aidanheerdegen

#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""
If you, like me, often have to send a bunch of very similer emails to a bunch of
people you may have got tired of copy pasting and resending as well.

This is my proposed solution:

This script reads a template file, using the simple python templating language
that substitutes vaules like $this with data from a dictionary.

aidanheerdegen

__author__ = 'danlmarmot'
"""
This Python script measures hash performance, and attempts to answer this question:
'Given a hash function and a block size for reading, which is the fastest hash function and block size?'

There's no warm up, there's no cache/memory/whatever filling, just a simple way to explore performance for
commonly used functions with the timeit library

"""

aidanheerdegen

import xarray
from scipy.stats import norm
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.mlab as mlab
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

list_indices = ['tasmax']
indices = list_indices[0]

data = xarray.open_dataset('/g/data3/w97/dc8106/AMZ_def_EXPs/test/tasmax_sc_001GPsc_E0_test.nc', chunks={'time':1000})

aidanheerdegen

#!/bin/bash
# A cross-node version of gnu parallel
#
#    node-parallel [command [arguments]] < list_of_arguments
#    node-parallel [command [arguments]] ( ::: arguments | :::: argfile(s) )*
#
# The command can use gnu parallel replace tags (e.g. '{}' is replaced with an
# argument), see 'man parallel' for full details. 
# Note that unlike gnu parallel a '{}' will not be automatically added if not 
# present, it must be manually added.

aidanheerdegen

module quart

  implicit none
  type quaternion
     ! q(4) = (w, x, y, z) where w is the scalar part
     real :: q(4)
     ! Flags to tell us if we want to keep the quaternion unitised, and
     ! also if the quaternion represents an improper rotation (rotation + inversion)
     logical :: unit
     logical :: improper