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utils/snapshot_matrix_builder/The class from the module can be imported,
An object of the class can be instantiated the following way:
Here,
sm_objectis an instance of theSnapshot_managerclass (from the module inutils/snapshot_manager/snapshot_manager.py) andchosen_fieldsis a list of fields(be that observable or non-observable) over which we are interested in applying DA algorithms. It should be noted that the matrices are created at the instantiation of the object. Moreover, it should be noted that two sets of matrices are created: one for training and another for testing. In each set we have two matrices of the same data: a 2D flattened numpy array and a 3D structured multilevel list. For extracting the fields from the encrypted 2D matrices, we store start index and end index of each field in a snap as a tuple in another list.