wutils
A collection of Python utility functions/classes.
Currently only provides one class: wutils.mat.MarkedMatrix, which is a wrapper around a numpy.array with additional row labels and helper functions.
Can be installed with pip install wutils.
Example
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
from wutils.mat import MarkedMatrix
# Create a MarkedMatrix from a tuple of label-matrix tuples
mm = MarkedMatrix((
('a', np.random.randn(100, 100)),
('b', np.random.randn(50, 100)) # num. of columns must match 'a'
))
# Create a labeled TSNE plot of the components
plt.figure()
mm.tsne()
plt.show()
# Perform SVD on the full matrix
U, _, _ = np.linalg.svd(mm.get_mat(), full_matrices=False)
# Form another MarkedMatrix consisting of the first 2 columns of U.
# We reuse our existing labels
mm_U = MarkedMatrix((U[:, 2], mm.get_loc_idx()))
# Split up the MarkedMatrix to an OrderedDict of label to submatrix
print(mm_U.get_pieces())
# Output:
# OrderedDict([
# ('a', array([...])),
# ('b', array([...]))
# ])
# where 'a' is 100 x 2
# and 'b' is 50 x 2
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