Example #1
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def export_csv(absolute_clan_or_multiclan,
               file_or_path,
               ordered_lefts=None,
               sort_key=None):
    r"""Export an absolute clan or absolute multiclan as CSV file with header row.

    The :term:`left component`\s of the :term:`clan` or term:`multiclan` are interpreted as
    column names and are exported as header row. Every :term:`relation` in the input becomes a
    data row in the CSV file.

    :param absolute_clan_or_multiclan: An :term:`absolute clan` or term:`absolute multiclan`. If
        it is not :term:`regular`, ``ordered_lefts`` must be given.
    :param file_or_path: Either a file path (in this case the CSV data is written to a file at this
        location) or a file object (in this case the CSV data is written to its ``.write()``
        function).
    :param ordered_lefts: (Optional) A ``Sequence`` of :term:`left`\s that are exported in the
        given order. Default is the sequence that is the lexically sorted :term:`left set` of the
        (multi)clan. This parameter is required if ``absolute_clan_or_multiclan`` is not
        term:`regular`.
    :param sort_key: (Optional) A function that compares two row-:term:`relation`\s and provides an
        order (for use with :func:`sorted`). The output is not sorted if ``sort_key`` is missing.
    :return: ``True`` if the CSV export succeeded, ``False`` if not.
    """
    if not _clans.is_absolute_member(absolute_clan_or_multiclan) \
            and not _multiclans.is_absolute_member(absolute_clan_or_multiclan):
        return False
    regular_clan = _clans.is_member(absolute_clan_or_multiclan) \
            and _clans.is_regular(absolute_clan_or_multiclan)
    regular_mclan = _multiclans.is_member(absolute_clan_or_multiclan) \
            and _multiclans.is_regular(absolute_clan_or_multiclan)
    if ordered_lefts is None and not (regular_clan or regular_mclan):
        return False

    if ordered_lefts is None:
        # Since this clan is regular, get first relation to acquire left set.
        rel = next(iter(absolute_clan_or_multiclan))
        # left_set is sorted to guarantee consistent iterations
        ordered_lefts = sorted([left.value for left in rel.get_left_set()])

    # Generate dictionaries that associates left components with their right components for each
    # relation.
    clan_as_list_of_dicts = _convert_clan_to_list_of_dicts(
        ordered_lefts, (absolute_clan_or_multiclan if sort_key is None else
                        sorted(absolute_clan_or_multiclan, key=sort_key)))
    # Write the dictionaries.
    _csv_dict_writer(file_or_path, ordered_lefts, clan_as_list_of_dicts)
    return True
Example #2
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def is_regular(mo: _mo.MathObject, _checked: bool=True) -> bool:
    r"""Return whether ``mo`` is :term:`regular` or `Undef()` if not applicable.

    Is implemented for :term:`clan`\s, :term:`multiclan`\s and :term:`set`\s of (sets of ...) clans.
    Is also defined (but not yet implemented) for any combination of sets or :term:`multiset`\s
    of clans.
    """
    # pylint: disable=too-many-return-statements
    if _checked:
        if not isinstance(mo, _mo.MathObject):
            return _undef.make_or_raise_undef()

    # Check cache status.
    if mo.cached_regular == _mo.CacheStatus.IS:
        return True
    if mo.cached_regular == _mo.CacheStatus.IS_NOT:
        return False
    if mo.cached_regular == _mo.CacheStatus.N_A:
        return _undef.make_or_raise_undef(2)

    # Check type (regular is only defined on Sets and Multisets) and algebra memberships.
    if not mo.is_set and not mo.is_multiset:
        mo.cache_regular(_mo.CacheStatus.N_A)
        return _undef.make_or_raise_undef(2)
    if _clans.is_member(mo):
        return _clans.is_regular(mo, _checked=False)
    if _multiclans.is_member(mo):
        return _multiclans.is_regular(mo, _checked=False)

    # Check higher (not yet defined) algebras.
    if mo.get_ground_set().get_powerset_level(_clans.get_ground_set()) > 0:
        mo_iter = iter(mo)
        elem1 = next(mo_iter)
        if not is_regular(elem1):
            mo.cache_regular(_mo.CacheStatus.IS_NOT)
            return False
        elem1_lefts = elem1.get_lefts()
        regular = all(
            is_regular(elem, _checked=False) and elem.get_lefts() == elem1_lefts
            for elem in mo_iter)
        mo.cache_regular(_mo.CacheStatus.from_bool(regular))
        return mo.cached_is_regular

    # Nothing applied: 'regular' is not defined.
    mo.cache_regular(_mo.CacheStatus.N_A)
    return _undef.make_or_raise_undef(2)
Example #3
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def is_regular(mo: _mo.MathObject, _checked: bool = True) -> bool:
    r"""Return whether ``mo`` is :term:`regular` or `Undef()` if not applicable.

    Is implemented for :term:`clan`\s, :term:`multiclan`\s and :term:`set`\s of (sets of ...) clans.
    Is also defined (but not yet implemented) for any combination of sets or :term:`multiset`\s
    of clans.
    """
    # pylint: disable=too-many-return-statements
    if _checked:
        if not isinstance(mo, _mo.MathObject):
            return _undef.make_or_raise_undef()

    # Check cache status.
    if mo.cached_regular == _mo.CacheStatus.IS:
        return True
    if mo.cached_regular == _mo.CacheStatus.IS_NOT:
        return False
    if mo.cached_regular == _mo.CacheStatus.N_A:
        return _undef.make_or_raise_undef(2)

    # Check type (regular is only defined on Sets and Multisets) and algebra memberships.
    if not mo.is_set and not mo.is_multiset:
        mo.cache_regular(_mo.CacheStatus.N_A)
        return _undef.make_or_raise_undef(2)
    if _clans.is_member(mo):
        return _clans.is_regular(mo, _checked=False)
    if _multiclans.is_member(mo):
        return _multiclans.is_regular(mo, _checked=False)

    # Check higher (not yet defined) algebras.
    if mo.get_ground_set().get_powerset_level(_clans.get_ground_set()) > 0:
        mo_iter = iter(mo)
        elem1 = next(mo_iter)
        if not is_regular(elem1):
            mo.cache_regular(_mo.CacheStatus.IS_NOT)
            return False
        elem1_lefts = elem1.get_lefts()
        regular = all(
            is_regular(elem, _checked=False)
            and elem.get_lefts() == elem1_lefts for elem in mo_iter)
        mo.cache_regular(_mo.CacheStatus.from_bool(regular))
        return mo.cached_is_regular

    # Nothing applied: 'regular' is not defined.
    mo.cache_regular(_mo.CacheStatus.N_A)
    return _undef.make_or_raise_undef(2)
Example #4
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def export_csv(absolute_clan_or_multiclan, file_or_path, ordered_lefts=None, sort_key=None):
    r"""Export an absolute clan or absolute multiclan as CSV file with header row.

    The :term:`left component`\s of the :term:`clan` or term:`multiclan` are interpreted as
    column names and are exported as header row. Every :term:`relation` in the input becomes a
    data row in the CSV file.

    :param absolute_clan_or_multiclan: An :term:`absolute clan` or term:`absolute multiclan`. If
        it is not :term:`regular`, ``ordered_lefts`` must be given.
    :param file_or_path: Either a file path (in this case the CSV data is written to a file at this
        location) or a file object (in this case the CSV data is written to its ``.write()``
        function).
    :param ordered_lefts: (Optional) A ``Sequence`` of :term:`left`\s that are exported in the
        given order. Default is the sequence that is the lexically sorted :term:`left set` of the
        (multi)clan. This parameter is required if ``absolute_clan_or_multiclan`` is not
        term:`regular`.
    :param sort_key: (Optional) A function that compares two row-:term:`relation`\s and provides an
        order (for use with :func:`sorted`). The output is not sorted if ``sort_key`` is missing.
    :return: ``True`` if the CSV export succeeded, ``False`` if not.
    """
    if not _clans.is_absolute_member(absolute_clan_or_multiclan) \
            and not _multiclans.is_absolute_member(absolute_clan_or_multiclan):
        return False
    regular_clan = _clans.is_member(absolute_clan_or_multiclan) \
            and _clans.is_regular(absolute_clan_or_multiclan)
    regular_mclan = _multiclans.is_member(absolute_clan_or_multiclan) \
            and _multiclans.is_regular(absolute_clan_or_multiclan)
    if ordered_lefts is None and not (regular_clan or regular_mclan):
        return False

    if ordered_lefts is None:
        # Since this clan is regular, get first relation to acquire left set.
        rel = next(iter(absolute_clan_or_multiclan))
        # left_set is sorted to guarantee consistent iterations
        ordered_lefts = sorted([left.value for left in rel.get_left_set()])

    # Generate dictionaries that associates left components with their right components for each
    # relation.
    clan_as_list_of_dicts = _convert_clan_to_list_of_dicts(
        ordered_lefts, (absolute_clan_or_multiclan if sort_key is None else sorted(absolute_clan_or_multiclan, key=sort_key)))
    # Write the dictionaries.
    _csv_dict_writer(file_or_path, ordered_lefts, clan_as_list_of_dicts)
    return True