About PyDaisi
Full documentation on the features of the PyDaisi client, as well as the platform itself, are available at the Daisi Documentation. Below is a quick overview of the basic PyDaisi usage:
Installing PyDaisi
PyDaisi can be installed with PIP:
pip install --upgrade pydaisi
Using PyDaisi
You can execute a Daisi simply by:
- Connecting to the Daisi
- Calling a top-level function fo that Daisi, providing arguments as needed
In this example, we connect to the Titanic Statistic Daisi, and call two different top-level functions (median and percentile):
from pydaisi import Daisi
# instantiate a Daisi object
daisi = Daisi("Titanic Statistics")
# call a Daisi function. You can also use positional parameters: daisi.median("Age")
med = daisi.median(field="Age")
print(f"Median Age of Titanic Passengers was: {med.value}")
print(f"10th Percentile of Titanic Passengers' Ages was: {daisi.percentile('Age', .1).value}")
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