Source code for thermosteam.base.functor

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
# BioSTEAM: The Biorefinery Simulation and Techno-Economic Analysis Modules
# Copyright (C) 2020, Yoel Cortes-Pena <yoelcortes@gmail.com>
# 
# This module is under the UIUC open-source license. See 
# github.com/BioSTEAMDevelopmentGroup/biosteam/blob/master/LICENSE.txt
# for license details.
"""
"""
from ..units_of_measure import chemical_units_of_measure
from .. import utils
from .. import functors
from inspect import signature

__all__ = ("functor", "Functor",  "TFunctor", 
           "TPFunctor", "TIntegralFunctor", 'display_asfunctor', 
           'functor_lookalike', 'functor_matching_params', 
           'parse_var', 'get_units', 'var_with_units')

REGISTERED_ARGS = set()
REGISTERED_FUNCTORS = []

# %% Utilities

def functor_name(functor):
    return functor.__name__ if hasattr(functor, "__name__") else type(functor).__name__    

def display_asfunctor(functor, var=None, name=None, show_var=True):
    name = name or functor_name(functor)
    info = f"{name}{str(signature(functor)).replace('self, ', '')}"
    units = functor.units if hasattr(functor, 'units') else None
    var = var or (functor.var if hasattr(functor, 'var') else None)
    if var:
        if show_var:
            info += " -> " + var_with_units(var, units)
        else:
            units = get_units(var, units)
            if units: info += f" -> {units}"
    return info

def functor_lookalike(cls):
    cls.__repr__ = Functor.__repr__
    cls.__str__ = Functor.__str__
    return cls

def functor_matching_params(params):
    N_total = len(params)
    for base in REGISTERED_FUNCTORS:
        N = base._N_args
        if N <= N_total and base._args == params[:N]: return base
    raise ValueError("could not match function signature to registered functors")

def functor_arguments(params):
    base = functor_matching_params(params)
    return base, params[base._N_args:]

def parse_var(var):
    return var.split(".") if '.' in var else (var, "")

def get_units(var, units=None):
    name, phase = parse_var(var)
    if isinstance(units, dict):
        units = units.get(name)
    if not units:
        units = chemical_units_of_measure.get(name)
    return units

def var_with_units(var, units=None):
    name, _ = parse_var(var)
    units = get_units(name)
    if units: var += f' [{units}]'
    return var


# %% Decorator
  
[docs]def functor(f=None, var=None, units=None): """ Decorate a function of temperature, or both temperature and pressure to have an attribute, `functor`, that serves to create its functor counterpart. Parameters ---------- f : function(T, *args) or function(T, P, *args) Function that calculates a thermodynamic property based on temperature, or both temperature and pressure. var : str, optional Name of variable returned (useful for bookkeeping). units : dict, optional Units of measure for functor signature. Returns ------- f : function(T, *args) or function(T, P, *args) Same function, but with an attribute `functor` that can create its `Functor` counterpart. Notes ----- The functor decorator checks the signature of the function to find the names of the parameters that should be stored as data. Examples -------- Create a functor of temperature that returns the vapor pressure in Pascal: >>> # Describe the return value with `var`. >>> # Thermosteam's chemical units of measure are always assumed. >>> import thermosteam as tmo >>> @tmo.functor(var='Psat') ... def Antoine(T, a, b, c): ... return 10.0**(a - b / (T + c)) >>> Antoine(T=373.15, a=10.116, b=1687.5, c=-42.98) # functional 101157.148 >>> f = Antoine.functor(a=10.116, b=1687.5, c=-42.98) # as functor object >>> f.show() Functor: Antoine(T, P=None) -> Psat [Pa] a: 10.116 b: 1687.5 c: -42.98 >>> f(T=373.15) 101157.148 All functors are saved in the `functors` module: >>> tmo.functors.Antoine <class 'thermosteam.functors.Antoine'> """ if f: params = tuple(signature(f).parameters) base, params = functor_arguments(params) dct = {'__slots__': (), 'function': staticmethod(f), 'params': params, 'units': units, 'var': var} name = f.__name__ f.functor = cls = type(name, (base,), dct) cls.__module__ = functors.__name__ setattr(functors, name, cls) else: return lambda f: functor(f, var, units) return f
# %% Functors class Functor: __slots__ = ('__dict__',) hook = None def __init_subclass__(cls, args=None): if args: cls._args = args = tuple(args) cls._N_args = N_args = len(args) assert args not in REGISTERED_ARGS, ( f"abstract functor with args={args} already implemented") REGISTERED_ARGS.add(args) index = 0 for index, Functor in enumerate(REGISTERED_FUNCTORS): if Functor._N_args <= N_args: break REGISTERED_FUNCTORS.insert(index, cls) def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs): for i, j in zip(self.params, args): kwargs[i] = j self.__dict__ = kwargs def set_value(self, var, value): if var in self.__dict__: self.__dict__[var] = value def copy(self): cls = self.__class__ new = cls.__new__(cls) new.__dict__ = self.__dict__.copy() return new @classmethod def from_other(cls, other): self = cls.__new__(cls) self.__dict__ = other.__dict__ return self @classmethod def from_args(cls, data): self = cls.__new__(cls) self.__dict__ = dict(zip(self.params, data)) return self @classmethod def from_kwargs(cls, data): self = cls.__new__(cls) self.__dict__ = data return self @classmethod def from_obj(cls, data): self = cls.__new__(cls) self.__dict__ = dict(zip(self.params, utils.get_obj_values(data, self.params))) return self def __str__(self): return display_asfunctor(self) def __repr__(self): return f"<{self}>" def show(self): info = f"Functor: {self}" data = self.__dict__ for key, value in data.items(): if callable(value): value = display_asfunctor(value, show_var=False) info += f"\n {key}: {value}" continue try: info += f"\n {key}: {value:.5g}" except: info += f"\n {key}: {value}" else: key, *_ = key.split('_') u = get_units(key, self.units) if u: info += ' ' + str(u) print(info) _ipython_display_ = show class TFunctor(Functor, args=('T',)): __slots__ = () kind = "functor of temperature (T; in K)" def __call__(self, T, P=None): return self.hook(T, self.__dict__) if self.hook else self.function(T, **self.__dict__) class TPFunctor(Functor, args=('T', 'P')): __slots__ = () kind = "functor of temperature (T; in K) and pressure (P; in Pa)" def __call__(self, T, P): return self.hook(T, P, self.__dict__) if self.hook else self.function(T, P, **self.__dict__) class TIntegralFunctor(Functor, args=('Ta', 'Tb')): __slots__ = () kind = "temperature integral functor (Ta to Tb; in K)" def __call__(self, Ta, Tb, P=None): return self.hook(Ta, Tb, self.__dict__) if self.hook else self.function(Ta, Tb, **self.__dict__)