Python check_unicode_encoding_exists Examples

Programming Language: Python

Namespace/Package Name: basefunctions

Method/Function: check_unicode_encoding_exists

Examples at hotexamples.com: 2

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Example #1

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# original record (possible values are: 'uniform', 'poisson', 'zipf').
#
num_duplicates_distribution = 'zipf'

# Set the maximum number of modification that can be applied to a single
# attribute (field).
#
max_modification_per_attr = 1

# Set the number of modification that are to be applied to a record.
#
num_modification_per_record = 5

# Check if the given the unicode encoding selected is valid.
#
basefunctions.check_unicode_encoding_exists(unicode_encoding_used)

# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Define the attributes to be generated (using methods from the generator.py
# module).
#
gname_attr = \
    generator.GenerateFreqAttribute(attribute_name = 'given-name',
                          freq_file_name = 'lookup_files/givenname_f_freq.csv',
                          has_header_line = False,
                          unicode_encoding = unicode_encoding_used)

sname_attr = \
    generator.GenerateFreqAttribute(attribute_name = 'surname',
                          freq_file_name = 'lookup_files/surname-freq.csv',
                          has_header_line = False,

Example #2

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File: generate-data-english.py Project: sashaostr/dsnotebooks

# original record (possible values are: 'uniform', 'poisson', 'zipf').
#
num_duplicates_distribution = 'zipf'

# Set the maximum number of modification that can be applied to a single
# attribute (field).
#
max_modification_per_attr = 1

# Set the number of modification that are to be applied to a record.
#
num_modification_per_record = 5

# Check if the given the unicode encoding selected is valid.
#
basefunctions.check_unicode_encoding_exists(unicode_encoding_used)

# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Define the attributes to be generated (using methods from the generator.py
# module).
#
gname_attr = \
    generator.GenerateFreqAttribute(attribute_name = 'given-name',
                          freq_file_name = 'lookup-files/givenname_f_freq.csv',
                          has_header_line = False,
                          unicode_encoding = unicode_encoding_used)

sname_attr = \
    generator.GenerateFreqAttribute(attribute_name = 'surname',
                          freq_file_name = 'lookup-files/surname-freq.csv',
                          has_header_line = False,