netsse.tools.misc_func

Miscellaneous functions for NetSSE.

Copyright (C) 2024 Technical University of Denmark, R.E.G. Mounet

This code is part of the NetSSE software.

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To credit the author, users are encouraged to use below reference:

Mounet, R. E. G., & Nielsen, U. D. NetSSE: An open-source Python package
for network-based sea state estimation from ships, buoys, and other
observation platforms (version 2.0). Technical University of Denmark,
GitLab. July 2024. https://doi.org/10.11583/DTU.26379811.

Last updated on 12-07-2024 by R.E.G. Mounet

Functions

wrap(U[, axis, add])	Wraps an array around one of its dimensions.
pad(U[, axis, add])	Adds zeros to an array along one of its dimensions.
re_range(theta[, start, unit])	Converts angles to a new range (of extent 360 degrees).
ang_diff(alpha, beta[, unit])	Calculates the signed difference between two angles.
ang_mean(angles[, unit])	Calculates the mean angle from an array of angular data.
ang_std(angles[, unit])	Calculates the circular standard deviation of an array of
areSame_vec(a, b)	Checks whether two vectors are identical, element-wise.
areSame_mat(A, B)	Checks whether two matrices are identical, element-wise.
weighted_std(a, w[, axis, ddof])	Computes the weighted standard deviation of some data.
weighted_quantile(x, q, w[, a, b, axis])	Computes the q-th quantiles of weighted data.
find_nearest_gridpoint(lat_wps, lon_wps, lat_grid, ...)	Finds the nearest neighbours to a series of waypoints within a grid
id_generator([size, chars])	Randomly generates a cryptographically secure string of a given size.