Tutorial 03 - print_references and write_to_bibtex#

Step 0: Setup the project and prepare the data#

[1]:
import pydpeet as eet

We will use “ERROR” as the logging style for better readability of the notebook

[2]:
eet.set_logging_style("ERROR")

Step 1: Use cite-able functions inside your own code#

[3]:
from pathlib import Path

data_path = Path.cwd().parent.parent / "res"
config = eet.ReadConfig.Neware_8_0_0_516
standardized_data = eet.read(
    input_path=str(data_path / "raw_data_from_cyclers" / "Cal_Ageing_Checkup1.xlsx"), config=config
)
standardized_data.head(6)
[3]:
Meta_Data Step_Count Voltage[V] Current[A] Temperature[°C] Test_Time[s] Date_Time EIS_f[Hz] EIS_Z_Real[Ohm] EIS_Z_Imag[Ohm] EIS_DC[A]
0.0 20240201100904-CheckUp-3-7-AM23NMC00009.xlsx U... 0 3.5269 1.4378 27.8 0.0 2024-02-01 10:09:04 None None None None
1.0 None 0 3.5287 1.4398 27.8 1.0 2024-02-01 10:09:05 None None None None
2.0 None 0 3.5298 1.4400 27.8 2.0 2024-02-01 10:09:06 None None None None
3.0 None 0 3.5307 1.4400 27.8 3.0 2024-02-01 10:09:07 None None None None
4.0 None 0 3.5315 1.4401 27.8 4.0 2024-02-01 10:09:08 None None None None
5.0 None 0 3.5323 1.4401 27.8 5.0 2024-02-01 10:09:09 None None None None

Step 2: Print references into console or save them to a bibtex file#

[4]:
eet.print_references()
[5]:
eet.write_to_bibtex(str(data_path / "references" / "Tutorial_03.bib"))