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What does the clean_indentation() function do in OpenMC's Python API? | OpenMC Python API clean_indentation() function | The clean_indentation() function set indentation of xml element and its sub-elements. copied and pasted from https://effbot.org/zone/element-lib.htm#prettyprint. it walks your tree and adds spaces and newlines so the tree is printed in a nice way. It's used for Python operations in OpenMC. |
What is the purpose of the clean_indentation() function in OpenMC's Python API? | OpenMC Python API clean_indentation() function purpose | The clean_indentation() function set indentation of xml element and its sub-elements. copied and pasted from https://effbot.org/zone/element-lib.htm#prettyprint. it walks your tree and adds spaces and newlines so the tree is printed in a nice way. It's part of OpenMC's Python API. |
How do you call the clean_indentation() function in OpenMC's Python API? | OpenMC Python API clean_indentation() function signature | To call the clean_indentation() function, use: def clean_indentation(element: Any, level: Any, spaces_per_level: Any, trailing_indent: Any). It takes 4 parameters. |
What does the level parameter do in the clean_indentation() function? | OpenMC Python API clean_indentation() parameter level | The level parameter indentation level for the element passed in (default 0). It should be a int value. |
What does the spaces_per_level parameter do in the clean_indentation() function? | OpenMC Python API clean_indentation() parameter spaces_per_level | The spaces_per_level parameter number of spaces per indentation level (default 2). It should be a int value. |
What does the trailing_indent parameter do in the clean_indentation() function? | OpenMC Python API clean_indentation() parameter trailing_indent | The trailing_indent parameter whether or not to add indentation after closing the element. It should be a bool value. |
What does the get_text() function do in OpenMC's Python API? | OpenMC Python API get_text() function | The get_text() function retrieve text of an attribute or subelement. It's used for Python operations in OpenMC. |
What is the purpose of the get_text() function in OpenMC's Python API? | OpenMC Python API get_text() function purpose | The get_text() function retrieve text of an attribute or subelement. It's part of OpenMC's Python API. |
How do you call the get_text() function in OpenMC's Python API? | OpenMC Python API get_text() function signature | To call the get_text() function, use: def get_text(elem: Any, name: Any, default: Any). It takes 3 parameters. |
What does the elem parameter do in the get_text() function? | OpenMC Python API get_text() parameter elem | The elem parameter element from which to search. It should be a lxml.etree._Element value. |
What does the name parameter do in the get_text() function? | OpenMC Python API get_text() parameter name | The name parameter name of attribute/subelement. It should be a str value. |
What does the default parameter do in the get_text() function? | OpenMC Python API get_text() parameter default | The default parameter a defult value to return if matching attribute/subelement exists. It should be a object value. |
What does the reorder_attributes() function do in OpenMC's Python API? | OpenMC Python API reorder_attributes() function | The reorder_attributes() function sort attributes in xml to preserve pre-python 3.8 behavior. It's used for Python operations in OpenMC. |
What is the purpose of the reorder_attributes() function in OpenMC's Python API? | OpenMC Python API reorder_attributes() function purpose | The reorder_attributes() function sort attributes in xml to preserve pre-python 3.8 behavior. It's part of OpenMC's Python API. |
How do you call the reorder_attributes() function in OpenMC's Python API? | OpenMC Python API reorder_attributes() function signature | To call the reorder_attributes() function, use: def reorder_attributes(root: Any). It takes 1 parameters. |
What does the root parameter do in the reorder_attributes() function? | OpenMC Python API reorder_attributes() parameter root | The root parameter root element. It should be a lxml.etree._Element value. |
What does the get_elem_tuple() function do in OpenMC's Python API? | OpenMC Python API get_elem_tuple() function | The get_elem_tuple() function helper function to get a tuple of values from an elem. It's used for Python operations in OpenMC. |
What is the purpose of the get_elem_tuple() function in OpenMC's Python API? | OpenMC Python API get_elem_tuple() function purpose | The get_elem_tuple() function helper function to get a tuple of values from an elem. It's part of OpenMC's Python API. |
How do you call the get_elem_tuple() function in OpenMC's Python API? | OpenMC Python API get_elem_tuple() function signature | To call the get_elem_tuple() function, use: def get_elem_tuple(elem: Any, name: Any, dtype: Any). It takes 3 parameters. |
What does the elem parameter do in the get_elem_tuple() function? | OpenMC Python API get_elem_tuple() parameter elem | The elem parameter xml element that should contain a tuple. It should be a lxml.etree._Element value. |
What does the name parameter do in the get_elem_tuple() function? | OpenMC Python API get_elem_tuple() parameter name | The name parameter name of the subelement to obtain tuple from. It should be a str value. |
What does the dtype parameter do in the get_elem_tuple() function? | OpenMC Python API get_elem_tuple() parameter dtype | The dtype parameter the type of each element in the tuple. It should be a data-type value. |
What is the CrossScore class in OpenMC's Python API? | OpenMC Python API CrossScore class | The CrossScore class represents a special-purpose tally score used to encapsulate all combinations of two tally's scores as an outer product for tally arithmetic. It provides 10 methods and 0 properties for working with crossscore data in OpenMC. |
What does the CrossScore class do in OpenMC's Python API? | OpenMC Python API CrossScore class description | The CrossScore class a special-purpose tally score used to encapsulate all combinations of two tally's scores as an outer product for tally arithmetic. It's used in OpenMC's Python API for nuclear data operations. |
What does the left_score parameter do when creating a CrossScore? | OpenMC Python API CrossScore constructor parameter left_score | When creating a CrossScore, the left_score parameter specifies the left score in the outer product. It should be a str or CrossScore value. |
What does the right_score parameter do when creating a CrossScore? | OpenMC Python API CrossScore constructor parameter right_score | When creating a CrossScore, the right_score parameter specifies the right score in the outer product. It should be a str or CrossScore value. |
What does the binary_op parameter do when creating a CrossScore? | OpenMC Python API CrossScore constructor parameter binary_op | When creating a CrossScore, the binary_op parameter specifies the tally arithmetic binary operator (e.g., '+', '-', etc.) used to combine two tally's scores with this crossnuclide. It should be a str value. |
What is the left_score attribute of a CrossScore? | OpenMC Python API CrossScore attribute left_score | The left_score attribute of a CrossScore contains the left score in the outer product. It's a str or CrossScore value that you can access after creating a CrossScore instance. |
What is the right_score attribute of a CrossScore? | OpenMC Python API CrossScore attribute right_score | The right_score attribute of a CrossScore contains the right score in the outer product. It's a str or CrossScore value that you can access after creating a CrossScore instance. |
What is the binary_op attribute of a CrossScore? | OpenMC Python API CrossScore attribute binary_op | The binary_op attribute of a CrossScore contains the tally arithmetic binary operator (e.g., '+', '-', etc.) used to combine two tally's scores with this crossscore. It's a str value that you can access after creating a CrossScore instance. |
How do you call the __init__() method in the CrossScore class? | OpenMC Python API CrossScore.__init__() method signature | To call the __init__() method, use: def __init__(self: Any, left_score: Any, right_score: Any, binary_op: Any). It takes 4 parameters. |
How do you call the __hash__() method in the CrossScore class? | OpenMC Python API CrossScore.__hash__() method signature | To call the __hash__() method, use: def __hash__(self: Any). It takes 1 parameters. |
How do you call the __eq__() method in the CrossScore class? | OpenMC Python API CrossScore.__eq__() method signature | To call the __eq__() method, use: def __eq__(self: Any, other: Any). It takes 2 parameters. |
How do you call the __repr__() method in the CrossScore class? | OpenMC Python API CrossScore.__repr__() method signature | To call the __repr__() method, use: def __repr__(self: Any). It takes 1 parameters. |
How do you call the left_score() method in the CrossScore class? | OpenMC Python API CrossScore.left_score() method signature | To call the left_score() method, use: @property def left_score(self: Any). It takes 1 parameters. |
How do you call the left_score() method in the CrossScore class? | OpenMC Python API CrossScore.left_score() method signature | To call the left_score() method, use: @left_score.setter def left_score(self: Any, left_score: Any). It takes 2 parameters. |
How do you call the right_score() method in the CrossScore class? | OpenMC Python API CrossScore.right_score() method signature | To call the right_score() method, use: @property def right_score(self: Any). It takes 1 parameters. |
How do you call the right_score() method in the CrossScore class? | OpenMC Python API CrossScore.right_score() method signature | To call the right_score() method, use: @right_score.setter def right_score(self: Any, right_score: Any). It takes 2 parameters. |
How do you call the binary_op() method in the CrossScore class? | OpenMC Python API CrossScore.binary_op() method signature | To call the binary_op() method, use: @property def binary_op(self: Any). It takes 1 parameters. |
How do you call the binary_op() method in the CrossScore class? | OpenMC Python API CrossScore.binary_op() method signature | To call the binary_op() method, use: @binary_op.setter def binary_op(self: Any, binary_op: Any). It takes 2 parameters. |
What is the CrossNuclide class in OpenMC's Python API? | OpenMC Python API CrossNuclide class | The CrossNuclide class represents a special-purpose nuclide used to encapsulate all combinations of two tally's nuclides as an outer product for tally arithmetic. It provides 11 methods and 0 properties for working with crossnuclide data in OpenMC. |
What does the CrossNuclide class do in OpenMC's Python API? | OpenMC Python API CrossNuclide class description | The CrossNuclide class a special-purpose nuclide used to encapsulate all combinations of two tally's nuclides as an outer product for tally arithmetic. It's used in OpenMC's Python API for nuclear data operations. |
What does the left_nuclide parameter do when creating a CrossNuclide? | OpenMC Python API CrossNuclide constructor parameter left_nuclide | When creating a CrossNuclide, the left_nuclide parameter specifies the left nuclide in the outer product. It should be a str or CrossNuclide value. |
What does the right_nuclide parameter do when creating a CrossNuclide? | OpenMC Python API CrossNuclide constructor parameter right_nuclide | When creating a CrossNuclide, the right_nuclide parameter specifies the right nuclide in the outer product. It should be a str or CrossNuclide value. |
What does the binary_op parameter do when creating a CrossNuclide? | OpenMC Python API CrossNuclide constructor parameter binary_op | When creating a CrossNuclide, the binary_op parameter specifies the tally arithmetic binary operator (e.g., '+', '-', etc.) used to combine two tally's nuclides with this crossnuclide. It should be a str value. |
What is the left_nuclide attribute of a CrossNuclide? | OpenMC Python API CrossNuclide attribute left_nuclide | The left_nuclide attribute of a CrossNuclide contains the left nuclide in the outer product. It's a str or CrossNuclide value that you can access after creating a CrossNuclide instance. |
What is the right_nuclide attribute of a CrossNuclide? | OpenMC Python API CrossNuclide attribute right_nuclide | The right_nuclide attribute of a CrossNuclide contains the right nuclide in the outer product. It's a str or CrossNuclide value that you can access after creating a CrossNuclide instance. |
What is the binary_op attribute of a CrossNuclide? | OpenMC Python API CrossNuclide attribute binary_op | The binary_op attribute of a CrossNuclide contains the tally arithmetic binary operator (e.g., '+', '-', etc.) used to combine two tally's nuclides with this crossnuclide. It's a str value that you can access after creating a CrossNuclide instance. |
How do you call the __init__() method in the CrossNuclide class? | OpenMC Python API CrossNuclide.__init__() method signature | To call the __init__() method, use: def __init__(self: Any, left_nuclide: Any, right_nuclide: Any, binary_op: Any). It takes 4 parameters. |
How do you call the __hash__() method in the CrossNuclide class? | OpenMC Python API CrossNuclide.__hash__() method signature | To call the __hash__() method, use: def __hash__(self: Any). It takes 1 parameters. |
How do you call the __eq__() method in the CrossNuclide class? | OpenMC Python API CrossNuclide.__eq__() method signature | To call the __eq__() method, use: def __eq__(self: Any, other: Any). It takes 2 parameters. |
How do you call the __repr__() method in the CrossNuclide class? | OpenMC Python API CrossNuclide.__repr__() method signature | To call the __repr__() method, use: def __repr__(self: Any). It takes 1 parameters. |
How do you call the left_nuclide() method in the CrossNuclide class? | OpenMC Python API CrossNuclide.left_nuclide() method signature | To call the left_nuclide() method, use: @property def left_nuclide(self: Any). It takes 1 parameters. |
How do you call the left_nuclide() method in the CrossNuclide class? | OpenMC Python API CrossNuclide.left_nuclide() method signature | To call the left_nuclide() method, use: @left_nuclide.setter def left_nuclide(self: Any, left_nuclide: Any). It takes 2 parameters. |
How do you call the right_nuclide() method in the CrossNuclide class? | OpenMC Python API CrossNuclide.right_nuclide() method signature | To call the right_nuclide() method, use: @property def right_nuclide(self: Any). It takes 1 parameters. |
How do you call the right_nuclide() method in the CrossNuclide class? | OpenMC Python API CrossNuclide.right_nuclide() method signature | To call the right_nuclide() method, use: @right_nuclide.setter def right_nuclide(self: Any, right_nuclide: Any). It takes 2 parameters. |
How do you call the binary_op() method in the CrossNuclide class? | OpenMC Python API CrossNuclide.binary_op() method signature | To call the binary_op() method, use: @property def binary_op(self: Any). It takes 1 parameters. |
How do you call the binary_op() method in the CrossNuclide class? | OpenMC Python API CrossNuclide.binary_op() method signature | To call the binary_op() method, use: @binary_op.setter def binary_op(self: Any, binary_op: Any). It takes 2 parameters. |
How do you call the name() method in the CrossNuclide class? | OpenMC Python API CrossNuclide.name() method signature | To call the name() method, use: @property def name(self: Any). It takes 1 parameters. |
What is the CrossFilter class in OpenMC's Python API? | OpenMC Python API CrossFilter class | The CrossFilter class represents a special-purpose filter used to encapsulate all combinations of two tally's filter bins as an outer product for tally arithmetic. It provides 15 methods and 0 properties for working with crossfilter data in OpenMC. |
What does the CrossFilter class do in OpenMC's Python API? | OpenMC Python API CrossFilter class description | The CrossFilter class a special-purpose filter used to encapsulate all combinations of two tally's filter bins as an outer product for tally arithmetic. It's used in OpenMC's Python API for nuclear data operations. |
What does the left_filter parameter do when creating a CrossFilter? | OpenMC Python API CrossFilter constructor parameter left_filter | When creating a CrossFilter, the left_filter parameter specifies the left filter in the outer product. It should be a openmc.Filter or CrossFilter value. |
What does the right_filter parameter do when creating a CrossFilter? | OpenMC Python API CrossFilter constructor parameter right_filter | When creating a CrossFilter, the right_filter parameter specifies the right filter in the outer product. It should be a openmc.Filter or CrossFilter value. |
What does the binary_op parameter do when creating a CrossFilter? | OpenMC Python API CrossFilter constructor parameter binary_op | When creating a CrossFilter, the binary_op parameter specifies the tally arithmetic binary operator (e.g., '+', '-', etc.) used to combine two tally's filter bins with this crossfilter. It should be a str value. |
What is the type attribute of a CrossFilter? | OpenMC Python API CrossFilter attribute type | The type attribute of a CrossFilter contains the type of the crossfilter (e.g., 'energy / energy'). It's a str value that you can access after creating a CrossFilter instance. |
What is the left_filter attribute of a CrossFilter? | OpenMC Python API CrossFilter attribute left_filter | The left_filter attribute of a CrossFilter contains the left filter in the outer product. It's a openmc.Filter or CrossFilter value that you can access after creating a CrossFilter instance. |
What is the right_filter attribute of a CrossFilter? | OpenMC Python API CrossFilter attribute right_filter | The right_filter attribute of a CrossFilter contains the right filter in the outer product. It's a openmc.Filter or CrossFilter value that you can access after creating a CrossFilter instance. |
What is the binary_op attribute of a CrossFilter? | OpenMC Python API CrossFilter attribute binary_op | The binary_op attribute of a CrossFilter contains the tally arithmetic binary operator (e.g., '+', '-', etc.) used to combine two tally's filter bins with this crossfilter. It's a str value that you can access after creating a CrossFilter instance. |
What is the bins attribute of a CrossFilter? | OpenMC Python API CrossFilter attribute bins | The bins attribute of a CrossFilter contains a dictionary of the bins from each filter keyed by the types of the left / right filters. It's a dict of Iterable value that you can access after creating a CrossFilter instance. |
What is the num_bins attribute of a CrossFilter? | OpenMC Python API CrossFilter attribute num_bins | The num_bins attribute of a CrossFilter contains the number of filter bins (always 1 if aggregate_filter is defined). It's a Integral value that you can access after creating a CrossFilter instance. |
How do you call the __init__() method in the CrossFilter class? | OpenMC Python API CrossFilter.__init__() method signature | To call the __init__() method, use: def __init__(self: Any, left_filter: Any, right_filter: Any, binary_op: Any). It takes 4 parameters. |
How do you call the __hash__() method in the CrossFilter class? | OpenMC Python API CrossFilter.__hash__() method signature | To call the __hash__() method, use: def __hash__(self: Any). It takes 1 parameters. |
How do you call the __eq__() method in the CrossFilter class? | OpenMC Python API CrossFilter.__eq__() method signature | To call the __eq__() method, use: def __eq__(self: Any, other: Any). It takes 2 parameters. |
How do you call the __repr__() method in the CrossFilter class? | OpenMC Python API CrossFilter.__repr__() method signature | To call the __repr__() method, use: def __repr__(self: Any). It takes 1 parameters. |
How do you call the left_filter() method in the CrossFilter class? | OpenMC Python API CrossFilter.left_filter() method signature | To call the left_filter() method, use: @property def left_filter(self: Any). It takes 1 parameters. |
How do you call the left_filter() method in the CrossFilter class? | OpenMC Python API CrossFilter.left_filter() method signature | To call the left_filter() method, use: @left_filter.setter def left_filter(self: Any, left_filter: Any). It takes 2 parameters. |
How do you call the right_filter() method in the CrossFilter class? | OpenMC Python API CrossFilter.right_filter() method signature | To call the right_filter() method, use: @property def right_filter(self: Any). It takes 1 parameters. |
How do you call the right_filter() method in the CrossFilter class? | OpenMC Python API CrossFilter.right_filter() method signature | To call the right_filter() method, use: @right_filter.setter def right_filter(self: Any, right_filter: Any). It takes 2 parameters. |
How do you call the binary_op() method in the CrossFilter class? | OpenMC Python API CrossFilter.binary_op() method signature | To call the binary_op() method, use: @property def binary_op(self: Any). It takes 1 parameters. |
How do you call the binary_op() method in the CrossFilter class? | OpenMC Python API CrossFilter.binary_op() method signature | To call the binary_op() method, use: @binary_op.setter def binary_op(self: Any, binary_op: Any). It takes 2 parameters. |
How do you call the type() method in the CrossFilter class? | OpenMC Python API CrossFilter.type() method signature | To call the type() method, use: @property def type(self: Any). It takes 1 parameters. |
How do you call the bins() method in the CrossFilter class? | OpenMC Python API CrossFilter.bins() method signature | To call the bins() method, use: @property def bins(self: Any). It takes 1 parameters. |
How do you call the num_bins() method in the CrossFilter class? | OpenMC Python API CrossFilter.num_bins() method signature | To call the num_bins() method, use: @property def num_bins(self: Any). It takes 1 parameters. |
What does the get_bin_index() method do in the CrossFilter class? | OpenMC Python API CrossFilter.get_bin_index() method | The get_bin_index() method returns the index in the crossfilter for some bin. It's used for crossfilter operations. |
How do you call the get_bin_index() method in the CrossFilter class? | OpenMC Python API CrossFilter.get_bin_index() method signature | To call the get_bin_index() method, use: def get_bin_index(self: Any, filter_bin: Any). It takes 2 parameters. |
What does the filter_bin parameter do in the get_bin_index() method? | OpenMC Python API CrossFilter.get_bin_index() parameter filter_bin | The filter_bin parameter a 2-tuple where each value corresponds to the bin of interest in the left and right filter, respectively. a bin is the integer id for 'material', 'surface', 'cell', 'cellborn', and 'universe' filters. the bin is an integer for the cell instance id for 'distribcell' filters. the bin is a 2-tuple... |
What does the get_bin_index() method return in the CrossFilter class? | OpenMC Python API CrossFilter.get_bin_index() return value | The get_bin_index() method returns the index in the tally data array for this filter bin.. The return type is Integral. |
What does the get_pandas_dataframe() method do in the CrossFilter class? | OpenMC Python API CrossFilter.get_pandas_dataframe() method | The get_pandas_dataframe() method builds a pandas dataframe for the crossfilter's bins. this method constructs a pandas dataframe object for the crossfilter with columns annotated by filter bin information. this is a helper method for the tally.get_pandas_dataframe(...) method. this method recursively builds and concat... |
How do you call the get_pandas_dataframe() method in the CrossFilter class? | OpenMC Python API CrossFilter.get_pandas_dataframe() method signature | To call the get_pandas_dataframe() method, use: def get_pandas_dataframe(self: Any, data_size: Any, summary: Any). It takes 3 parameters. |
What does the data_size parameter do in the get_pandas_dataframe() method? | OpenMC Python API CrossFilter.get_pandas_dataframe() parameter data_size | The data_size parameter the total number of bins in the tally corresponding to this filter. It should be a Integral value. |
What does the summary parameter do in the get_pandas_dataframe() method? | OpenMC Python API CrossFilter.get_pandas_dataframe() parameter summary | The summary parameter an optional summary object to be used to construct columns for distribcell tally filters (default is none). the geometric information in the summary object is embedded into a multi-index column with a geometric "path" to each distribcell instance.. It should be a None or Summary value. |
What is the AggregateScore class in OpenMC's Python API? | OpenMC Python API AggregateScore class | The AggregateScore class represents a special-purpose tally score used to encapsulate an aggregate of a subset or all of tally's scores for tally aggregation. It provides 9 methods and 0 properties for working with aggregatescore data in OpenMC. |
What does the AggregateScore class do in OpenMC's Python API? | OpenMC Python API AggregateScore class description | The AggregateScore class a special-purpose tally score used to encapsulate an aggregate of a subset or all of tally's scores for tally aggregation. It's used in OpenMC's Python API for nuclear data operations. |
What does the scores parameter do when creating a AggregateScore? | OpenMC Python API AggregateScore constructor parameter scores | When creating a AggregateScore, the scores parameter specifies the scores included in the aggregation. It should be a Iterable of str or CrossScore value. |
What does the aggregate_op parameter do when creating a AggregateScore? | OpenMC Python API AggregateScore constructor parameter aggregate_op | When creating a AggregateScore, the aggregate_op parameter specifies the tally aggregation operator (e.g., 'sum', 'avg', etc.) used to aggregate across a tally's scores with this aggregatescore. It should be a str value. |
What is the scores attribute of a AggregateScore? | OpenMC Python API AggregateScore attribute scores | The scores attribute of a AggregateScore contains the scores included in the aggregation. It's a Iterable of str or CrossScore value that you can access after creating a AggregateScore instance. |
What is the aggregate_op attribute of a AggregateScore? | OpenMC Python API AggregateScore attribute aggregate_op | The aggregate_op attribute of a AggregateScore contains the tally aggregation operator (e.g., 'sum', 'avg', etc.) used to aggregate across a tally's scores with this aggregatescore. It's a str value that you can access after creating a AggregateScore instance. |
How do you call the __init__() method in the AggregateScore class? | OpenMC Python API AggregateScore.__init__() method signature | To call the __init__() method, use: def __init__(self: Any, scores: Any, aggregate_op: Any). It takes 3 parameters. |
How do you call the __hash__() method in the AggregateScore class? | OpenMC Python API AggregateScore.__hash__() method signature | To call the __hash__() method, use: def __hash__(self: Any). It takes 1 parameters. |
How do you call the __eq__() method in the AggregateScore class? | OpenMC Python API AggregateScore.__eq__() method signature | To call the __eq__() method, use: def __eq__(self: Any, other: Any). It takes 2 parameters. |
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