Good morning,
I have two questions that I could not find an answer to.
In my simulation, I would like to save one or more parameter that I adjust while it's running. This parameter is not an observable, but I could of course pretend that it is and save only one value. I am wondering though if there is not a more elegant way to handle this.
My other question is related to the analysis of data. I would like to know how many entries a given observable has. In my code, I use the RealObservable class and the count() function to find the number of measurements. What is the equivalent way of doing so in python?
Thank you very much in advance and best regards, Peter
Hi Peter,
On 06 Nov 2013, at 08:57, Peter Bröcker peter.broecker@uni-koeln.de wrote:
Good morning,
I have two questions that I could not find an answer to.
In my simulation, I would like to save one or more parameter that I adjust while it's running. This parameter is not an observable, but I could of course pretend that it is and save only one value. I am wondering though if there is not a more elegant way to handle this.
The more elegant way would be to add a special observable type for that, but what you did is the recommended way for now.
My other question is related to the analysis of data. I would like to know how many entries a given observable has. In my code, I use the RealObservable class and the count() function to find the number of measurements. What is the equivalent way of doing so in python?
Observables have a count property. just access it as obs.count (not obs.count() as you would do in C++)
Matthias
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