Hi, Fri, 27 Mar 2009 13:44:31 -0500, Sean Arms wrote:
Here is an example using the cwt code with the Mexican Hat wavelet: [clip] I'll add an enhancement ticket in Scipy's Trac once I get some initial feedback.
A suggestion: write some documentation for this module as you go on. (And so be a good example for the rest of us, currently Scipy's documentation is not very good :) I suggest the following: - In doc/source/signal.rst add a new section "Continuous Wavelets" that contains an autosummary:: listing of the routines you have. Also add a line .. toctree:: signal.cwt.rst in this section - Create a new file, doc/source/signal.cwt.rst that contains - Maybe a brief summary of what's in the module. - Possibly some definitions that people need (probably best to assume that they have the necessary background knowledge). - Some examples of the use, for example that what you just posted. Code can be put on lines such as ">>> import numpy as np". If you want to include figures, just add the code that generates them like this: .. plot:: import matplotlib.pyplot as plt plt.plot([1,2,3,4], [5,6,7,8]) plt.show() - Some references. - Probably no need to worry if it builds with Sphinx at this stage if you don't have time to spare, the formatting can be fixed later on easily. -- Pauli Virtanen