Compute can load #13
Compute can load #13
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Here are some functions in these files that still need a tune-up:
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| self.bytes = [None] * 8 | |||
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| self.frequency = frequency | |||
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| self.frame_length = 47 | |||
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why 47? Can you add a comment pointing to a source or explaining it.
| return len(list(filter(lambda x: x is not None, self.bytes))) | ||
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| def get_frame_length(self): | ||
| return 44 + 8 * self.get_length() |
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why 44 and 8? Can you add a comment pointing to a source or explaining it.
| loads = can.get_can_load_by_topic() | ||
| ids = list(loads.keys()) | ||
| ids.sort() | ||
| for id in ids: | ||
| print("Id: ", id, "load:", loads[id]) | ||
| print("Total load:", round(can.get_can_load(),3), "%") |
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Can you extract out these lines into a helper function?
| modules = [] | ||
| signature = [] | ||
| ids = [] | ||
| names = [] | ||
| frequency = [] | ||
| load = [] | ||
| frame_length = [] | ||
| description = [] | ||
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| for module in self.modules: | ||
| for topic in module["topics"]: | ||
| modules.append(module["name"]) | ||
| signature.append(module["signature"]) | ||
| ids.append(topic["id"]) | ||
| names.append(topic["name"]) | ||
| frequency.append(round(topic["frequency"],3)) | ||
| load.append(round(self.get_topic_load(topic),3)) | ||
| frame_length.append(topic["frame_length"]) | ||
| description.append(topic["description"]) | ||
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| df = pd.DataFrame({ | ||
| "modules":modules, | ||
| "signature": signature, | ||
| "name": names, | ||
| "ids": ids, | ||
| "frequency": frequency, | ||
| "load": load, | ||
| "frame_length": frame_length, | ||
| "description": description, | ||
| }) |
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Since this data is small it is okay doing it this way, but note that for bigger data, possibly it would be better convert it to a DataFrame first, then group / add / remove columns as you need.
| # load = period for 1 msg * frequency * 100% | ||
| # Reference: | ||
| # https://support.vector.com/kb?id=kb_article_view&sysparm_article=KB0012332&sys_kb_id=99354e281b2614148e9a535c2e4bcb6d&spa=1 |
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Always great to have references, move it on the beginning of the function
Compute bus load with the size of the frame, message frequency, and bit rate
And implement figures to better analyzes