What we do here

Here we test the base MatchConfFile object. It teachs you how to create a new conf file and run match from scratch. It also create and add ties and finally show how to optimize a parameter.



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import Match
import os
from matplotlib import pyplot as plt
%matplotlib inline

Create from Scratch



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_ = reload(Match)

mcf = Match.MatchConfFile("teste.conf")

Set Series



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_ = mcf.setSeries(1, "LR04core")
_ = mcf.setSeries(2, "LR04core")

Test set parameters



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mcf.generateSpeeds(1, 5)



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mcf.nomatch = 1.0
mcf.speedpenalty = 1.0
mcf.targetspeed = "1:1"
mcf.speedchange = 1.0
mcf.tiepenalty = 1.0
mcf.gappenalty = 1.0



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mcf.report()

Test guess parameters



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mcf.guessParameters().report()

Add a tie point



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tfile = Match.Tie("new_tie")
tfile.set_tie(1500, 1400, label="A")
tfile.set_tie(1700, 1600, label="B")
tfile.save()

mcf.tiefile = "new_tie"



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sa = mcf.getSeries(1)
sa.plot()



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sb = mcf.getSeries(2)
sb.plot()

Save the file



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mcf.save()



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mcf.saveas("teste2.conf")

Read the written conf file



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mcf = Match.MatchConfFile("teste.conf")
mcf.report()

Run



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mcf.optimize("speedchange", [0.0, 5.0, 10.])



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mcf.run()



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plt.figure(figsize=(20,10))
mcf.getSeries(1).plotcomp(mcf.getSeries(2))



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mcf.clean()

Clean Up



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os.unlink("teste.conf")
os.unlink("teste2.conf")
os.unlink("new_tie")