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static/fastsim/manifest.json

@@ -1,22 +1,22 @@
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static/fastsim/v0.24.2/manifest.json

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@@ -4038,10 +4038,33 @@
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+              "description": "Recorded times and per-port data.",
+              "docstring_html": "<p>Recorded times and per-port data.</p>\n<p>Returns <tt class=\"docutils literal\">(time, data)</tt> with <cite>data</cite> an array of shape\n<tt class=\"docutils literal\">(n_ports, n_samples)</tt>, and <tt class=\"docutils literal\">(None, None)</tt> when nothing was\nrecorded — both as in pathsim, whose examples do array arithmetic on\nthe result (<tt class=\"docutils literal\">data_moon - data_earth</tt>) and test the empty case with\n<tt class=\"docutils literal\">if time is None</tt>.</p>\n",
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+                  "type": null,
+                  "default": "{}",
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+                }
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+              "method_type": "method"
+            },
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-              "description": "Plot recorded data with interactive legend picking.",
-              "docstring_html": "<p>Plot recorded data with interactive legend picking.</p>\n",
+              "description": "Plot every recorded port against time.",
+              "docstring_html": "<p>Plot every recorded port against time.</p>\n",
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               "returns": null,
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+            },
+            {
+              "name": "plot2D",
+              "description": "Plot one recorded port against another (a phase portrait).",
+              "docstring_html": "<p>Plot one recorded port against another (a phase portrait).</p>\n",
+              "source": null,
+              "signature": "(args = (), axes = (0, 1), kwargs = {})",
+              "parameters": [
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+              "name": "plot3D",
+              "description": "Plot three recorded ports against each other.",
+              "docstring_html": "<p>Plot three recorded ports against each other.</p>\n",
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+              "signature": "(args = (), axes = (0, 1, 2), kwargs = {})",
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-              "docstring_html": "<p>Plot frequency spectrum with interactive legend picking.</p>\n",
+              "description": "Plot the magnitude of every recorded spectrum.",
+              "docstring_html": "<p>Plot the magnitude of every recorded spectrum.</p>\n<p>Keeps the figure and axis on the block (<tt class=\"docutils literal\">self.fig</tt> / <tt class=\"docutils literal\">self.ax</tt>) as\npathsim does, so a caller can adjust the plot afterwards —\n<tt class=\"docutils literal\"><span class=\"pre\">Spc.ax.set_yscale(&quot;log&quot;)</span></tt> in pathsim's <tt class=\"docutils literal\">example_noise.py</tt>.</p>\n",
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+      "description": "",
+      "docstring_html": "",
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+          "description": "A block's outputs as an ndarray; item assignment writes through.",
+          "docstring_html": "<p>A block's outputs as an ndarray; item assignment writes through.</p>\n<p>Indexing past the end grows the register, as pathsim's <cite>Register</cite> does —\nwhich is why an out-of-range index is forwarded to the block instead of\nbeing rejected by numpy's bounds check.</p>\n",
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+          "bases": [
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+          "docstring_html": "<p>Explicit-first-stage Singly Diagonally Implicit Runge-Kutta embedded pair, orders 8 and 5, for adaptive step-size control. Sixteen stages, L-stable and stiffly accurate. Very expensive (15 implicit solves per step) — for stiff reference solutions at tight tolerances; ESDIRK54 is the better general choice.</p>\n",
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           "description": "Gear-type backward differentiation formula (BDF) with adaptive order (up to 5) and adaptive step size.",