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Jan 1, 2010 · Indeed, there are several other built in functions that work with for: z = for filter(elem from [list: 1,2,3,4]): elem < 3 end check: z is [list: 1,2] end y = for fold(sum from 0, elem from [list: 1,2,3]): sum + elem end check: y is 6 end. And you are free to define your own for operators.
- Getting Started
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- Getting Started
2.1.11.11 Object Expressions. Object expressions map field names to values: A comma-separated sequence of fields enclosed in {} creates an object; we refer to the expression as an object literal. There are two types of fields: data fields and method fields.
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Tools and utilities for computing spike-triggered averages (filters), finding spatial and temporal components of spatiotemporal filters, and basic filter signal processing. pyret.filtertools.ste(time, stimulus, spikes, nsamples_before, nsamples_after=0) ¶. Constructs an iterator over spike-triggered stimuli.
is-fixed to practice using the Design Recipe to write filter functions for the Animals Starter File. Common Misconceptions Students often think that these functions change the table! In Pyret, all table functions produce a brand new table. If we want to save that table and use it later, we need to define it. For example:
Pyret allows us to define names for values using the = sign. In math, you’re probably used to seeing definitions like x = 4, which defines the name x to be the value 4. Pyret works the same way, and you’ve already seen two names defined in this file: shelter-sheet and animals-table. We generally write definitions on the left, in the ...
Getting started. Creating a Table from scratch. Accessing a Row or value in a Table. Creating and extracting Tables. filter-with. order-by. build-column. add-row. add-col. select-columns. transform-column. Extracting data through Table methods. .length. .get-column. .drop. Summarizing columns. sum. mean. median. modes. stdev. count.