slices(scipp_obj, dim)	Slice input along given dim, and return all the slices in a dict.
sort(x, key[, order])	Sort variable along a dimension by a sort key or dimension label.
stddevs(x)	Return the input's standard deviations as values.
to_unit(x, unit, *[, copy])	Convert the variable to a different unit.
transform_coords(x[, targets, graph, ...])	Compute new coords based on transformations of input coords.
values(x)	Return the input without variances.
variances(x)	Return the input's variances as values.
where(condition, x, y)	Return elements chosen from x or y depending on condition.

Math

abs(x, *[, out])	Element-wise absolute value.
add(a, b)	Element-wise addition.
ceil(x, *[, out])	Round up to the nearest integer of all values passed in x.
cross(x, y)	Element-wise cross product.
divide(dividend, divisor)	Element-wise true division.
dot(x, y)	Element-wise dot product.
erf(x)	Computes the error function.
erfc(x)	Computes the complementary error function.
exp(x, *[, out])	Element-wise exponential.
floor(x, *[, out])	Round down to the nearest integer of all values passed in x.
floor_divide(dividend, divisor)	Element-wise floor division.
log(x, *[, out])	Element-wise natural logarithm.
log10(x, *[, out])	Element-wise base 10 logarithm.
mod(dividend, divisor)	Element-wise remainder.
multiply(left, right)	Element-wise product.
negative(a)	Element-wise negative.
norm(x)	Element-wise norm.
pow(base, exponent)	Element-wise power.
reciprocal(x, *[, out])	Element-wise reciprocal.
round(x, *[, out])	Round to the nearest integer of all values passed in x.
sqrt(x, *[, out])	Element-wise square-root.
subtract(minuend, subtrahend)	Element-wise difference.

Shape

broadcast(x, *[, dims, shape, sizes])	Broadcast a Variable or a DataArray.
concat(x, dim)	Concatenate input arrays along the given dimension.
flatten(x[, dims, to])	Flatten multiple dimensions into a single dimension.
fold(x, dim, *[, dims, shape, sizes])	Fold a single dimension of a variable or data array into multiple dims.
squeeze(x[, dim])	Remove dimensions of length 1.
transpose(x[, dims])	Transpose dimensions of the input.

Comparison

Comparison operators compare element-wise and ignore variances.

allclose(x, y[, rtol, atol, equal_nan])	Checks if all elements in the inputs are close to each other.
allsorted(x, dim[, order])	Check if all values of a variable are sorted.
equal(x, y)	Element-wise '==' (equal).
greater(x, y)	Element-wise '>' (greater).
greater_equal(x, y)	Element-wise '>=' (greater_equal).
identical(x, y, *[, equal_nan])	Full comparison of x and y.
isclose(x, y, *[, rtol, atol, equal_nan])	Checks element-wise if the inputs are close to each other.
islinspace(x[, dim])	Check if the values of a variable are evenly spaced.
issorted(x, dim[, order])	Check if the values of a variable are sorted.
less(x, y)	Element-wise '<' (less).
less_equal(x, y)	Element-wise '<=' (less_equal).
not_equal(x, y)	Element-wise '!=' (not_equal).

inf and nan handling

Special-value (inf and nan) checks. inf and nan in the variances is ignored.

isnan(x)	Element-wise isnan (true if an element is nan).
isinf(x)	Element-wise isinf (true if an element is inf).
isfinite(x)	Element-wise isfinite (true if an element is finite).
isposinf(x)	Element-wise isposinf (true if an element is a positive infinity).
isneginf(x)	Element-wise isneginf (true if an element is a negative infinity).
nan_to_num(x, *[, nan, posinf, neginf, out])	Element-wise special value replacement.

Reduction

Reduction operations are operations to remove one or more dimension, e.g., by performing a sum over all elements along a dimension.

all(x[, dim])	Logical AND over input values.
any(x[, dim])	Logical OR over input values.
cumsum(a[, dim, mode])	Return the cumulative sum along the specified dimension.
max(x[, dim])	Maximum of elements in the input.
mean(x[, dim])	Arithmetic mean of elements in the input.
median(x[, dim])	Compute the median of the input values.
min(x[, dim])	Minimum of elements in the input.
nanmax(x[, dim])	Maximum of elements in the input ignoring NaN's.
nanmean(x[, dim])	Arithmetic mean of elements in the input ignoring NaN's.
nanmedian(x[, dim])	Compute the median of the input values ignoring NaN's.
nanmin(x[, dim])	Minimum of elements in the input ignoring NaN's.
nanstd(x[, dim])	Compute the standard deviation of the input values ignoring NaN's.
nansum(x[, dim])	Sum of elements in the input ignoring NaN's.
nanvar(x[, dim])	Compute the variance of the input values ignoring NaN's.
std(x[, dim])	Compute the standard deviation of the input values.
sum(x[, dim])	Sum of elements in the input.
var(x[, dim])	Compute the variance of the input values.

Trigonometric

sin(x, *[, out])	Element-wise sine.
cos(x, *[, out])	Element-wise cosine.
tan(x, *[, out])	Element-wise tangent.
asin(x, *[, out])	Element-wise inverse sine.
acos(x, *[, out])	Element-wise inverse cosine.
atan(x, *[, out])	Element-wise inverse tangent.
atan2(*, y, x[, out])	Element-wise inverse tangent of y/x determining the correct quadrant.

Hyperbolic

sinh(x, *[, out])	Element-wise hyperbolic sine.
cosh(x, *[, out])	Element-wise hyperbolic cosine.
tanh(x, *[, out])	Element-wise hyperbolic tangent.
asinh(x, *[, out])	Element-wise inverse hyperbolic sine.
acosh(x, *[, out])	Element-wise inverse hyperbolic cosine.
atanh(x, *[, out])	Element-wise inverse hyperbolic tangent.

Group-by (split-apply-combine)

Reduction

groupby(data, /, group, *[, bins])

Group dataset or data array based on values of specified labels.

Counts

“Counts” refers to the default unit of data after histogramming. It is also known as frequency. This can be converted into a counts (frequency) density, e.g., for visualization purposes.

counts_to_density(x, dim)	Converts counts to count density on a given dimension.
density_to_counts(x, dim)	Converts counts to count density on a given dimension.

Visualization

make_html(container)	Return the HTML representation of an object.
make_svg(container[, content_only])	Return an SVG representation of a variable, data array, or dataset.
plot(*args, **kwargs)	Wrapper function to plot data.
show(container)	Show a graphical representation of a variable, data array, or dataset.
show_graph(graph[, size, simplified])	Show graphical representation of a graph as required by transform_coords()
table(obj[, max_rows])	Create an HTML table from the contents of the supplied object.
to_html(container)	Render am object to HTML in a Jupyter notebook.

Logging

get_logger()	Return the global logger used by Scipp.
display_logs()	Display the log widget associated with the Scipp logger.