pyinterp.Axis

class pyinterp.Axis(self, values: numpy.ndarray[numpy.float64], epsilon: float = 1e-06, is_circle: bool = False)

Bases: pybind11_object

A coordinate axis is a Variable that specifies one of the coordinates of a variable’s values.

Parameters:

• values – Axis values.

• epsilon – Maximum allowed difference between two real numbers in order to consider them equal. Defaults to 1e-6.

• is_circle – True, if the axis can represent a circle. Defaults to false.

Attributes

is_circle

Test if this axis represents a circle.

Public Methods

back(self)	Get the last value of this axis.
find_index(self, coordinates[, bounded])	Given coordinate positions, find what grid elements contains them, or is closest to them.
find_indexes(self, coordinates)	For all coordinate positions, search for the axis elements around them.
flip(self[, inplace])	Reverse the order of elements in this axis.
front(self)	Get the first value of this axis.
increment(self)	Get increment value if is_regular().
is_ascending(self)	Test if the data is sorted in ascending order.
is_regular(self)	Check if this axis values are spaced regularly.
max_value(self)	Get the maximum coordinate value.
min_value(self)	Get the minimum coordinate value.

Special Methods

__copy__(self)	Implements the shallow copy operation.
__eq__(self, other)	Overrides the default behavior of the == operator.
__getitem__(*args, **kwargs)	Overloaded function.
__getstate__(self, /)
__len__(self)	Called to implement the built-in function len()
__ne__(self, other)	Overrides the default behavior of the != operator.
__repr__(self)	Called by the repr() built-in function to compute the string representation of an Axis.
__setstate__(self, arg0)