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When loading an experiment file, that was not written to the end, i.e. by aborting a measurement, the missing values from the original intended sizes are just filled with nan's.
It would be nice to have a dropna function like in pandas that removes all dataset rows at the end of the dataset which are filled with nans, maybe also all colums that are nans only:
DataSet.dropna(axis=0, how='all') #removes all columns with nans-only or setpoints-onlyDataSet.dropna(axis=1, how='all') #removes all rows that have nans-only
including the inplace feature that updates the dataset file, and the snapshot arrays.
Even though this discusses the DataSet it should also be possible for a single DataArray :)
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I just made a new issue to rephrase microsoft/Qcodes#208 to a feature request
When loading an experiment file, that was not written to the end, i.e. by aborting a measurement, the missing values from the original intended sizes are just filled with nan's.
It would be nice to have a
dropna
function like in pandas that removes all dataset rows at the end of the dataset which are filled with nans, maybe also all colums that are nans only:including the
inplace
feature that updates the dataset file, and the snapshot arrays.Even though this discusses the
DataSet
it should also be possible for a singleDataArray
:)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: