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CreateLogPropertyTable v1

Summary

Takes a list of workspaces and a list of log property names. For each workspace, the Run info is inspected and all log property values are used to populate a resulting output TableWorkspace.

See Also

CopyLogs

Properties

Name	Direction	Type	Default	Description
InputWorkspaces	Input	str list	Mandatory	Name of the Input Workspaces from which to get log properties.
OutputWorkspace	Output	TableWorkspace	Mandatory	Name of the output ITableWorkspace.
LogPropertyNames	Input	str list	Mandatory	The names of the log properties to place in table.
TimeSeriesStatistic	Input	string	Mean	The statistic to use when adding a time series log. Allowed values: [‘FirstValue’, ‘LastValue’, ‘Maximum’, ‘Mean’, ‘Median’, ‘Minimum’]
GroupPolicy	Input	string	First	The policy by which to handle GroupWorkspaces. “All” will include all children in the table, “First” will include the first child, and “None” will not include any. Allowed values: [‘All’, ‘First’, ‘None’]

Description

Data is loaded into Mantid workspaces along with various log properties. This algorithm enables a user to easily compile a TableWorkspace of values for each of the specified properties, for each of the specified workspaces.

LogPropertyNames

The list of log property names provided must consist of properties that actually appear in the workspace(s). You can check which properties are loaded with workspaces by right-clicking the workspace and navigating to the “Sample Logs…” dialog window. All acceptable properties have names that appear in the “Name” column of the dialog table.

GroupPolicy

GroupWorkspaces can be handled in various ways, depending on the GroupPolicy input:

All

All children of any GroupWorkspaces will be included in the table. This should be used when each child workspace contains different data.

First

Only the first child of any GroupWorkspaces will be included in the table. This is useful for instruments that produce groups of workspaces for a single run, and specifying “All” would populate the table with duplicate data.

None

Excludes GroupWorkspaces altogether.

TimeSeriesStatistic

For time series properties a statistic is taken for it’s value, this option is used to choose the statistic that is used.

Example

Output workspace generated by loading TOSCA runs 12218-12229, and feeding the resulting workspace names into the algorithm, along with the property names “inst_abrv”, “run_number”, “user_name”, “run_title” and “hd_dur”.

Usage

#create some workspaces
a=CreateWorkspace(DataX='1,2',DataY='1',WorkspaceTitle='Workspace a')
AddSampleLog(Workspace=a,LogName='ImportantParameter',LogText='1',LogType='Number')
b=CreateWorkspace(DataX='1,2',DataY='1',WorkspaceTitle='Workspace b')
AddSampleLog(Workspace=b,LogName='ImportantParameter',LogText='2',LogType='Number')
c=CreateWorkspace(DataX='1,2',DataY='1',WorkspaceTitle='Workspace c')
AddSampleLog(Workspace=c,LogName='ImportantParameter',LogText='3',LogType='Number')

#apply algorithm
tab=CreateLogPropertyTable(InputWorkspaces='a,b,c',LogPropertyNames='run_title,ImportantParameter')

#do some tests
print("Column names are:  {}".format(tab.getColumnNames()))
print("The values of the ImportantParameter are: {}".format(tab.column(1)))

Output:

Column names are:  ['run_title', 'ImportantParameter']
The values of the ImportantParameter are: ['1', '2', '3']

Categories: AlgorithmIndex | Utility\Workspaces

Source

C++ header: CreateLogPropertyTable.h

C++ source: CreateLogPropertyTable.cpp