Python utils.flatten函数代码示例

 def p_program(self, p):
     """program : declarations fundefs instructions"""
     p[0] = AST.Program(AST.Declarations.mapTypedDeclarations(p[1]), utils.flatten(p[2]),
                        AST.Instructions(utils.flatten(p[3])))
     p[0].set_parents()
     p[0].set_scope()
     p[0].set_position(p.lexer.lexer.lineno, p.lexer.lexer.lexpos)

def mergedict(dicts):
    result = {}
    keys = set(flatten([d.keys() for d in dicts]))
    for k in keys:
        vals = [v for v in [d.get(k) for d in dicts] if v]
        if len(vals) == 0:
            continue
        if k in ("_id", "timestamp"):
            continue
        if isinstance(vals[0], dict):
            result[k] = mergedict(vals)
        elif isinstance(vals[0], (str, unicode, int, bool, long)):
            v = set(flatten(vals))
            if len(v) == 1:
                result[k] = v.pop()
            else:
                result[k] = list(v)
        elif isinstance(vals[0], (list, tuple)) and isinstance(vals[0][0], (str, unicode, int, bool)):
            result[k] = list(set(flatten(vals)))
        elif k == "interfaces":
            result[k] = mergedict_bykeys(vals, "ifindex")
        elif k == "arp":
            result[k] = mergedict_bykeys(vals, "mac", "v4addr")
        elif k == "neighbours":
            result[k] = mergedict_bykeys(vals, "v4addr")
        elif k == "v4routes":
            result[k] = mergedict_bykeys(vals, "network")
        elif k == "bridges":
            result[k] = mergedict_bykeys(vals, "name")
        elif k == "addresses":
            result[k] = mergedict_bykeys(vals, "mac")
        else:
            raise MergeError("unhandled key: %s" % k)
    return result

def get_ref_pixels(ref_wvl, wvlsol0, x=None):
    """
    Given the list of wavelengths tuples, return expected pixel
    positions from the initial wavelength solution of wvlsol0.

    """

    if x is None:
        x = np.arange(len(wvlsol0))
    um2pixel = interp1d(wvlsol0, x, bounds_error=False)

    ref_pixel = [um2pixel(w) for w in ref_wvl]

    # there could be cases when the ref lines fall out of bounds,
    # resulting nans.
    nan_filter = [np.all(np.isfinite(p)) for p in ref_pixel]
    valid_list = [[np.all(np.isfinite(p))]*len(p) for p in ref_pixel]

    group_flags = get_group_flags(ref_wvl)
    df = pd.DataFrame(dict(wavelength=flatten(ref_wvl),
                           valid=flatten(valid_list),
                           group_flag=group_flags,
                           group_id=np.add.accumulate(group_flags)))

    ref_pixel_filtered = [r for r, m in zip(ref_pixel, nan_filter) if m]
    df2 = df.join(pd.DataFrame(dict(pixel=flatten(ref_pixel_filtered)),
                               index=df.index[flatten(valid_list)]))

    return df2

def semantics(doc):
  prep = preprocess(doc)
  return (
    flatten( prep.pos_tags() ),
    prep.noun_phrases(),
    flatten( prep.get_entities() )
  )

 def fit(self, X, y, copy=False):
     IRSystem.fit(self, X, y, copy)
     self._target = list(self._target)
     self._labels = tuple(set(flatten(self._target)))
     self._label_dist = Counter(flatten(self._target))
     self._target = np.array(self._target)
     self.compute_prior()
     self.compute_conditional()

def count_intervals_in_all_songs(songs):
    intervals_direction = utils.flatten([song.intervals_with_direction for song in songs])
    intervals = utils.flatten([song.intervals for song in songs])
    print "All Songs\n"
    print "  With direction"
    utils.print_dic_perc(Counter(intervals_direction))
    print "  Without direction"
    utils.print_dic_perc(Counter(intervals))

	def global_region_weights(self):
		''' returns default weights for all similarities '''
		#return utils.norm_list(utils.flatten(self._feature_compare_helper(lambda fs1, not_used: [1] + utils.flatten(fs1.region_weights()), self, 'all')))
		#return utils.norm_list(utils.flatten(map(lambda fs: [1] + utils.flatten(fs.region_weights()), self.feature_sets))) 
		self._load_check()
		weights = list()
		for fs in self.feature_sets:
			region_weights = fs.region_weights()
			weights.append([1] + utils.flatten(region_weights))
		return utils.norm_list(utils.flatten(weights))

def PLS_Models(model_dict, validation_dict, target, **args):
    '''This section of code will create and test the prospective models'''
    
    '''Pick the model building parameters out of args'''
    try: break_flag = args['break_flag']   #Decide whether or not we are going to test models that include a midseason split
    except KeyError: break_flag = 2 

    try: limits=utils.flatten([args['specificity']])
    except KeyError: limits = np.arange(11.)/100 + 0.85     #Default: test specificity limits from 0.85 to 0.95 
    
    try: threshold=utils.flatten([args['threshold']])
    except KeyError: threshold=[0,1]                          #Default: threshold by counts

    if break_flag != 1: model=pls.Model( model_dict, model_target=target.lower() )
    if break_flag != 0: mw=pls.Model_Wrapper( data=model_dict, model_target=target.lower() )

    results = list()

    #Test models w/ midseason split
    for spec_lim in limits:
        for threshold_method in threshold:
            if threshold_method==0: balance_method=1 #
            else: balance_method=0
            
            if break_flag != 0:
                '''mw.Generate_Models(breaks=1, specificity=spec_lim, wedge='julian', threshold_method=threshold_method, balance_method=balance_method)
                imbalance = mw.imbalance
                split_index = mlab.find(mw.imbalance[:,1] == np.min(mw.imbalance[:,1]))'''
                
                imbalance = pls_parallel.Tune_Split(mw, specificity=spec_lim, wedge='julian', threshold_method=threshold_method, balance_method=balance_method)
                split_index = mlab.find(imbalance[:,1] == np.min(imbalance[:,1]))
                
                for split in imbalance[split_index,0]:
                    mw.Split(wedge='julian', breakpoint=split)
                    mw.Assign_Thresholds(threshold_method=threshold_method, specificity=spec_lim)
                    
                    summary = Summarize(mw, validation_dict, **args)
                    summary.insert( 1, balance_method)
                    summary.insert( 1, threshold_method)
                    
                    results.append( summary )
              
    #Test models w/o midseason split
    if break_flag != 1:
        for spec_lim in limits:
            model.Threshold(specificity=spec_lim)
            
            summary = Summarize(model, validation_dict, **args)
            summary.insert(1, np.nan)
            summary.insert(1, np.nan)
                
            results.append( summary )
            
            
    return results

def extract_links(br):
    """Extract FP related links from the current page."""
    links_to_visit_text = list(ut.flatten([br.find_elements_by_partial_link_text(linktext) for linktext in LINK_LABELS]))
    links_to_visit_url = list(ut.flatten([br.find_elements_by_xpath('//a[contains(@href,"%s")]' % linkurl) for linkurl in LINK_URLS]))
    links_to_visit = [link for link in links_to_visit_text + links_to_visit_url if link]
    
    if len(links_to_visit) < NO_OF_LINKS_TO_CLICK: # if we cannot find links by href and link texts
        links_to_visit += extract_onclick_elements(br)  # we search for all elements with onclick event handler
    wl_log.info('%s links were found on %s' % (len(links_to_visit), br.current_url))
    
    return links_to_visit

	def add_pattern(self, production, options): 
		self.progress(production, 'add_pattern: %s' % options)
		self.progress(production, '[\'pattern\',  %s, %s, %s' % (options.get('subject'), options.get('predicate'), options.get('object')))
		triple = {}
		for r,v in options.items():
			if isinstance(v,list) and len(flatten(v)) == 1:
				v = flatten(v)[0]
			if self.validate and not isinstance(v, Term):
				self.error("add_pattern", "Expected %s to be a resource, but it was %s" % (r, v), {'production' : production})
			triple[r] = v	
		self.add_prod_datum('pattern', Pattern(triple)) 

 def train(self, authors):
     self.stopwords = {ln: self.get_stop_words(ln) \
                             for ln in self.db.get_languages()}
     lang = self.db.get_author_language(authors[0])
     self.words = [self.db.get_author(a)["corpus"] for a in authors]
     self.words = utils.flatten(self.words)
     tokenizer = self.get_tokenizer()
     self.words = map(lambda x: tokenizer.tokenize(x), self.words)
     self.words = utils.flatten(self.words)
     self.words = list(set([x.lower() for x in self.words]))
     self.words = filter(lambda x: x in self.stopwords[lang], self.words)
     self.words.sort()

def tokenize_insight(insight, twitter=False):
    """
    return subject, property and context tokens
    """
    url = twagUrl if twitter else stagUrl
    insight = dict(insight.items())
    context = tokenize_doc({'content':insight['content']}, twitter=twitter)
    subj = tokenize_doc({'content':insight['subject']}, twitter=twitter)
    prop = tokenize_doc({'content':insight['property']}, twitter=twitter)
    insight['context_toks'] = flatten(context['toks'])
    insight['subj_toks'] = flatten(subj['toks'])
    insight['prop_toks'] = flatten(prop['toks'])
    return insight 

def cseg_similarity(cseg1, cseg2):
    """Returns Marvin and Laprade (1987) CSIM(A, B) for a single
    cseg. It's a contour similarity function that measures similarity
    between two csegs of the same cardinality. The maximum similarity
    is 1, and minimum is 0.

    >>> cseg_similarity(Contour([0, 2, 3, 1]), Contour([3, 1, 0, 2]))
    0
    """

    cseg1_triangle = utils.flatten(cseg1.comparison_matrix().superior_triangle())
    cseg2_triangle = utils.flatten(cseg2.comparison_matrix().superior_triangle())

    return auxiliary.position_comparison(cseg1_triangle, cseg2_triangle)

def listspecies(reactions):
    # print "listspecies:"
    species=[]
    for r in reactions:
        lhs = list(r.LHS())
        rhs = list(r.RHS())
        mhs = list(r.MHS())
        s=list(set(utils.flatten([lhs,rhs,mhs])))
        # print "s=",s
        species.append(s)
    species=list(set(utils.flatten(species))) 
    if "Nil" in species: species.remove("Nil")  
    # print "species=",species
    return species

    def func(*args, **kwargs):
        from scrapper.models import Criterion
        tweets = fn(*args, **kwargs)
        if tweets:
            users, hash_tags = zip(*map(
                lambda tweet:(tweet['mentions'], tweet['hash_tags']), tweets
            ))

            users = flatten(users)
            hash_tags = flatten(hash_tags)
            criteria_obj = [Criterion(type='hash_tag', value=hashtag) for hashtag in hash_tags if is_valid_hashtag(hashtag)]
            criteria_obj += [Criterion(type='user_name', value=username) for username in users if is_valid_username(username)]
            Criterion.objects.bulk_create_or_skip(hash_tags=hash_tags, user_name=users)
        return tweets