Refactoring some files making defs more consistent, i.e. adding all visualising as another module in defs

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tschan_d committed 2026-07-02 08:43:44 +02:00
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1. `.git` contains all files related to `git`. These files are usually not interesting, unless you need to go back to old commits or want to know more details. Best leave this alone. For a detailed description of how `git` (and with it the `.git` directory) works, see [`git` description](##Git).
2. `.vscode` contains all files relevant for environment setup to run this project in [Visual Studio Code](https://code.visualstudio.com/). These files are:
1. `settings.json`: the setup file to set up VS Code in the desired configuration. Feel free to change these as you like. For example, the setting `"python.defaultInterpreterPath": "C:/Users/tschan_d/AppData/Local/miniforge3/envs/MA/python"` needs to be changed to point to the path of the Python interpreter you select.
2. `launch.json`: the launch configuration file for the project, in which it is specified how VSCode should behave when you launch a job: that is, when you want to run a file or debug it. Again, feel free to customise these settings.
Important here is that
2. `launch.json`: the launch configuration file for the project, in which it is specified how VSCode should behave when you launch a job: that is, when you want to run a file or debug it. Again, feel free to customise these settings.
3. `defs` contains source code for data analysis:
1. `__init__.py` is a file to structure the project like a package. This file is empty, but it is needed such that relative imports work properly.
2. `defs.py` is the file defining classed and methods used to analyse data.
4. `vis` contains source code for data visualisation.
# Coding help
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#%%
from defs.defs import OFRAnalyser
from defs.computing import OFRAnalyser
import numpy as np
#%%
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analyser.AggregateSamples(samples=[33])
#%%
print(analyser.total_surface)
print(analyser.total_count)
# %%
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class HelloWorld:
def __init__(self, word):
self.word = word