def _load_feed_statistics(self):
''' Loads the average_peak_score and std_deviation of all feeds from the database.
Stores them as a tuple (average_peak_score,std_deviation) in self._feed_statistics
Also computes self._feed_statistics[0] as the (global average_peak_score, global std_deviation )
WHERE global std_deviation = (std_dev_sum/no_of_feeds) * global average_peak_score ( DESPITE THE GLOBAL BEING COMPUTABLE. If you did it properly, You'd have retarded standard deviation )
Also remember,
Std_dev(x) = E[X^2] - E[X]
'''
self._feed_statistics = dict()
dbi = DatabaseInterface.get_shared_instance()
dbcursor = dbi.execute("SELECT feed_id, sum_x,sum_x2,feed_n FROM news_social_score_feed_statistics",None)
avg_sum = float(0)
std_dev_sum = float(0)
i = 0
for row in dbcursor.fetchall():
feed_id = int(row["feed_id"])
feed_n = row['feed_n']
E_x = float(row['sum_x'])/feed_n
E_x2 = float(row['sum_x2'])/feed_n
std_dev = math.sqrt(E_x2 - (E_x*E_x))
self._feed_statistics[feed_id] = (E_x,std_dev,feed_n )
avg_sum += E_x
std_dev_sum += (float(std_dev)/max(1,E_x))
i+=1
if i==0:
i=1
avg_avg = avg_sum / i
avg_std_dev = (std_dev_sum/i) * avg_avg
if avg_std_dev == 0:
avg_std_dev = 1
self._feed_statistics[0] = ( avg_avg, avg_std_dev,i ) #If you hadn't figured it out by now, This is bullshit :p
def prepare_update(self):
dbi = DatabaseInterface.get_shared_instance()
dbi.execute('TRUNCATE news_social_score_update',None)
last_retrieved_id = 0
dbi.autocommit(False)
if self.update_all:
''' Tested. Seems to work. '''
rowcount = 1
while rowcount>0:
cursor = dbi.execute("\
INSERT INTO news_social_score_update (story_id,last_update,old_raw_score,total_shares,created,state) \
( SELECT story_id,last_update,raw_score,total_shares,created,'READY' FROM news_social_score_all \
WHERE story_id>( SELECT IFNULL(MAX(story_id), 0) FROM news_social_score_update ) LIMIT %s)",(SocialScoreUpdater.story_chunk_size,))
rowcount = cursor.rowcount
#print rowcount
dbi.commit()
#dbi.execute("INSERT INTO news_social_score_update (story_id,last_update,old_raw_score,total_shares,state) ( SELECT story_id,last_update,raw_score,total_shares,'READY' FROM news_social_score_all) ",None)
else:
''' Tested. Seems to work. '''
''' Would the below query affect select queries on the active set? I don't need a write lock so it shouldn't '''
''' The active set is assumed to be small enough for the mysql server to handle by itself. '''
dbi.execute("INSERT INTO news_social_score_update (story_id,old_raw_score,state) ( SELECT story_id,raw_score,'READY' FROM news_social_score_active) ",None)
dbi.execute("\
UPDATE news_social_score_update JOIN news_social_score_all USING(story_id) SET\
news_social_score_update.total_shares = news_social_score_all.total_shares,\
news_social_score_update.last_update=news_social_score_all.last_update, \
news_social_score_update.created=news_social_score_all.created\
",None
)
dbi.commit()
dbi.autocommit(True)
def rotate_active_set(self):
''' Swaps in the newly built active set table by renaming the old one to news_social_score_active_old and the new one to news_social_score_active '''
dbi = DatabaseInterface.get_shared_instance()
dbi.autocommit(False)
dbi.execute("DROP TABLE IF EXISTS news_social_score_active_old",None) #Let's keep this just incase
dbi.execute("RENAME TABLE news_social_score_active TO news_social_score_active_old, news_social_score_active_new TO news_social_score_active",None)
dbi.commit()
dbi.autocommit(True)
def load_feed_ids(self):
dbi = DatabaseInterface.get_shared_instance()
cursor = dbi.execute("SELECT feed_id,facebook_page_id FROM news_feeds WHERE facebook_page_id IS NOT NULL",None)
rows = cursor.fetchall()
self.feed_ids = dict()
for row in rows:
if row['facebook_page_id'] is None:
continue
self.feed_ids[row['facebook_page_id']] = row['feed_id']
def add_new_story(story_id):
''' Adds a story to both the active and global set. Responsible for the part that gives newer statistics higher weightages '''
dbi = DatabaseInterface.get_shared_instance()
dbi.autocommit(False)
dbi.execute("INSERT INTO news_social_score_all ( story_id, created ) (SELECT story_id,created FROM news_stories WHERE story_id=%s)",(story_id,))
dbi.execute("INSERT INTO news_social_score_active ( normalized_score, story_id, raw_score ) (SELECT 0,story_id,0 FROM news_stories WHERE story_id=%s)", (story_id,))
cursor = dbi.execute("SELECT feed_id,sum_x,sum_x2,feed_n FROM news_social_score_feed_statistics JOIN news_stories USING(feed_id) WHERE story_id=%s", (story_id,) )
dbi.commit()
dbi.autocommit(True)
def load_category_interests(self):
''' Loads the interest in all categories of the user_specified '''
self.categories = dict()
dbi = DatabaseInterface.get_shared_instance()
cursor = dbi.execute("SELECT category_id,read_count FROM news_user_interests_read_count where user_id=%s",(self.user_id,))
rows = cursor.fetchall()
self._process_db_rows(rows)
self._compute_interests()
return self.categories
def rotate_active_set(self):
''' Swaps in the newly built active set table by renaming the old one to news_social_score_active_old and the new one to news_social_score_active '''
dbi = DatabaseInterface.get_shared_instance()
dbi.autocommit(False)
dbi.execute("DROP TABLE IF EXISTS news_social_score_active_old",
None) #Let's keep this just incase
dbi.execute(
"RENAME TABLE news_social_score_active TO news_social_score_active_old, news_social_score_active_new TO news_social_score_active",
None)
dbi.commit()
dbi.autocommit(True)
def update_scores(self): #Do it in chunks of story_chunk_size
''' Computes and updates the fields new_raw_score,normalized_score, last_updated, total_shares, state in news_social_score_updated, <story_chunk_size> stories at a time '''
dbi = DatabaseInterface.get_shared_instance()
dbi.autocommit(False)
self._load_feed_statistics()
#print self._feed_statistics
row_count = 1
while row_count>0 :
cursor = dbi.execute("\
SELECT story_id, feed_id, news_social_score_update.created, url, old_raw_score, total_shares, last_update FROM\
news_social_score_update JOIN news_stories USING(story_id)\
WHERE news_social_score_update.state='READY' LIMIT %s",
(SocialScoreUpdater.story_chunk_size,)
) #OMG A JOIN!
if cursor.rowcount==0:
break
rowcount = cursor.rowcount
stories = list()
urls = list()
for row in cursor.fetchall():
stories.append( SocialScoreUpdater.SocialScoreStory(row['story_id'],row['url'],row['feed_id'],row['old_raw_score'],row['total_shares'],row['last_update']) ) #story_id,url,feed_id,previous_score=None,last_updated=None,
urls.append( row['url'] )
#Get the score from Facebook's opengraph
ogscraper = OpenGraphShareScraper()
ogscraper.set_urls( urls )
ogscraper.update_og_shares()
og_shares = ogscraper.get_result()
#Compute the new scores for each and update in DB ( But commit all at once )
time_now = int(time.time())
for story in stories:
if story.url not in og_shares:
new_total_shares = 0 #Nothing we can do. facebook has no records of it
else:
new_total_shares = og_shares[story.url]
shares_since = new_total_shares - story.total_shares
story.total_shares = new_total_shares
story_id = story.story_id
story.updated_raw_score = self._compute_updated_raw_score(story,shares_since,time_now)
story.normalized_score = self._normalize_across_feeds(story.updated_raw_score,story.feed_id)
query_params = ( story.updated_raw_score, story.total_shares,time_now, story.normalized_score, story.story_id )
dbi.execute("UPDATE news_social_score_update SET new_raw_score=%s , total_shares=%s, last_update=%s, new_normalized_score=%s,state='SCORE_COMPUTED' WHERE story_id=%s",query_params )
dbi.commit()
dbi.autocommit(True)
''' Even this seems to work correctly. Efficiency i have no idea :p '''
def add_read_count(self,read_count,category_ids): #Seems to work
''' Increment the read count of each of the category_ids specified by read_count '''
dbi = DatabaseInterface.get_shared_instance()
dbi.autocommit(False)
for category_id in category_ids:
dbi.execute("\
INSERT INTO news_user_interests_read_count (user_id,category_id,read_count) VALUES( %s,%s, %s )\
ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE read_count= read_count+%s\
", ( self.user_id, category_id, read_count, read_count )
)
dbi.commit()
dbi.autocommit(True)
def update_permanent_scores(self):
''' Updates news_social_score_all, which is the main database. news_social_score_active is just a cache of the active set '''
dbi = DatabaseInterface.get_shared_instance()
rowcount=1
while rowcount > 0:
cursor = dbi.execute("\
UPDATE ( SELECT story_id FROM news_social_score_update WHERE state='CONSIDERED_IN_SET' LIMIT %s)t_dummy JOIN news_social_score_update t_ud JOIN news_social_score_all t_all\
ON t_dummy.story_id = t_ud.story_id AND t_dummy.story_id=t_all.story_id SET\
t_all.reflected_in_stats = IF( (t_ud.new_raw_score > t_all.peak_score AND t_all.reflected_in_stats='UPTODATE'),'OUTDATED',t_all.reflected_in_stats) , \
t_ud.state='UPDATED_STORIES', t_all.total_shares=t_ud.total_shares, t_all.raw_score = t_ud.new_raw_score,\
t_all.prev_peak_score = t_all.peak_score, t_all.peak_score=GREATEST(t_all.peak_score, t_ud.new_raw_score), t_all.last_update = t_ud.last_update \
", (SocialScoreUpdater.story_chunk_size,) )
rowcount = cursor.rowcount
dbi.commit()
def build_new_active_set(self):
''' Creates a new active set ( news_social_score_active table), and populates it with updated data.
rotate_active_set can be called to bring this new active set into use '''
dbi = DatabaseInterface.get_shared_instance()
dbi.execute("DROP TABLE IF EXISTS news_social_score_active_new",None) #Creates a new table
dbi.execute("CREATE TABLE news_social_score_active_new SELECT * FROM news_social_score_active LIMIT 0",None) #Creates a new table
dbi.autocommit(False)
''' Add the highest scored articles into the new active set '''
rowcount = 1
while rowcount > 0:
cursor = dbi.execute("UPDATE news_social_score_update SET state='ABOVE_TRESHOLD' WHERE new_normalized_score > %s AND state='SCORE_COMPUTED' ORDER BY new_normalized_score DESC LIMIT %s", (SocialScoreUpdater.treshold_normalized_score, SocialScoreUpdater.story_chunk_size) )
rowcount = cursor.rowcount
if rowcount==0:
break
dbi.execute("\
INSERT INTO news_social_score_active_new (normalized_score, story_id, raw_score ) \
( SELECT new_normalized_score,story_id,new_raw_score FROM news_social_score_update WHERE state='ABOVE_TRESHOLD' ORDER BY new_normalized_score DESC)\
", None)
dbi.execute("UPDATE news_social_score_update SET state='CONSIDERED_IN_SET' WHERE state='ABOVE_TRESHOLD'",None)
dbi.commit()
#Get those that lie below the treshold but are young enough to stay
treshold_created_time = int(time.time()) - SocialScoreUpdater.treshold_age
rowcount = 1
while rowcount > 0:
cursor = dbi.execute("UPDATE news_social_score_update SET state='ABOVE_TRESHOLD' WHERE created > %s AND state='SCORE_COMPUTED' LIMIT %s", (treshold_created_time,SocialScoreUpdater.story_chunk_size) )
rowcount = cursor.rowcount
if rowcount==0:
break
dbi.execute("\
INSERT INTO news_social_score_active_new (normalized_score, story_id, raw_score ) \
( SELECT new_normalized_score,story_id,new_raw_score FROM news_social_score_update WHERE state='ABOVE_TRESHOLD' ORDER BY new_normalized_score DESC)\
", None)
dbi.execute("UPDATE news_social_score_update SET state='CONSIDERED_IN_SET' WHERE state='ABOVE_TRESHOLD'",None)
dbi.commit()
#Update the rest
rowcount = 1
while rowcount > 0:
cursor = dbi.execute("UPDATE news_social_score_update SET state='CONSIDERED_IN_SET' WHERE state='SCORE_COMPUTED' LIMIT %s", (SocialScoreUpdater.story_chunk_size,) )
rowcount = cursor.rowcount
dbi.commit()
dbi.commit()
dbi.autocommit(True)
def get_personal_recos(user_id):
''' --------- FUNCTIONS -----'''
def score_comparator(x, y):
if x.score < y.score:
return -1
elif x.score == y.score:
return 0
else:
return 1
''' --------- MAIN -----'''
ui = UserCategoryInterests(user_id)
ui.load_category_interests()
#Load ALL stories with the normalized score
dbi = DatabaseInterface.get_shared_instance()
cursor = dbi.execute(
"SELECT * FROM news_stories JOIN news_social_score_active USING(story_id)",
None)
rows = cursor.fetchall()
content = []
seen_categories = dict()
for r in rows:
cursor = dbi.execute(
"SELECT category_id FROM news_story_categories WHERE story_id=%s",
(r['story_id'], ))
category_rows = cursor.fetchall()
story_categories = list()
for c in category_rows:
story_categories.append(c['category_id'])
seen_categories[c['category_id']] = True
content.append(
NewsStory(r['story_id'], r['url'], r['title'], r['subtitle'],
r['feed_id'], r['created'], r['image'], story_categories,
r['normalized_score']))
interests = dict()
#print "\ncontent",content,"\nseen_categories",seen_categories
for category_id in seen_categories:
interests[category_id] = ui.get_interest(category_id)
#print ("User_id %s has interests: "%(user_id,)), interests
pscore = PersonalizedScore()
pscore.set_data(content, interests)
pscore.personalize_scores()
return sorted(content, cmp=score_comparator, reverse=True)
def update_permanent_scores(self):
''' Updates news_social_score_all, which is the main database. news_social_score_active is just a cache of the active set '''
dbi = DatabaseInterface.get_shared_instance()
rowcount = 1
while rowcount > 0:
cursor = dbi.execute(
"\
UPDATE ( SELECT story_id FROM news_social_score_update WHERE state='CONSIDERED_IN_SET' LIMIT %s)t_dummy JOIN news_social_score_update t_ud JOIN news_social_score_all t_all\
ON t_dummy.story_id = t_ud.story_id AND t_dummy.story_id=t_all.story_id SET\
t_all.reflected_in_stats = IF( (t_ud.new_raw_score > t_all.peak_score AND t_all.reflected_in_stats='UPTODATE'),'OUTDATED',t_all.reflected_in_stats) , \
t_ud.state='UPDATED_STORIES', t_all.total_shares=t_ud.total_shares, t_all.raw_score = t_ud.new_raw_score,\
t_all.prev_peak_score = t_all.peak_score, t_all.peak_score=GREATEST(t_all.peak_score, t_ud.new_raw_score), t_all.last_update = t_ud.last_update \
", (SocialScoreUpdater.story_chunk_size, ))
rowcount = cursor.rowcount
dbi.commit()
def add_new_story(story_id):
''' Adds a story to both the active and global set. Responsible for the part that gives newer statistics higher weightages '''
dbi = DatabaseInterface.get_shared_instance()
dbi.autocommit(False)
dbi.execute(
"INSERT INTO news_social_score_all ( story_id, created ) (SELECT story_id,created FROM news_stories WHERE story_id=%s)",
(story_id, ))
dbi.execute(
"INSERT INTO news_social_score_active ( normalized_score, story_id, raw_score ) (SELECT 0,story_id,0 FROM news_stories WHERE story_id=%s)",
(story_id, ))
cursor = dbi.execute(
"SELECT feed_id,sum_x,sum_x2,feed_n FROM news_social_score_feed_statistics JOIN news_stories USING(feed_id) WHERE story_id=%s",
(story_id, ))
dbi.commit()
dbi.autocommit(True)
def _load_feed_statistics(self):
''' Loads the average_peak_score and std_deviation of all feeds from the database.
Stores them as a tuple (average_peak_score,std_deviation) in self._feed_statistics
Also computes self._feed_statistics[0] as the (global average_peak_score, global std_deviation )
WHERE global std_deviation = (std_dev_sum/no_of_feeds) * global average_peak_score ( DESPITE THE GLOBAL BEING COMPUTABLE. If you did it properly, You'd have retarded standard deviation )
Also remember,
Std_dev(x) = E[X^2] - E[X]
'''
self._feed_statistics = dict()
dbi = DatabaseInterface.get_shared_instance()
dbcursor = dbi.execute(
"SELECT feed_id, sum_x,sum_x2,feed_n FROM news_social_score_feed_statistics",
None)
avg_sum = float(0)
std_dev_sum = float(0)
i = 0
for row in dbcursor.fetchall():
feed_id = int(row["feed_id"])
feed_n = row['feed_n']
E_x = float(row['sum_x']) / feed_n
E_x2 = float(row['sum_x2']) / feed_n
std_dev = math.sqrt(E_x2 - (E_x * E_x))
self._feed_statistics[feed_id] = (E_x, std_dev, feed_n)
avg_sum += E_x
std_dev_sum += (float(std_dev) / max(1, E_x))
i += 1
if i == 0:
i = 1
avg_avg = avg_sum / i
avg_std_dev = (std_dev_sum / i) * avg_avg
if avg_std_dev == 0:
avg_std_dev = 1
self._feed_statistics[0] = (
avg_avg, avg_std_dev, i
) #If you hadn't figured it out by now, This is bullshit :p
def prepare_update(self):
dbi = DatabaseInterface.get_shared_instance()
dbi.execute('TRUNCATE news_social_score_update', None)
last_retrieved_id = 0
dbi.autocommit(False)
if self.update_all:
''' Tested. Seems to work. '''
rowcount = 1
while rowcount > 0:
cursor = dbi.execute(
"\
INSERT INTO news_social_score_update (story_id,last_update,old_raw_score,total_shares,created,state) \
( SELECT story_id,last_update,raw_score,total_shares,created,'READY' FROM news_social_score_all \
WHERE story_id>( SELECT IFNULL(MAX(story_id), 0) FROM news_social_score_update ) LIMIT %s)",
(SocialScoreUpdater.story_chunk_size, ))
rowcount = cursor.rowcount
#print rowcount
dbi.commit()
#dbi.execute("INSERT INTO news_social_score_update (story_id,last_update,old_raw_score,total_shares,state) ( SELECT story_id,last_update,raw_score,total_shares,'READY' FROM news_social_score_all) ",None)
else:
''' Tested. Seems to work. '''
''' Would the below query affect select queries on the active set? I don't need a write lock so it shouldn't '''
''' The active set is assumed to be small enough for the mysql server to handle by itself. '''
dbi.execute(
"INSERT INTO news_social_score_update (story_id,old_raw_score,state) ( SELECT story_id,raw_score,'READY' FROM news_social_score_active) ",
None)
dbi.execute(
"\
UPDATE news_social_score_update JOIN news_social_score_all USING(story_id) SET\
news_social_score_update.total_shares = news_social_score_all.total_shares,\
news_social_score_update.last_update=news_social_score_all.last_update, \
news_social_score_update.created=news_social_score_all.created\
", None)
dbi.commit()
dbi.autocommit(True)
def update_scores(self): #Do it in chunks of story_chunk_size
''' Computes and updates the fields new_raw_score,normalized_score, last_updated, total_shares, state in news_social_score_updated, <story_chunk_size> stories at a time '''
dbi = DatabaseInterface.get_shared_instance()
dbi.autocommit(False)
self._load_feed_statistics()
#print self._feed_statistics
row_count = 1
while row_count > 0:
cursor = dbi.execute(
"\
SELECT story_id, feed_id, news_social_score_update.created, url, old_raw_score, total_shares, last_update FROM\
news_social_score_update JOIN news_stories USING(story_id)\
WHERE news_social_score_update.state='READY' LIMIT %s",
(SocialScoreUpdater.story_chunk_size, )) #OMG A JOIN!
if cursor.rowcount == 0:
break
rowcount = cursor.rowcount
stories = list()
urls = list()
for row in cursor.fetchall():
stories.append(
SocialScoreUpdater.SocialScoreStory(
row['story_id'], row['url'], row['feed_id'],
row['old_raw_score'], row['total_shares'],
row['last_update'])
) #story_id,url,feed_id,previous_score=None,last_updated=None,
urls.append(row['url'])
#Get the score from Facebook's opengraph
ogscraper = OpenGraphShareScraper()
ogscraper.set_urls(urls)
ogscraper.update_og_shares()
og_shares = ogscraper.get_result()
#Compute the new scores for each and update in DB ( But commit all at once )
time_now = int(time.time())
for story in stories:
if story.url not in og_shares:
new_total_shares = 0 #Nothing we can do. facebook has no records of it
else:
new_total_shares = og_shares[story.url]
shares_since = new_total_shares - story.total_shares
story.total_shares = new_total_shares
story_id = story.story_id
story.updated_raw_score = self._compute_updated_raw_score(
story, shares_since, time_now)
story.normalized_score = self._normalize_across_feeds(
story.updated_raw_score, story.feed_id)
query_params = (story.updated_raw_score, story.total_shares,
time_now, story.normalized_score,
story.story_id)
dbi.execute(
"UPDATE news_social_score_update SET new_raw_score=%s , total_shares=%s, last_update=%s, new_normalized_score=%s,state='SCORE_COMPUTED' WHERE story_id=%s",
query_params)
dbi.commit()
dbi.autocommit(True)
''' Even this seems to work correctly. Efficiency i have no idea :p '''
def build_new_active_set(self):
''' Creates a new active set ( news_social_score_active table), and populates it with updated data.
rotate_active_set can be called to bring this new active set into use '''
dbi = DatabaseInterface.get_shared_instance()
dbi.execute("DROP TABLE IF EXISTS news_social_score_active_new",
None) #Creates a new table
dbi.execute(
"CREATE TABLE news_social_score_active_new SELECT * FROM news_social_score_active LIMIT 0",
None) #Creates a new table
dbi.autocommit(False)
''' Add the highest scored articles into the new active set '''
rowcount = 1
while rowcount > 0:
cursor = dbi.execute(
"UPDATE news_social_score_update SET state='ABOVE_TRESHOLD' WHERE new_normalized_score > %s AND state='SCORE_COMPUTED' ORDER BY new_normalized_score DESC LIMIT %s",
(SocialScoreUpdater.treshold_normalized_score,
SocialScoreUpdater.story_chunk_size))
rowcount = cursor.rowcount
if rowcount == 0:
break
dbi.execute(
"\
INSERT INTO news_social_score_active_new (normalized_score, story_id, raw_score ) \
( SELECT new_normalized_score,story_id,new_raw_score FROM news_social_score_update WHERE state='ABOVE_TRESHOLD' ORDER BY new_normalized_score DESC)\
", None)
dbi.execute(
"UPDATE news_social_score_update SET state='CONSIDERED_IN_SET' WHERE state='ABOVE_TRESHOLD'",
None)
dbi.commit()
#Get those that lie below the treshold but are young enough to stay
treshold_created_time = int(
time.time()) - SocialScoreUpdater.treshold_age
rowcount = 1
while rowcount > 0:
cursor = dbi.execute(
"UPDATE news_social_score_update SET state='ABOVE_TRESHOLD' WHERE created > %s AND state='SCORE_COMPUTED' LIMIT %s",
(treshold_created_time, SocialScoreUpdater.story_chunk_size))
rowcount = cursor.rowcount
if rowcount == 0:
break
dbi.execute(
"\
INSERT INTO news_social_score_active_new (normalized_score, story_id, raw_score ) \
( SELECT new_normalized_score,story_id,new_raw_score FROM news_social_score_update WHERE state='ABOVE_TRESHOLD' ORDER BY new_normalized_score DESC)\
", None)
dbi.execute(
"UPDATE news_social_score_update SET state='CONSIDERED_IN_SET' WHERE state='ABOVE_TRESHOLD'",
None)
dbi.commit()
#Update the rest
rowcount = 1
while rowcount > 0:
cursor = dbi.execute(
"UPDATE news_social_score_update SET state='CONSIDERED_IN_SET' WHERE state='SCORE_COMPUTED' LIMIT %s",
(SocialScoreUpdater.story_chunk_size, ))
rowcount = cursor.rowcount
dbi.commit()
dbi.commit()
dbi.autocommit(True)
def update_statistics(self):
''' PRECONDITION:
All stories in news_social_score_all must be accounted for in feed_n. ie, Even when they were at 0-0 score.
Yes, it makes a small difference to the std_deviation but the simplification in code is worth the negligible loss of precision. If you find a better way, pls implement
NOT AN INVARIANT:
feed_n is less than stat_update_upper.
Also remember,
Std_dev(x) = E[X^2] - E[X]
'''
dbi = DatabaseInterface.get_shared_instance()
rowcount=1
#Let's use some python here.
cursor = dbi.execute("SELECT feed_id,peak_score,prev_peak_score,reflected_in_stats FROM news_social_score_all JOIN news_stories USING(story_id) WHERE reflected_in_stats!='UPTODATE'",None)
rows = cursor.fetchall()
peak_scores = dict()
added_x = dict()
added_x2 = dict()
new_insertions=dict()
for row in rows:
feed_id = row['feed_id']
peak_score = row['peak_score']
prev_peak_score = row['prev_peak_score']
if feed_id not in added_x:
added_x[feed_id] = 0
added_x2[feed_id] = 0
added_x[feed_id] += peak_score - prev_peak_score
added_x2[feed_id] += (peak_score*peak_score) - (prev_peak_score*prev_peak_score)
if row['reflected_in_stats']=='NEVER':
if feed_id not in new_insertions:
new_insertions[feed_id] = 0
new_insertions[feed_id] += 1
#Let's get stats for each feed
dbi.autocommit(False)
for feed_id in new_insertions:
insert_values = (feed_id,new_insertions[feed_id],new_insertions[feed_id])
dbi.execute("INSERT INTO news_social_score_feed_statistics (feed_id,feed_n) VALUES(%s,%s) ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE feed_n=feed_n+%s", insert_values)
for feed_id in added_x:
update_params = (added_x[feed_id], added_x2[feed_id], feed_id)
dbi.execute('UPDATE news_social_score_feed_statistics SET sum_x=sum_x+%s,sum_x2=sum_x2+%s WHERE feed_id=%s', update_params)
dbi.execute("UPDATE news_social_score_all SET reflected_in_stats='UPTODATE' WHERE reflected_in_stats!='UPTODATE'",None)
''' Finally, do the scaling so that newer articles have more weightage. This isn't critical so we don't need autocommit off ) '''
stat_update_lower = SocialScoreUpdater.stat_update_lower
stat_update_upper = SocialScoreUpdater.stat_update_upper
cursor = dbi.execute("SELECT feed_id,sum_x,sum_x2,feed_n FROM news_social_score_feed_statistics WHERE feed_n>%s",(stat_update_upper,));
rows = cursor.fetchall()
for row in rows:
feed_id=row['feed_id']
scale = (float(stat_update_lower)/row['feed_n'])
new_x = scale * row['sum_x']
new_x2 =scale * row['sum_x2']
new_n = stat_update_lower # = scale * row['feed_n']
dbi.execute("UPDATE news_social_score_feed_statistics SET sum_x=%s, sum_x2=%s, feed_n=%s WHERE feed_id=%s", (new_x,new_x2,new_n,feed_id))
dbi.commit()
dbi.autocommit(True)
def update_statistics(self):
''' PRECONDITION:
All stories in news_social_score_all must be accounted for in feed_n. ie, Even when they were at 0-0 score.
Yes, it makes a small difference to the std_deviation but the simplification in code is worth the negligible loss of precision. If you find a better way, pls implement
NOT AN INVARIANT:
feed_n is less than stat_update_upper.
Also remember,
Std_dev(x) = E[X^2] - E[X]
'''
dbi = DatabaseInterface.get_shared_instance()
rowcount = 1
#Let's use some python here.
cursor = dbi.execute(
"SELECT feed_id,peak_score,prev_peak_score,reflected_in_stats FROM news_social_score_all JOIN news_stories USING(story_id) WHERE reflected_in_stats!='UPTODATE'",
None)
rows = cursor.fetchall()
peak_scores = dict()
added_x = dict()
added_x2 = dict()
new_insertions = dict()
for row in rows:
feed_id = row['feed_id']
peak_score = row['peak_score']
prev_peak_score = row['prev_peak_score']
if feed_id not in added_x:
added_x[feed_id] = 0
added_x2[feed_id] = 0
added_x[feed_id] += peak_score - prev_peak_score
added_x2[feed_id] += (peak_score * peak_score) - (prev_peak_score *
prev_peak_score)
if row['reflected_in_stats'] == 'NEVER':
if feed_id not in new_insertions:
new_insertions[feed_id] = 0
new_insertions[feed_id] += 1
#Let's get stats for each feed
dbi.autocommit(False)
for feed_id in new_insertions:
insert_values = (feed_id, new_insertions[feed_id],
new_insertions[feed_id])
dbi.execute(
"INSERT INTO news_social_score_feed_statistics (feed_id,feed_n) VALUES(%s,%s) ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE feed_n=feed_n+%s",
insert_values)
for feed_id in added_x:
update_params = (added_x[feed_id], added_x2[feed_id], feed_id)
dbi.execute(
'UPDATE news_social_score_feed_statistics SET sum_x=sum_x+%s,sum_x2=sum_x2+%s WHERE feed_id=%s',
update_params)
dbi.execute(
"UPDATE news_social_score_all SET reflected_in_stats='UPTODATE' WHERE reflected_in_stats!='UPTODATE'",
None)
''' Finally, do the scaling so that newer articles have more weightage. This isn't critical so we don't need autocommit off ) '''
stat_update_lower = SocialScoreUpdater.stat_update_lower
stat_update_upper = SocialScoreUpdater.stat_update_upper
cursor = dbi.execute(
"SELECT feed_id,sum_x,sum_x2,feed_n FROM news_social_score_feed_statistics WHERE feed_n>%s",
(stat_update_upper, ))
rows = cursor.fetchall()
for row in rows:
feed_id = row['feed_id']
scale = (float(stat_update_lower) / row['feed_n'])
new_x = scale * row['sum_x']
new_x2 = scale * row['sum_x2']
new_n = stat_update_lower # = scale * row['feed_n']
dbi.execute(
"UPDATE news_social_score_feed_statistics SET sum_x=%s, sum_x2=%s, feed_n=%s WHERE feed_id=%s",
(new_x, new_x2, new_n, feed_id))
dbi.commit()
dbi.autocommit(True)
from news.contentranking.classes.usercategoryinterests import UserCategoryInterests
from news.contentranking.classes.scrapers.facebookpagelikescraper import FacebookPageLikeScraper as FPLS
from databaseinterface.databaseinterface import DatabaseInterface
from news.contentranking.classes.localconfig import LocalConfig as ContentRankingConfig
import sys
dbi = DatabaseInterface.get_shared_instance()
rows = list()
if len(sys.argv) < 2:
cursor = dbi.execute(
"SELECT user_id,email,access_token FROM first_test_users ", None)
else:
user_id = sys.argv[1]
cursor = dbi.execute(
"SELECT user_id,email,access_token FROM first_test_users WHERE user_id=%s",
(user_id, ))
rows = cursor.fetchall()
for row in rows:
user_id = row['user_id']
user_access_token = row['access_token']
fpls = FPLS(user_access_token)
fpls.load_feed_ids()
liked_feed_ids = fpls.get_liked_feed_ids()
#liked_feed_ids = [4,5,7]
#print "Liked feed_ids",liked_feed_ids
dbi = DatabaseInterface.get_shared_instance()
from news.contentranking.classes.usercategoryinterests import UserCategoryInterests
from news.contentranking.classes.scrapers.facebookpagelikescraper import FacebookPageLikeScraper as FPLS
from databaseinterface.databaseinterface import DatabaseInterface
from news.contentranking.classes.localconfig import LocalConfig as ContentRankingConfig
import sys
dbi = DatabaseInterface.get_shared_instance()
rows = list()
if len(sys.argv)<2:
cursor = dbi.execute("SELECT user_id,email,access_token FROM first_test_users ",None)
else:
user_id = sys.argv[1]
cursor = dbi.execute("SELECT user_id,email,access_token FROM first_test_users WHERE user_id=%s",(user_id,))
rows = cursor.fetchall()
for row in rows:
user_id = row['user_id']
user_access_token = row['access_token']
fpls = FPLS(user_access_token)
fpls.load_feed_ids()
liked_feed_ids = fpls.get_liked_feed_ids()
#liked_feed_ids = [4,5,7]
#print "Liked feed_ids",liked_feed_ids
dbi = DatabaseInterface.get_shared_instance()
categories_liked = dict()
total_likes = 0
