The reader() and writer() were written using h5py, which works fine when you use the built in MULE functions to read them, but this is annoying if you want to look at the h5 in a notebook and expect it to open normally!
Using pytables resolves this, as the files can be opened with most h5 friendly packages (pandas and polar I believe). This may require a reshaping of the data, we will try and see!
The
reader()andwriter()were written using h5py, which works fine when you use the built in MULE functions to read them, but this is annoying if you want to look at the h5 in a notebook and expect it to open normally!Using pytables resolves this, as the files can be opened with most h5 friendly packages (
pandasandpolarI believe). This may require a reshaping of the data, we will try and see!