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A lightweight module allowing simple manipulation of 2D arrays using base python list objects.

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Arrpy

A lightweight module allowing simple manipulation of 2D arrays using base python list objects. Designed for use in pandas-incompatible situations, such as when working in Jython. Allows import and export of spreadsheets, finding the mean across rows or columns, and row extraction.

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run python pip install arrpy

Import and export

open_df(file, delim_type = "csv", subarray = "col", e = 'utf-8-sig') Open file and return a corresponding list of lists. file is a string denoting the path of the 2D data of interest. delim type is a string denoting the column separators used in file. Currently accepts "csv" and "tab". subarray is a string denoting whether the respective subarrays in the list created will correspond to a row or a columns of file. e is a string denoting the encoding of the file.

write_csv(arr, file, subarray = "col") Write arr to file. arr is a list of lists. file is a string denoting the path to write to. subarray is a string denoting whether the respective subarrays in arr will correspond to a row or column of file.

List manipulation

append_row(arr, row, base_check = True, deep = True) Output a new list object with row appended to arr. arr is a list of lists. row is a list to append to arr. base_check is a boolean to determine whether to run a set of basic compatibilty checks on arr (type, length, dimension count, and raggedness) deep is a boolean to determine whether to append row to a deep (True) or shallow copy of arr (False).

del_row(arr, row, base_check = True) Output a new list object with row deleted from arr. arr is a list of lists. row is an object that is coercible to 0 <= int <= len(arr[0]). base_check is a boolean to determine whether to run a set of basic compatibilty checks on arr (type, length, dimension count, and raggedness)

List processing

avg_col(arr, base_check = True, dim_check = False) Outputs the arithmetic mean of the columns (subarrays) of arr as a list. arr is a list of lists. base_check is a boolean to determine whether to run a set of basic compatibilty checks on arr (type, length, dimension count, and raggedness) dim_check is a boolean to determine whether to check if arr has a consistent number of dimensions. This can be slow for larger arr.

avg_row(arr, base_check = True, dim_check = False) Outputs the arithmetic mean of the rows (a given index of each subarray) of arr as a list. arr is a list of lists. base_check is a boolean to determine whether to run a set of basic compatibilty checks on arr (type, length, dimension count, and raggedness) dim_check is a boolean to determine whether to check if arr has a consistent number of dimensions. This can be slow for larger arr.

extract_row(arr, row, base_check = True) Outputs the selected row (given index of each subarray of arr) as a list. arr is a list of lists. row is an object that is coercible to 0 <= int <= len(arr[0]). base_check is a boolean to determine whether to run a set of basic compatibilty checks on arr (type, length, dimension count, and raggedness) dim_check is a boolean to determine whether to check if arr has a consistent number of dimensions. This can be slow for larger arr.

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