How to use the pybatfish.question.bfq.ipOwners function in pybatfish

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def test_dataplane(isFailed, fromNode, checkMultipath=True):
    ips = bfq.ipOwners().answer().frame()
    loopbacks = ips[(ips['Interface'] == 'Loopback0') & (ips['Active'])]

    localIP = loopbacks[loopbacks['Node'] == fromNode]['IP'][0]
    leaves = set(loopbacks[loopbacks['Node'].str.contains('leaf')]['IP'])
    leaves.remove(localIP)
    spines = set(loopbacks[loopbacks['Node'].str.contains('spine')]['IP'])
    mpath = len(spines)

    logging.info("Progress: Analyzing traceroute from Leaf-3 to Leaf-1 and Leaf-2")
    # Set up the resulting data structure
    troute = dict()
    for leaf in leaves:
        troute[leaf] = dict()

    # Build headers for traceroute flows
    for leaf in leaves:

How to use the pybatfish.question.bfq.ipOwners function in pybatfish

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