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print_metricvalues¶

Summarize measured metric values in one butler repo, or difference values between two repos.

This tool is built on the extract_metricvalues module, which can be used to investigate metrics within e.g. a notebook environment.

usage: print_metricvalues [-h] [--kind {value,timing,memory}] [-v]
                          [--data-id-keys DATA_ID_KEYS [DATA_ID_KEYS ...]]
                          repo collection [repo2] [collection2]

More information is available at https://pipelines.lsst.io.

positional arguments¶

repo¶

Path to butler repo to load metrics from.

collection¶

Collection in REPO to load from.

repo2¶

Path to butler repo to load metrics from, to difference with REPO.

collection2¶

Collection in REPO2 to load from, otherwise use COLLECTION.

options¶

-h, --help¶

show this help message and exit

--kind {value,timing,memory}¶

What kind of metrics to load (default=’value’).Not supported when printing metric differences.

-v, --verbose¶

Print extra information when loading metric values or handling errors.

--data-id-keys <data_id_keys>¶

Only print these dataId keys in the output;for example, --data-id-keys detector visit.

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