`ltbio.pipeline.Packet`#

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class ltbio.pipeline.Packet.Packet(**load)#

property contents: dict#

property has_multiple_timeseries: bool#: Be very careful when using this checkers. Correct use case: To know if the Packet contains 2 or more Timeseries

property has_single_timeseries: bool#: Be very careful when using this checkers. Correct use case: To know if the Packet contains 1 and only 1 Timeseries Incorrect use case: To know if ‘timeseries’ is not a collection. Instead, use !has_timeseries_collection.

property has_timeseries: bool#: Be very careful when using this checkers. Correct use case: To know if there’s any Timeseries in the Packet.

property has_timeseries_collection: bool#: Be very careful when using this checkers. Correct use case: To know if the timeseries, if any, in the Packet were packed/delivered collectively. This holds True even if the collection only has 1 element; it’s still a collection. Incorrect use case: To know if there’s a plurality of Timeseries. Use ‘has_multiple_timeseries’ instead.

property timeseries: Timeseries | Dict[str, Timeseries]#: Get (all) Timeseries as they were packed, either alone or in collection.

property who_packed#

TIMESERIES_LABEL = 'timeseries'#

static join_packets(**packets)#: Receives multiple packets keyed by the prefix for each, in case there are conflicts in labels. Returns 1 Packet.