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Introduce upcrossing analysis module #252
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The loads_extreme.global_peaks function was previously missing a test. The test uses a simple function which can be independently analysed. The results of global_peaks and the independent analysis are then compared.
Previously there was no general means of performing an upcrossing analysis. The load.extreme.global_peaks function could only calculate peaks. The module provides some common methods but also the ability for the user to define their own function over the zero crossing points.
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Hello! Thanks as always for all the work on MHKit! I wasn't sure exactly where to put this new functionality as it doesn't nicely sit within any of the existing modules. I opted for the |
With the recent addition of the upcrossing module, we can implement the loads.extreme.global_peaks function using it.
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It looks like the check below hasn't passed it dosen't seem to be related to my change: Py 3.7 3.8, 3.9 | Windows Mac Linux / pip-windows-latest/3.9 (pull_request) |
Mark No worries and thank you. There are API issues that are being addressed in #241 . |
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Hi @mbruggs
Sorry for the delay. Thanks for your contribution here. I reviewed your PR and made some minor linting/docstring suggestions in mbruggs#2
The last piece before merging is to find an appropriate spot for this. Right now the QC module is made up entirely of pecos functions and more focused on the clean-up of timeseries data than its analysis.
Right now I'm leaning towards within mhkit.loads as a submodule mhkit.loads.upcrossing or within the general submodule mhkit.loads.general. I'm open to discussion on location though
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Apologies about all the sporadic final commits. I missed a few things when moving the upcrossing module. Tests are now passing. Merging this PR. Thanks @mbruggs! |
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@akeeste Thanks very much for all your work on this! |
# MHKiT v0.8.0 We're excited to announce the release of MHKiT v0.8.0, which brings a host of new features, enhancements, and bug fixes across various modules, ensuring compatibility with Python 3.10 and 3.11, and introducing full xarray support for more flexible data handling. Significant updates in the Wave and DOLfYN modules improve functionality and extend capabilities. ## Python 3.10 & 3.11 Support MHKiT now supports python 3.10 and 3.11. Support for 3.12 will follow in the next minor update. - #240 ## Wave Module ### Enhancements: **Automatic Threshold Calculation for Peaks-Over-Threshold**: We've introduced a new feature that automatically calculates the "best" threshold for identifying significant wave events. This method, originally developed by Neary, V. 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This ensures consistent formatting across the MHKiT package. - #281 ### Linting & Type Hints MHKiT is in the process of enforcing pylint and adding type hints to all functions. Currently this has been achieved and is enforced in the Loads and Power modules. - #288 - #296 ### CI/CD This release introduces significant reduction in testing time for development. This is achieved by reducing the number of tests for pulls against the develop branch and only running hindcast test when changes are made to it. A bug in the hindcast CI was fixed which only ran on changes to the hindcast tests instead of the hindcast module. Additionally the wave and wind hindcast needed to be separated in 2 jobs due to the excessive time taken to run a wind cache. This created a number of follow on PRs around solidifying the logic of these job. 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As disussed in #230, there were no general methods for performing an upcrossing analysis. This series of commits introduces such a module and uses it to implement the existing functionality within the loads.extreme.global_peaks function.