Module v_self
Function validation3 to run the RD NAP 2018
self-validation tests
.../RDNAPTRANS2018_v220627/.../Z001_ETRS89andRDNAP.txt
obtainable from NSGI.NL after registration.
For each test point, 3 lines are produced: the 1st showing the point
id, the original (ETRS89) lat, lon
and height and the expected RDx,
RDy and NAPh values.
The 2nd line shows the lat, lon and
height and RDx, RDy and {NAPh}
results from the RDNAP2018v1 or -v2 transformer's reverse respectively forward method.
The 3rd line contains the (absolute value) of the differences between
the results on the 2nd line and the corresponding, original value on the
1st line.
The final lines of the output are the maximum of all
(absolute value) differences in 2 formats and a line with the RD
NAP 2018 requirements, 0.000000010 degrees or
0.0010 meter for each result.
A test FAILED if any reverse or
forward result exceeds the RD NAP 2018
requirement for that result.
For points with NAPh marked "*",
only the reverse lat and lon and
forward RDx and RDy results are
taken into account.
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validation3(self_txt,
R,
all_=False,
in_out=True,
_print=None,
_printest=None)
Run the official RD NAP 2018 self-validation tests. |
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validation3 (self_txt,
R,
all_=False,
in_out=True,
_print=None,
_printest=None)
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Run the official RD NAP 2018 self-validation tests.
- Arguments:
self_txt - Name of the file containing the RD NAP 2018
self-validation tests (str),
.../RDNAPTRANS2018_v220627/.../Z001_ETRS89andRDNAP.txt.R - An RDNAP2018v# transformer (RDNAP2018v1 or RDNAP2018v2 instance).all_ - If True print all tests and test results, otherwise
only failing tests (bool).in_out - If True test only points inside the
RD region, if False only points
outside (bool)._print - A Python 3+ print-like callable or None
to not print the header and the final, summary lines._printest - A Python 3+ print-like callable or None
to not print all_ in_out
tests or only the failing ones. - Returns:
- 3-Tuple
(failed, total, in_outside) with the number
of FAILED tests, the total number of
tests and the number of points in_out the
RD region.
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