Python toolz.concat函数代码示例

def test_read_bytes_delimited(s3, blocksize):
    _, values = read_bytes(test_bucket_name+'/test/accounts*',
                           blocksize=blocksize, delimiter=b'\n', s3=s3)
    _, values2 = read_bytes(test_bucket_name+'/test/accounts*',
                            blocksize=blocksize, delimiter=b'foo', s3=s3)
    assert ([a.key for a in concat(values)] !=
            [b.key for b in concat(values2)])

    results = compute(*concat(values))
    res = [r for r in results if r]
    assert all(r.endswith(b'\n') for r in res)
    ourlines = b''.join(res).split(b'\n')
    testlines = b"".join(files[k] for k in sorted(files)).split(b'\n')
    assert ourlines == testlines

    # delimiter not at the end
    d = b'}'
    _, values = read_bytes(test_bucket_name+'/test/accounts*',
                           blocksize=blocksize, delimiter=d, s3=s3)
    results = compute(*concat(values))
    res = [r for r in results if r]
    # All should end in } except EOF
    assert sum(r.endswith(b'}') for r in res) == len(res) - 2
    ours = b"".join(res)
    test = b"".join(files[v] for v in sorted(files))
    assert ours == test

def scatter(kd, control, colors=['orange', 'blue'], **kwargs):
    """Show a jittered scatterplot of the measurements.

    Parameters
    ----------
    kd : list of list of float
        The list of `trf_quantify` results for all AUKB knockdown
        images in the dataset. (Each result is itself a list.)
    control : list of list of float
        The list of `trf_quantify` results for all control images in
        the dataset.
    colors : list of two matplotlib colorspecs, optional
        The colors corresponding to AUKB-KD (0) and control (1) data
        points on the scatterplot.
    
    Additional Parameters
    ---------------------
    **kwargs : keyword arguments
        Additional keyword arguments passed directly to
        ``plt.scatter``.

    Returns
    -------
    fig : matplotlib axes
        The returned value from the call to ``plt.scatter``.
    """
    xs = list(tz.concat([i + 0.2 * np.random.randn(n)
                         for i, n in enumerate(map(len, kd + control))]))
    color_vector = ([colors[0]] * sum(map(len, kd)) +
                    [colors[1]] * sum(map(len, control)))
    ys = list(tz.concat(kd + control))
    fig = plt.scatter(xs, ys, c=color_vector, **kwargs)
    plt.xlim(0, max(xs) + 1)
    plt.ylim(0, max(ys) + 1)
    return fig

def compute_up(expr, data, scope=None, **kwargs):
    data = lower_column(data)
    grouper = compute(
        expr.grouper,
        scope,
        post_compute=False,
        return_type='native',
        **kwargs
    )

    app = expr.apply
    reductions = [
        compute(
            val,
            data,
            post_compute=None,
            return_type='native',
        ).label(name)
        for val, name in zip(app.values, app.fields)
    ]

    froms = list(unique(chain(get_all_froms(grouper),
                              concat(map(get_all_froms, reductions)))))
    inner_cols = list(getattr(grouper, 'inner_columns', [grouper]))
    grouper_cols = inner_cols[:]
    inner_cols.extend(concat(
        getattr(getattr(r, 'element', None), 'inner_columns', [r])
        for r in reductions
    ))
    wheres = unify_wheres([grouper] + reductions)
    sel = unify_froms(sa.select(inner_cols, whereclause=wheres), froms)
    return sel.group_by(*grouper_cols)

def test_read_bytes_delimited():
    with filetexts(files, mode='b'):
        for bs in [5, 15, 45, 1500]:
            _, values = read_bytes('.test.accounts*',
                                    blocksize=bs, delimiter=b'\n')
            _, values2 = read_bytes('.test.accounts*',
                                    blocksize=bs, delimiter=b'foo')
            assert ([a.key for a in concat(values)] !=
                    [b.key for b in concat(values2)])

            results = compute(*concat(values))
            res = [r for r in results if r]
            assert all(r.endswith(b'\n') for r in res)
            ourlines = b''.join(res).split(b'\n')
            testlines = b"".join(files[k] for k in sorted(files)).split(b'\n')
            assert ourlines == testlines

            # delimiter not at the end
            d = b'}'
            _, values = read_bytes('.test.accounts*', blocksize=bs, delimiter=d)
            results = compute(*concat(values))
            res = [r for r in results if r]
            # All should end in } except EOF
            assert sum(r.endswith(b'}') for r in res) == len(res) - 2
            ours = b"".join(res)
            test = b"".join(files[v] for v in sorted(files))
            assert ours == test

  def diagnostic_yield(self, metric='completeness', cutoff=1,
                       superblock_ids=None, group_id=None, sample_ids=None):
    """Calculate diagnostic yield."""
    # extract column to filter on
    metric_column = getattr(BlockData, metric)

    # set up the base query for all blocks
    total_query = self.total_count(BlockData)

    if superblock_ids:
      # apply the superblock filter on the Block class level
      total_query = total_query.join(BlockData.parent)\
                               .filter(Block.superblock_id.in_(superblock_ids))

    # extend base query to include only passed blocks
    pass_query = total_query.filter(metric_column >= cutoff)

    # optionally limit query
    queries = [limit_query(query, group=group_id, samples=sample_ids)
               for query in (total_query, pass_query)]

    # group multiple queries by sample ID (first column)
    metrics = groupby(get(0), concat(queries))

    # iterate over all values, concat different query results, and keep
    # only the unique values (excluding second sample_id)
    combined = (unique(concat(values)) for values in itervalues(metrics))

    # calculate diagnostic yield by simple division
    for sample_id, group_id, total, covered in combined:
      yield sample_id, group_id, (covered / total)

def test_modification_time_read_bytes():
    with s3_context('compress', files) as s3:
        _, a = read_bytes('compress/test/accounts.*', s3=s3)
        _, b = read_bytes('compress/test/accounts.*', s3=s3)

        assert [aa._key for aa in concat(a)] == [bb._key for bb in concat(b)]

    with s3_context('compress', valmap(double, files)) as s3:
        _, c = read_bytes('compress/test/accounts.*', s3=s3)

    assert [aa._key for aa in concat(a)] != [cc._key for cc in concat(c)]

 def start(self):
     self.status = 'running'
     logger.debug("Start Progress Plugin")
     self._start()
     if not self.keys or not any(v for v in self.keys.values()):
         self.stop()
     elif all(k in self.scheduler.exceptions_blame for k in
             concat(self.keys.values())):
         key = next(k for k in concat(self.keys.values()) if k in
                 self.scheduler.exceptions_blame)
         self.stop(exception=True, key=key)

def compute_up(expr, args, **kwargs):
    from_objs = list(unique(concat(map(get_all_froms, args))))
    if len(from_objs) > 1:
        # TODO: how do you do this in sql? please send help
        raise ValueError('only columns from the same table can be merged')

    cols = list(unique(concat(map(get_unsafe_inner_columns, args, expr.args))))
    sel = sa.select(cols, from_obj=from_objs[0])
    where = unify_wheres(args)
    if where is not None:
        sel = sel.where(where)
    return sel

def render_tabular(api, options=None):
  """Entry point for the tabular reporter interface."""
  # determine separator
  separator = options.get('report.separator', '\t')
  human = options.get('report.human')
  panel = options.get('report.panel')
  samples = options.get('report.samples')
  group = options.get('report.group')

  # read gene panel file if it has been set
  if panel:
    superblock_ids = [line.rstrip() for line in panel]
  else:
    superblock_ids = None

  # get sample ID, group and cutoff from metadata
  sample_query = limit_query(api.samples(), group=group, samples=samples)
  metadata = ((sample.id, sample.group_id, sample.cutoff)
              for sample in sample_query)

  # get the data
  base_query = limit_query(api.average_metrics(superblock_ids=superblock_ids),
                           group=group,
                           samples=samples)

  queries = [metadata,
             base_query,
             api.diagnostic_yield(superblock_ids=superblock_ids,
                                  group_id=group, sample_ids=samples),
             api.sex_checker(group_id=group, sample_ids=samples)]

  # group multiple queries by sample ID (first column)
  key_metrics = groupby(get(0), concat(queries))

  # get the column names dynamically from the query
  headers = concatv(['sample_id', 'group_id', 'cutoff'],
                    (column['name'] for column
                     in base_query.column_descriptions),
                    ['diagnostic yield', 'gender'])

  unique_headers = unique(headers)

  # iterate over all values, concat different query results, and keep
  # only the unique values (excluding second sample_id)
  data = (unique(concat(values)) for values in itervalues(key_metrics))

  if human:
    # export key_metrics in a more human friendly format
    return tabulate(data, unique_headers)

  # yield headers
  return '\n'.join(cons('#' + separator.join(unique_headers),
                        stringify_list(data, separator=separator)))

def compile_components(summary, schema):
    """Given a ``Summary`` object and a table schema, returning 5 sub-functions.

    Parameters
    ----------
    summary : Summary
        The expression describing the aggregations to be computed.

    Returns
    -------
    A tuple of the following functions:

    ``create(shape)``
        Takes the aggregate shape, and returns a tuple of initialized numpy
        arrays.

    ``info(df)``
        Takes a dataframe, and returns preprocessed 1D numpy arrays of the
        needed columns.

    ``append(i, x, y, *aggs_and_cols)``
        Appends the ``i``th row of the table to the ``(x, y)`` bin, given the
        base arrays and columns in ``aggs_and_cols``. This does the bulk of the
        work.

    ``combine(base_tuples)``
        Combine a list of base tuples into a single base tuple. This forms the
        reducing step in a reduction tree.

    ``finalize(aggs)``
        Given a tuple of base numpy arrays, returns the finalized
        ``dynd`` array.
    """
    paths, reds = zip(*preorder_traversal(summary))

    # List of base reductions (actually computed)
    bases = list(unique(concat(r._bases for r in reds)))
    dshapes = [b.out_dshape(schema) for b in bases]
    # List of tuples of (append, base, input columns, temps)
    calls = [_get_call_tuples(b, d) for (b, d) in zip(bases, dshapes)]
    # List of unique column names needed
    cols = list(unique(concat(pluck(2, calls))))
    # List of temps needed
    temps = list(pluck(3, calls))

    create = make_create(bases, dshapes)
    info = make_info(cols)
    append = make_append(bases, cols, calls)
    combine = make_combine(bases, dshapes, temps)
    finalize = make_finalize(bases, summary, schema)

    return create, info, append, combine, finalize

def test_join():
    cities = TableSymbol('cities', schema='{id: int, city: string}')
    j = join(t, cities, 'id')

    city_data = [[1, 'NYC'], [1, 'Chicago'], [5, 'Paris']]

    assert set(concat(compute(join(cities, t, 'id')[['name', 'city']],
                              {t: c, cities: city_data}))) == \
            set((('Alice', 'NYC'), ('Alice', 'Chicago'), ('Edith', 'Paris')))

    assert set(concat(compute(join(t, cities, 'id')[['name', 'city']],
                              {t: c, cities: city_data}))) == \
            set((('Alice', 'NYC'), ('Alice', 'Chicago'), ('Edith', 'Paris')))

def test_chunk_datetime():
    data = [[1, 'Alice', 100, datetime.datetime(2014, 10, 1, 1, 1, 1)],
            [2, 'Bob', 200, datetime.datetime(2014, 10, 1, 1, 1, 1)],
            [3, 'Alice', -300, datetime.datetime(2014, 10, 1, 1, 1, 1)],
            [4, 'Charlie', 400, datetime.datetime(2014, 10, 1, 1, 1, 1)],
            [5, 'Edith', 200, datetime.datetime(2014, 10, 1, 1, 1, 1)]]

    t = Symbol('t', 'var * {id: int, name: string, amount: int, when: datetime}')

    c = ChunkIterable(data, chunksize=2)
    assert list(concat(compute(t.when.day, c))) == [1] * 5
    assert list(concat(compute(t.when.date, c))) == \
            [datetime.date(2014, 10, 1)] * 5

def test_deterministic_key_names(hdfs):
    data = b'abc\n' * int(1e3)
    fn = '%s/file' % basedir

    with hdfs.open(fn, 'wb', replication=1) as fil:
        fil.write(data)

    _, x = read_bytes('hdfs://%s/*' % basedir, delimiter=b'\n', sample=False)
    _, y = read_bytes('hdfs://%s/*' % basedir, delimiter=b'\n', sample=False)
    _, z = read_bytes('hdfs://%s/*' % basedir, delimiter=b'c', sample=False)

    assert [f.key for f in concat(x)] == [f.key for f in concat(y)]
    assert [f.key for f in concat(x)] != [f.key for f in concat(z)]

def test_join():
    cities = symbol('cities', dshape='var * {id: int, city: string}')
    j = join(t, cities, 'id')

    city_data = [[1, 'NYC'], [1, 'Chicago'], [5, 'Paris']]

    assert set(concat(compute(j[['name', 'city']],
                              {t: c, cities: city_data}))) == \
            set((('Alice', 'NYC'), ('Alice', 'Chicago'), ('Edith', 'Paris')))

    assert set(concat(compute(j[['name', 'city']],
                              {t: c, cities: city_data}))) == \
            set((('Alice', 'NYC'), ('Alice', 'Chicago'), ('Edith', 'Paris')))

def test_deterministic_key_names(e, s, a, b):
    with make_hdfs() as (hdfs, basedir):
        data = b'abc\n' * int(1e3)
        fn = '%s/file' % basedir

        with hdfs.open(fn, 'wb', replication=1) as f:
            f.write(data)

        _, x = read_bytes('hdfs://%s/*' % basedir, delimiter=b'\n')
        _, y = read_bytes('hdfs://%s/*' % basedir, delimiter=b'\n')
        _, z = read_bytes('hdfs://%s/*' % basedir, delimiter=b'c')

        assert [f.key for f in concat(x)] == [f.key for f in concat(y)]
        assert [f.key for f in concat(x)] != [f.key for f in concat(z)]