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Nanodegree > Project 2 > Lesson 4 > Problem 1
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def res_clean(line): | |
#set name entry equal to label if broken | |
n = re.match('^[a-zA-Z0-9_]+$',line["name"]) | |
if line["name"]=="NULL" or not n: | |
line["name"]=line["rdf-schema#label"] | |
#if value is null set to none | |
for key, value in line.items(): | |
if value=="NULL": | |
line[key]=None | |
#trim redundant parentheses from rdf-schema#label | |
out = [] | |
colsplit = line["rdf-schema#label"].split() | |
exp=re.compile(r'\(+\S+\)', re.IGNORECASE) | |
for value in range(len(colsplit)): | |
m = exp.search(colsplit[value]) | |
if m: | |
continue | |
else: | |
out.append(colsplit[value]) | |
line["rdf-schema#label"] =' '.join(out) | |
#fix synonym entry | |
if line["synonym"]: | |
line["synonym"] = line["synonym"].replace("{", '').replace("}", '').replace("*", '').strip().split("|") | |
#strip whitespace | |
#for key, value in line.items(): | |
# if value: | |
# line['key']=value.strip() | |
return line | |
def process_file(filename, fields): | |
process_fields = fields.keys() | |
data = [] | |
with open(filename, "r") as f: | |
reader = csv.DictReader(f) | |
for i in range(3): | |
next(reader) | |
for line in reader: | |
data1={} | |
line_o = res_clean(line) | |
for header in line_o.keys(): | |
if header in FIELDS.keys(): | |
key_out = FIELDS[header] | |
data1[key_out] = line_o[header] | |
classif_list = ["kingdom", "family", "order", "phylum", "genus", "class"] | |
d_temp = {} | |
for c in classif_list: | |
d_temp[c] = data1[c] | |
del data1[c] | |
data1["classification"] = d_temp | |
data.append(data1) | |
return data | |
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