def test_basic_query(self):
conn = read.connect_sql(self.conn_str)
self.assertTrue(conn.psql_optimized)
sa = conn.execute('SELECT * FROM employees')
ctrl = np.array([(1, u'Arthur', u'King', 40000.0, 2.1, 10),
(2, u'Jones', u'James', 1000000.0, 1.9, 2),
(3, u'The Moabite', u'Ruth', 50000.0, 1.8, 6)],
dtype=[('id', '<i8'), ('last_name', 'O'),
('first_name', 'O'), ('salary', '<f8'),
('height', '<f8'), ('usefulness', '<i8')])
self.assertTrue(np.array_equal(sa, ctrl))
def test_basic_query(self):
conn = read.connect_sql(self.conn_str)
self.assertTrue(conn.psql_optimized)
sa = conn.execute('SELECT * FROM employees')
ctrl = np.array([(1, u'Arthur', u'King', 40000.0, 2.1, 10),
(2, u'Jones', u'James', 1000000.0, 1.9, 2),
(3, u'The Moabite', u'Ruth', 50000.0, 1.8, 6)],
dtype=[('id', '<i8'), ('last_name', 'O'),
('first_name', 'O'),
('salary', '<f8'), ('height', '<f8'),
('usefulness', '<i8')])
self.assertTrue(np.array_equal(sa, ctrl))
def test_connect_sql(self):
conn_str = 'sqlite:///{}'.format(
utils_for_tests.path_of_data('small.db'))
conn = read.connect_sql(conn_str)
sa = conn.execute('SELECT * FROM employees')
ctrl = np.array([(1, u'Arthur', u'King', 40000.0, 2.1, 10),
(2, u'Jones', u'James', 1000000.0, 1.9, 2),
(3, u'The Moabite', u'Ruth', 50000.0, 1.8, 6)],
dtype=[('id', '<i8'), ('last_name', 'O'),
('first_name', 'O'), ('salary', '<f8'),
('height', '<f8'), ('usefulness', '<i8')])
self.assertTrue(np.array_equal(sa, ctrl))
conn = read.connect_sql(conn_str, allow_caching=True)
sa = conn.execute('SELECT * FROM employees')
self.assertTrue(np.array_equal(sa, ctrl))
sa = conn.execute('SELECT id FROM employees')
ctrl2 = np.array([(1, ), (2, ), (3, )], dtype=[('id', '<i8')])
self.assertTrue(np.array_equal(sa, ctrl2))
sa = conn.execute('SELECT * FROM employees')
self.assertTrue(np.array_equal(sa, ctrl))
def test_connect_sql(self):
conn_str = 'sqlite:///{}'.format(utils_for_tests.path_of_data('small.db'))
conn = read.connect_sql(conn_str)
sa = conn.execute('SELECT * FROM employees')
ctrl = np.array([(1, u'Arthur', u'King', 40000.0, 2.1, 10),
(2, u'Jones', u'James', 1000000.0, 1.9, 2),
(3, u'The Moabite', u'Ruth', 50000.0, 1.8, 6)],
dtype=[('id', '<i8'), ('last_name', 'O'),
('first_name', 'O'),
('salary', '<f8'), ('height', '<f8'),
('usefulness', '<i8')])
self.assertTrue(np.array_equal(sa, ctrl))
conn = read.connect_sql(conn_str, allow_caching=True)
sa = conn.execute('SELECT * FROM employees')
self.assertTrue(np.array_equal(sa, ctrl))
sa = conn.execute('SELECT id FROM employees')
ctrl2 = np.array([(1,), (2,), (3,)], dtype=[('id', '<i8')])
self.assertTrue(np.array_equal(sa, ctrl2))
sa = conn.execute('SELECT * FROM employees')
self.assertTrue(np.array_equal(sa, ctrl))
def get_rg_from_csv(
self,
csv_file_path,
parse_datetimes=[],
unit_id_col=None,
start_time_col=None,
stop_time_col=None,
feature_col=None,
val_col=None,
):
""" Get an RG-formatted table from a CSV file.
Parameters
----------
csv_file_path : str
Path of the csv file to import table from
parse_datetimes : list of col names
Columns that should be interpreted as datetimes
unit_id_col : str or None
The name of the column containing unique unit IDs. For example,
in Table 1, this is 'student_id'. If None, ArrayEmitter will
pick the first otherwise unspecified column
start_time_col : str or None
The name of the column containing start time. In Table 1,
this is 'start_year'. If None, ArrayEmitter will pick the second
otherwise unspecified column.
end_time_col : str or None
The name of the column containing the stop time. In Table 1,
this is 'end_year'. If None, ArrayEmitter will pick the third
otherwise unspecified column.
feature_col : str or None
The name of the column containing the feature name. In Table 1,
this is 'feature'. If None, ArrayEmitter will pick the fourth
otherwise unspecified column.
val_col : str or None
The name of the column containing the value for the given
feature for the given user at the given time. In Table 1,
this is 'value'. If None, ArrayEmitter will pick the fifth
otherwise unspecified column.
Returns
-------
ArrayGenerator
Copy of this ArrayGenerator which has rg_table specified
Examples
--------
>>> ae = ArrayEmitter()
>>> ae = ae.get_rg_from_csv('table_1.csv')
"""
# in-memory db
cp = self.__copy()
conn = connect_sql("sqlite://")
cp.__rg_table_name = utils.csv_to_sql(conn, csv_file_path, parse_datetimes=parse_datetimes)
cp.__conn = conn
cp.__col_specs["unit_id"] = unit_id_col
cp.__col_specs["start_time"] = start_time_col
cp.__col_specs["stop_time"] = stop_time_col
cp.__col_specs["feature"] = feature_col
cp.__col_specs["val"] = val_col
cp.__resolve_cols()
# SQLite doesn't really have datetimes, so we transparently translate
# to unix times.
cp.__convert_to_unix_time = True
return cp
def get_rg_from_sql(
self,
conn_str,
table_name,
unit_id_col=None,
start_time_col=None,
stop_time_col=None,
feature_col=None,
val_col=None,
):
""" Gets an RG-formatted matrix from a CSV file
Parameters
----------
conn_str : str
SQLAlchemy connection string to connect to the database and run
the query.
table_name : str
The name of the RG-formatted table in the database
unit_id_col : str or None
The name of the column containing unique unit IDs. For example,
in Table 1, this is 'student_id'. If None, ArrayEmitter will
pick the first otherwise unspecified column
start_time_col : str or None
The name of the column containing start time. In Table 1,
this is 'start_year'. If None, ArrayEmitter will pick the second
otherwise unspecified column.
end_time_col : str or None
The name of the column containing the stop time. In Table 1,
this is 'end_year'. If None, ArrayEmitter will pick the third
otherwise unspecified column.
feature_col : str or None
The name of the column containing the feature name. In Table 1,
this is 'feature'. If None, ArrayEmitter will pick the fourth
otherwise unspecified column.
val_col : str or None
The name of the column containing the value for the given
feature for the given user at the given time. In Table 1,
this is 'value'. If None, ArrayEmitter will pick the fifth
otherwise unspecified column.
Returns
-------
ArrayGenerator
Copy of this ArrayGenerator which has rg_table specified
Examples
--------
>>> conn_str = ...
>>> ae = ArrayEmitter()
>>> ae = ae.get_rg_from_SQL('SELECT * FROM table_1', 'student_id',
... conn_str=conn_str)
"""
cp = self.__copy()
cp.__conn = connect_sql(conn_str, allow_pgres_copy_optimization=True)
cp.__rg_table_name = table_name
cp.__col_specs["unit_id"] = unit_id_col
cp.__col_specs["start_time"] = start_time_col
cp.__col_specs["stop_time"] = stop_time_col
cp.__col_specs["feature"] = feature_col
cp.__col_specs["val"] = val_col
cp.__resolve_cols()
return cp
from diogenes.array_emitter import M_to_rg
from diogenes.read import connect_sql
from settings import conn_str
to_table = 'vancouver._Z_test_rg'
conn = connect_sql(conn_str)
sql = 'DROP TABLE ' + to_table
conn.execute(sql)
M_to_rg(conn_str,
'vancouver.test',
'vancouver._Z_test_rg',
'student_id',
start_time_col='sat_date',
feature_cols=('sat_score_math', 'sat_score_reading',
'sat_score_writing'))
M_to_rg(conn_str,
'vancouver.test',
'vancouver._Z_test_rg',
'student_id',
start_time_col='act_date',
feature_cols=('act_score_composite', 'act_score_english',
'act_score_math', 'act_score_reading',
'act_score_science'))
M_to_rg(conn_str,
'vancouver.student',
'vancouver._Z_test_rg',
from diogenes.array_emitter import M_to_rg
from diogenes.read import connect_sql
from settings import conn_str
to_table = 'vancouver._Z_test_rg'
conn = connect_sql(conn_str)
sql = 'DROP TABLE ' + to_table
conn.execute(sql)
M_to_rg(
conn_str,
'vancouver.test',
'vancouver._Z_test_rg',
'student_id',
start_time_col='sat_date',
feature_cols=('sat_score_math', 'sat_score_reading', 'sat_score_writing'))
M_to_rg(
conn_str,
'vancouver.test',
'vancouver._Z_test_rg',
'student_id',
start_time_col='act_date',
feature_cols=('act_score_composite', 'act_score_english', 'act_score_math', 'act_score_reading', 'act_score_science'))
M_to_rg(
conn_str,
'vancouver.student',
'vancouver._Z_test_rg',