Cantera flux methods

cantera-fluxes.py

"""
A bunch of methods that I have used at some point to make, manipulate, add, 
process, integrate, and plot flux diagrams in Cantera. Taken out of context,
and probably not working. But parts of them could be helpful or show one 
way of doing things, like getting a DIY integrated-total-flux.

Richard West <[email protected]>
CC-BY attribution suggested :-)
"""

    def get_current_fluxes(self):
        """
        Get all the current fluxes.
        Returns a dict like:
         `fluxes['gas']['C'] = ct.ReactionPathDiagram(self.gas, 'C')` etc.
        """
        fluxes = {"gas": dict(), "surf": dict()}
        for element in "HOCN":
            fluxes["gas"][element] = ct.ReactionPathDiagram(self.gas, element)
            fluxes["surf"][element] = ct.ReactionPathDiagram(self.surf, element)
        element = "X"  # just the surface
        fluxes["surf"][element] = ct.ReactionPathDiagram(self.surf, element)
        return fluxes

    def add_fluxes(self):
        """
        Add the current fluxes to the stored totals.
        """
        gas_fluxes = self.total_fluxes["gas"]
        surf_fluxes = self.total_fluxes["surf"]
        for element in "HOCN":
            try:
                gas_fluxes[element].add(ct.ReactionPathDiagram(self.gas, element))
            except KeyError:
                gas_fluxes[element] = ct.ReactionPathDiagram(self.gas, element)
            try:
                surf_fluxes[element].add(ct.ReactionPathDiagram(self.surf, element))
            except KeyError:
                surf_fluxes[element] = ct.ReactionPathDiagram(self.surf, element)
        # Now do the 'X' for just the surface
        element = "X"
        try:
            surf_fluxes[element].add(ct.ReactionPathDiagram(self.surf, element))
        except KeyError:
            surf_fluxes[element] = ct.ReactionPathDiagram(self.surf, element)

    def save_flux_data(self, filename_stem=None):
        """
        Save the current and integrated fluxes.
        Also returns them.
        """
        fluxes = {
            "current": self.get_current_fluxes(),
            "integrated": self.total_fluxes,
        }
        flux_strings = dict()
        for flux_type, d1 in fluxes.items():
            flux_strings[flux_type] = dict()
            for phase, d2 in d1.items():
                flux_strings[flux_type][phase] = dict()
                for element, flux in d2.items():
                    flux_strings[flux_type][phase][element] = flux.get_data()
            flux_strings[flux_type]["combined"] = dict()
            flux_strings[flux_type]["combined"]["mass"] = self.combine_fluxes(d1)

        if filename_stem:
            path = os.path.join(self.results_directory, filename_stem + ".json")
            with open(path, "w") as f:
                json.dump(flux_strings, f)
        return flux_strings

    def combine_fluxes(self, fluxes_dict):
        """
        Combined a dict of dicts of flux diagrams into one.
        Fluxes should be a dict with entries like
           fluxes['gas']['C'] = ct.ReactionPathDiagram(self.gas, 'C')
        Returns the flux diagram a string in the format you'd get from
        ct.ReactionPathdiagram.get_data()
        """
        # getting the entire net rates of the system
        temp_flux_data = dict()
        species = set()
        for element in "HOCN":
            for phase in ("gas", "surf"):
                data = fluxes_dict[phase][element].get_data().strip().splitlines()
                if not data:
                    # eg. if there's no gas-phase reactions involving C
                    continue
                species.update(data[0].split())  # First line is a list of species
                for line in data[1:]:  # skip the first line

                    s1, s2, fwd, rev = line.split()
                    these_fluxes = np.array([float(fwd), float(rev)])

                    if all(these_fluxes == 0):
                        continue

                    # multiply by atomic mass of the element
                    these_fluxes *= MOLECULAR_WEIGHTS[element]

                    # for surface reactions, multiply by the catalyst area per volume in a reactor
                    if phase == "surf":
                        these_fluxes *= self.cat_area_per_gas_volume

                    try:
                        # Try adding in this direction
                        temp_flux_data[(s1, s2)] += these_fluxes
                    except KeyError:
                        try:
                            # Try adding in reverse direction
                            temp_flux_data[(s2, s1)] -= these_fluxes
                        except KeyError:
                            # Neither direction there yet, so create in this direction
                            temp_flux_data[(s1, s2)] = these_fluxes

        output = " ".join(species) + "\n"
        output += "\n".join(
            f"{s1} {s2} {fwd} {rev}" for (s1, s2), (fwd, rev) in temp_flux_data.items()
        )
        return output
      
def write_flux_dot(flux_data_string, out_file_path, threshold=0.01, title=""):
    """
    Takes a flux data string fromatted as from ct.ReactionPathdiagram.get_data()
    (or from combine_fluxes) and makes a graphviz .dot file.
    Fluxes below 'threshold' are not plotted.
    """

    output = ["digraph reaction_paths {", "center=1;"]

    flux_data = {}
    species_dict = {}
    flux_data_lines = flux_data_string.splitlines()
    species = flux_data_lines[0].split()

    for line in flux_data_lines[1:]:
        s1, s2, fwd, rev = line.split()
        net = float(fwd) + float(rev)
        if net < 0.0:  # if net is negative, switch s1 and s2 so it is positive
            flux_data[(s2, s1)] = -1 * net
        else:
            flux_data[(s1, s2)] = net

        # renaming species to dot compatible names
        if s1 not in species_dict:
            species_dict[s1] = "s" + str(len(species_dict) + 1)
        if s2 not in species_dict:
            species_dict[s2] = "s" + str(len(species_dict) + 1)

    # getting the arrow widths
    largest_rate = max(flux_data.values())

    added_species = {}  # dictionary of species that show up on the diagram
    for (s1, s2), net in flux_data.items():  # writing the node connections

        flux_ratio = net / largest_rate
        if abs(flux_ratio) < threshold:
            continue  # don't include the paths that are below the threshold

        pen_width = (
            1.0 - 4.0 * np.log10(flux_ratio / threshold) / np.log10(threshold) + 1.0
        )
        # pen_width = ((net - smallest_rate) / (largest_rate - smallest_rate)) * 4 + 2
        arrow_size = min(6.0, 0.5 * pen_width)
        output.append(
            f'{species_dict[s1]} -> {species_dict[s2]} [fontname="Helvetica", penwidth={pen_width:.2f}, arrowsize={arrow_size:.2f}, color="0.7, {flux_ratio+0.5:.3f}, 0.9", label="{flux_ratio:0.3g}"];'
        )

        added_species[s1] = species_dict[s1]
        added_species[s2] = species_dict[s2]

    for (
        species,
        s_index,
    ) in added_species.items():  # writing the species translations
        output.append(f'{s_index} [ fontname="Helvetica", label="{species}"];')

    title_string = (r"\l " + title) if title else ""
    output.append(f' label = "Scale = {largest_rate}{title_string}";')
    output.append(' fontname = "Helvetica";')
    output.append("}\n")

    directory = os.path.split(out_file_path)[0]
    if directory:
        os.makedirs(directory, exist_ok=True)
    with open(out_file_path, "w") as out_file:
        out_file.write("\n".join(output))
    return "\n".join(output)


def prettydot(dotfilepath, strip_line_labels=False):
    """
    Make a prettier version of the dot file (flux diagram)
    Assumes the species pictures are stored in a directory
    called 'species_pictures' alongside the dot file.
    """
    import os, sys, re
    import subprocess

    pictures_directory = os.path.join(os.path.split(dotfilepath)[0], "species_pictures")

    if strip_line_labels:
        print("stripping edge (line) labels")

    # replace this:
    #  s10 [ fontname="Helvetica", label="C11H23J"];
    # with this:
    #  s10 [ shapefile="mols/C11H23J.png" label="" width="1" height="1" imagescale=true fixedsize=true color="white" ];

    reSize = re.compile('size="5,6"\;page="5,6"')
    reNode = re.compile(
        '(?P<node>s\d+)\ \[\ fontname="Helvetica",\ label="(?P<label>[^"]*)"\]\;'
    )

    rePicture = re.compile("(?P<smiles>.+?)\((?P<id>\d+)\)\.png")
    reLabel = re.compile("(?P<name>.+?)\((?P<id>\d+)\)$")

    species_pictures = dict()
    for picturefile in os.listdir(pictures_directory):
        match = rePicture.match(picturefile)
        if match:
            species_pictures[match.group("id")] = picturefile
        else:
            pass
            # print(picturefile, "didn't look like a picture")

    filepath = dotfilepath

    if not open(filepath).readline().startswith("digraph"):
        raise ValueError("{0} - not a digraph".format(filepath))

    infile = open(filepath)
    prettypath = filepath + "-pretty"
    outfile = open(prettypath, "w")

    for line in infile:
        (line, changed_size) = reSize.subn('size="12,12";page="12,12"', line)
        match = reNode.search(line)
        if match:
            label = match.group("label")
            idmatch = reLabel.match(label)
            if idmatch:
                idnumber = idmatch.group("id")
                if idnumber in species_pictures:
                    line = (
                        f'%s [ image="{pictures_directory}/%s" label="" width="0.5" height="0.5" imagescale=false fixedsize=false color="none" ];\n'
                        % (match.group("node"), species_pictures[idnumber])
                    )

        # rankdir="LR" to make graph go left>right instead of top>bottom

        if strip_line_labels:
            line = re.sub('label\s*=\s*"\s*[\d.]+"', 'label=""', line)

        # change colours
        line = re.sub('color="0.7,\ (.*?),\ 0.9"', r'color="1.0, \1, 0.7*\1"', line)

        outfile.write(line)

    outfile.close()
    infile.close()
    # print(f"Graph saved to: {prettypath}")
    print(f"Graph saved to: {pictures_directory}")

    return prettypath