def test_union(self):
x = ["fi", "fo", "fum"]
y = ["fi", "yo", "sum"]
z = ["fi", "fe", "sun"]
assert np.all(
utils.union(x, y) == pd.Index(["fi", "fo", "fum", "sum", "yo"]))
assert np.all(
utils.union(x, y, z) == pd.Index(
["fe", "fi", "fo", "fum", "sum", "sun", "yo"]))
def _write_json(self, filename: str):
# update meta information
self.update_meta()
# columns founded by meta_map are dropped
redundant_meta = union(list(default_columns().keys()), list(self.mapper_.keys()))
reduced_meta = self.meta_.drop(redundant_meta, axis=1, errors="ignore")
# encode data
stringed_data = self.df_.to_json(double_precision=12)
stringed_meta = (
reduced_meta.to_json(double_precision=12) if reduced_meta.shape[1] > 0 else "{}"
)
# generate checksum - using just the column names.
checksum = hashlib.sha256(
json.dumps(self.df_.columns.tolist()).encode()
).hexdigest()
# compilation string
compile_string = (
'{"data":%s,"meta":%s,"name":%s,"cache":%s,"mapper":%s,"checksum":%s}'
% (
stringed_data,
stringed_meta,
json.dumps(self.name_),
json.dumps(self.selectors_),
json.dumps(self.mapper_),
json.dumps(checksum),
)
)
# determine file name.
fn = filename if filename is not None else self.name_ + ".json"
with open(fn, "wb") as f:
f.write(compile_string.encode())
def _partial_bicorr_inner(data: pd.DataFrame,
x,
y,
covar,
tail: str = "two-sided",
method: str = "spearman",
output: str = "score"):
"""Internal method for partial bi correlation here."""
# all columns select
if verbose > 0:
print("partial {}:{}\\{}".format(x, y, covar))
col = union(x, y, covar)
""" Calculate linear models here to get residuals for x, y to correlate together. """
# Drop rows with NaN
_data = data[col].dropna()
# use linear model to generate predictions
px, r_x = lm(_data[covar], _data[x])
py, r_y = lm(_data[covar], _data[y])
# wrap residuals as series
# if one is a boolean operation, we must preserve structure
res_x = pd.Series(r_x, name=x)
res_y = pd.Series(r_y, name=y)
""" Perform bivariate correlate as normal. """
# calculate bicorrelation on residuals
if output == "score":
return _bicorr_inner_score(res_x, res_y, method)
else:
return _bicorr_inner_full(res_x, res_y, method=method, tail=tail)
def _create_new_metamap(df, meta, selectors, mapper, name, meta_set):
# for each selector, get the group view.
if isinstance(meta_set, (list, tuple)):
cnames = [inspect(df, meta, selectors, sel, mode="view") for sel in meta_set]
else:
raise TypeError("'selectors' must be of type {list, tuple}")
# calculate the pairwise intersection between all the cnames
igrid = union(*pairwise(intersect, cnames))
if len(igrid) == 0:
new_grid = pd.concat(
[pd.Series(n, index=val) for n, val in zip(meta_set, cnames)],
sort=False,
axis=0,
)
new_grid.name = name
else:
raise ValueError("shared terms: {} discovered for meta_map.".format(igrid))
# merge into meta
cat = object_to_categorical(new_grid, meta_set)
cat.name = name
# APPARENTLY CONCAT doesn't work here? for some dumb reason.
meta[name] = cat
# store meta_map for future reference.
mapper[name] = meta_set
def preprocess_continuous_X_y(df, xcols, ycols, for_sklearn=True):
"""Preprocess and split dataframe into X and y machine-learning ready datasets.
Preprocesses especially for sklearn estimator object fit methods.
Parameters
----------
df : pd.DataFrame
The full dataset
xcols : list of str
Subset of the columns to choose.
ycols : str, list of str
Subset of the columns for target.
for_sklearn : bool, default=True
Returns a np.ndarray if true, else pd.Series/DataFrame
Returns
-------
_x : np.ndarray/pd.DataFrame
Design matrix. X is reshaped ready for scikit-learn
_y : np.ndarray/pd.Series
Target variable
"""
__data = preprocess_continuous_X(df, union(xcols, ycols))
if for_sklearn:
# returns np.ndarray objects properly configured
_x = np.asarray(__data[xcols])
_y = np.asarray(__data[ycols])
if isinstance(xcols, str) or (isinstance(xcols, (list, tuple))
and len(xcols) == 1):
_x = _x.reshape(-1, 1)
return _x, _y
else:
return __data[xcols], __data[ycols]
def _integrate_terms(a, b):
"""where a, b are packaged (term, op)"""
t1, op = a
t2, op2 = b
if op == '&':
# return a 2-tuple
return (intersect(t1, t2), op2)
elif op == '|':
# return a 2-tuple
return (union(t1, t2), op2)
else:
return t1
def _extract_coefficients_from_model(cv, x, pkg_name):
"""accepted packages: linear_model, tree, ensemble, svm."""
if pkg_name == "sklearn.linear_model" or pkg_name == "sklearn.svm":
cof = np.vstack([m.coef_ for m in cv["estimator"]])
if cof.shape[-1] == 1:
cof = cof.flatten()
res = pd.DataFrame(cof, columns=listify(x))
res["intercept"] = np.vstack([m.intercept_ for m in cv["estimator"]]).flatten()
res.columns = union(listify(x), ["intercept"])
return res
elif pkg_name == "sklearn.tree" or pkg_name == "sklearn.ensemble":
cof = np.vstack([m.feature_importances_ for m in cv["estimator"]])
if cof.shape[-1] == 1:
cof = cof.flatten()
res = pd.DataFrame(cof, columns=listify(x))
res.columns = pd.Index(listify(x))
return res
else:
return []
def select(self, sc: str) -> pd.Index:
"""View a subset of columns using a flexible `eval`-like string.
Select merely returns the columns of interest selected using this selector.
Selections of columns can be done by:
type [object, int, float, numpy.dtype*, pandas.CategoricalDtype]
callable (function) that returns [bool list] of length p
pd.Index
str [regex, df.column name, cached name,
meta.column name (that references a boolean column)]
list/tuple of the above
.. note:: We do not currently incorporate the use of brackets.
Parameters
----------
sc : str-like
The selection string to find an optimal subset of columns.
Warnings
--------
UserWarning
If the selection returned is empty.
Returns
-------
sel : pd.Index
The list of column names NOT selected, or empty
See Also
--------
view : View a selection of columns in `df_`.
search : View the intersection of search terms, for columns in `df_`.
Examples
--------
You can use string names of types to select columns of a certain type:
>>> import turbopanda as turb
>>> import pandas as pd
>>> mdf = turb.MetaPanda(pd.DataFrame({'a': [1., 2.], 'b': [3, 4]}))
>>> mdf.select("float")
Index(['a'], dtype='object', name='colnames')
Or inverses can also be selected using tilde `~`:
>>> mdf.select("~float")
Index(['b'], dtype='object', name='colnames')
Multiple terms can be joined together, include
regex-expressions NOT including `&` or `|`, for
instance if we wanted to select all float columns
containing names x1, x2 or x3:
>>> mdf.select("float & x[1-3]")
"""
instance_check(sc, str)
terms = [c.strip() for c in re.split("[&|]", sc)]
operator = re.findall("[&|]", sc)
if len(terms) < 1:
return pd.Index([])
else:
grp = [
self.view_not(t[1:]) if t.startswith("~") else self.view(t)
for t in terms
]
full = grp[0]
for mg, op in zip(grp[1:], operator):
if op == "&":
full = intersect(full, mg)
elif op == "|":
full = union(full, mg)
return full
def _get_notes_all():
return union(_get_notes_flat(), _get_notes_sharp())
