Optional Cluster Range¶

class blocksci.ClusterOptionalRange¶

addresses¶

For each item: Get a iterable over all the addresses in the cluster

Type:	`blocksci.AddressIterator`

balance(height: int=-1) → blocksci.IntOptionalRange¶

For each item: Calculates the balance held by this cluster at the height (Defaults to the full chain)

Return type:	`blocksci.IntOptionalRange`

count_of_type(address_type: blocksci.address_type) → blocksci.IntOptionalRange¶

For each item: Return the number of addresses of the given type in the cluster

Return type:	`blocksci.IntOptionalRange`

has_value¶

Return a array of bools denoting whether a item in the sequence has a value or is none

Type:	`numpy.ndarray[bool]`

in_txes_count() → blocksci.IntOptionalRange¶

For each item: Return the number of transactions where this cluster was an input

Return type:	`blocksci.IntOptionalRange`

index¶

For each item: The internal identifier of the cluster

Type:	`blocksci.IntOptionalRange`

out_txes_count() → blocksci.IntOptionalRange¶

For each item: Return the number of transactions where this cluster was an output

Return type:	`blocksci.IntOptionalRange`

outs() → blocksci.OutputIterator¶

For each item: Returns a list of all outputs sent to this cluster

Return type:	`blocksci.OutputIterator`

size() → blocksci.IntOptionalRange¶

For each item: The number of addresses in the cluster

Return type:	`blocksci.IntOptionalRange`

tagged_addresses(tagged_addresses: Dict[Address, str]) → blocksci.TaggedAddressIterator¶

For each item: Given a dictionary of tags, return a range of TaggedAddress objects for any tagged addresses in the cluster

Return type:	`blocksci.TaggedAddressIterator`

type_equiv_size¶

For each item: The number of addresses in the cluster not counting type equivalent addresses

Type:	`blocksci.IntOptionalRange`

with_default_value(default_value: blocksci.cluster.Cluster) → blocksci.ClusterRange¶

Replace all none values in the sequence with the provided default value and return the resulting sequence

Type:	`ClusterRange`

with_value¶

Returns a sequence containing only non-None items in the sequence

Type:	`ClusterRange`