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Example Jupyter Notebook for SuperCDMS catalog access #11
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ok, example notebook is at https://gist.github.com/zonca/62784b06fabd72b254c2a7f7252eeafc Basically the input parameters are:
as output we get a path to a |
this avoids the use of RQAnalysis which is changing API in the current development version, anyway the less packages we depend on, the better. |
trying to figure out if I can run |
@bloer @zonca I think
NVM, I see that it does, at https://gitlab.com/supercdms/DataHandling/DataCat/-/blob/master/setup.py. The good news is that the slaclab datacat is public! |
thanks @pibion I was looking on |
it works! It was confusing that in the example notebook at https://gist.github.com/zonca/62784b06fabd72b254c2a7f7252eeafc, the class is named
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Related to #2
@pibion it would be useful if one of your students can create a Jupyter Notebook that shows what querying functionality the DID Finder API should have.
Structure of the notebook
CDMSDataCatalog.findData
to gather the requested dataset, possibly with some logic to automatically set other parameters in the query.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: