Source code for gpm.encoding.routines
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"""This module contains functions to apply the encoding to GPM product variables."""
import importlib
from gpm.io.products import available_products
# - Retrieve encoding from YAML configuration files (if present)
# - Remove source_dtype to facilitate encoding to new netcdf/zarr
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def _infer_product(ds):
if "gpm_api_product" not in ds.attrs:
raise ValueError(
"The xarray.Dataset does not have the global attribute 'gpm_api_product' key !",
)
return ds.attrs["gpm_api_product"]
def _get_module_function_names(module_name):
"""Retrieve all function names within a module."""
module = importlib.import_module(module_name)
# Use dir() to get all names defined in the module
all_names = dir(module)
# Filter out function names from all_names
return [name for name in all_names if callable(getattr(module, name))]
def _get_encoding_function(module_name):
"""Get the get_encoding_dict function from a specific module."""
func_name = "get_encoding_dict"
module = importlib.import_module(module_name)
func = getattr(module, func_name, None)
if func is None or not callable(func):
raise ValueError(f"get_encoding_dict function not found in the {module_name} module.")
return func
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def get_product_encoding_dict(product):
"""Read encoding dictionary from GPM product YAML file."""
# Define retrievals for 2A-<RADAR> products
if product in available_products(product_categories="RADAR", product_levels="2A"):
module_name = "gpm.dataset.encoding.encode_2a_radar"
return _get_encoding_function(module_name)()
return None
def _get_dataset_keys(ds):
return list(ds.data_vars) + list(ds.coords)
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def set_encoding(ds, encoding_dict=None):
if encoding_dict is None:
product = _infer_product(ds)
encoding_dict = get_product_encoding_dict(product)
if encoding_dict is not None:
ds_keys = _get_dataset_keys(ds)
encoding_dict = {k: encoding_dict[k] for k in ds_keys if k in encoding_dict}
# Set the variable encodings
for k, encoding in encoding_dict.items():
ds[k].encoding.update(encoding)
return ds