Usage

Installation

To use Lumache, first install it using pip:

(.venv) $ pip install lumache

To retrieve a list of random ingredients, you can use the lumache.get_random_ingredients() function:

class lumache.Experiment

…

Variables

test (str) – This is a test class variable
pulses (List[str]) – List of names to lookup in the pulse library.
pulse_library (Dict[str, List[complex]]) – Dictionary which maps names to complex pulse envelopes.
config (Dict[str, Any]) –
clock_period (float) –

lumache.get_random_ingredients(kind=None)

Run-length encode a vector of complex numbers.

e.g.

>>> v = np.asarray([0+1j,1+2j,1j,1j])
>>> iqx_rle(v)
[(1j,), ((1+2j),), (1j, 2)]

Parameters: vec (list[complex] or ArrayLike) – Input vector to encode.
Returns: Run-length encoded vector.
Return type: list[tuple[complex, int]]

lumache.iqx_rld(rle_seq: List[Union[Tuple[Any], Tuple[Any, int]]]) → List[Any]

Decode a run-length encoded sequence of complex numbers. See also iqx_rld().

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print("Hello World!")

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Parameters: rle_seq (list[tuple[complex, int]]) – Input sequence to decode.
Returns: Original sequence.
Return type: list[complex]

The kind parameter should be either "meat", "fish", or "veggies". Otherwise, lumache.get_random_ingredients() will raise an exception.

For example:

>>> import lumache
>>> lumache.get_random_ingredients()
['shells', 'gorgonzola', 'parsley']