GPT Analisis of file

gpt_fda.txt

# Assistant:
{"comment": "Printing first few lines of the file", "python": "with open('food-enforcement.json') as f:\n    for i in range(3):\n        print(f.readline().strip())"}
## Extracting comment:
Printing first few lines of the file
## Extracting python code:
with open('food-enforcement.json') as f:
    for i in range(3):
        print(f.readline().strip())
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y
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output:
[
{
"status": "Terminated",

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{"comment": "Reading the json file into a variable", "python": "import json\n\nwith open('food-enforcement.json', 'r') as f:\n    data = json.load(f)"}
## Extracting comment:
Reading the json file into a variable
## Extracting python code:
import json

with open('food-enforcement.json', 'r') as f:
    data = json.load(f)
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y
# User:

# Assistant:
{"comment": "Printing the keys of the first item in the data list", "python": "print(list(data[0].keys()))"}
## Extracting comment:
Printing the keys of the first item in the data list
## Extracting python code:
print(list(data[0].keys()))
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y
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output:
['status', 'city', 'state', 'country', 'classification', 'openfda', 'product_type', 'event_id', 'recalling_firm', 'address_1', 'address_2', 'postal_code', 'voluntary_mandated', 'initial_firm_notification', 'distribution_pattern', 'recall_number', 'product_description', 'product_quantity', 'reason_for_recall', 'recall_initiation_date', 'center_classification_date', 'termination_date', 'report_date', 'code_info', 'more_code_info']

# Assistant:
{"comment": "Counting items in the dataset where status is 'Terminated'", "python": "terminated_count = len([item for item in data if item['status'] == 'Terminated'])\nprint(terminated_count)"}
## Extracting comment:
Counting items in the dataset where status is 'Terminated'
## Extracting python code:
terminated_count = len([item for item in data if item['status'] == 'Terminated'])
print(terminated_count)
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y
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output:
22041

# Assistant:
{"comment": "Counting the number of unique product types in the dataset", "python": "unique_product_types = set([item['product_type'] for item in data])\nprint(len(unique_product_types))"}
## Extracting comment:
Counting the number of unique product types in the dataset
## Extracting python code:
unique_product_types = set([item['product_type'] for item in data])
print(len(unique_product_types))
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y
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output:
1

# Assistant:
{"comment": "Checking the unique product type present in the dataset", "python": "print(unique_product_types)"}
## Extracting comment:
Checking the unique product type present in the dataset
## Extracting python code:
print(unique_product_types)
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y
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output:
{'Food'}

# Assistant:
{"comment": "Counting items in the dataset where voluntary_mandated is 'Voluntary: Firm Initiated'", "python": "voluntary_count = len([item for item in data if item['voluntary_mandated'] == 'Voluntary: Firm Initiated'])\nprint(voluntary_count)"}
## Extracting comment:
Counting items in the dataset where voluntary_mandated is 'Voluntary: Firm Initiated'
## Extracting python code:
voluntary_count = len([item for item in data if item['voluntary_mandated'] == 'Voluntary: Firm Initiated'])
print(voluntary_count)
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y
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output:
929

# Assistant:
{"comment": "Calculating the percentage of voluntary recalls out of terminated recalls", "python": "percentage = (voluntary_count / terminated_count) * 100\nprint(percentage)"}
## Extracting comment:
Calculating the percentage of voluntary recalls out of terminated recalls
## Extracting python code:
percentage = (voluntary_count / terminated_count) * 100
print(percentage)
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y
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output:
4.2148722834717125

# Assistant:
{"comment": "In this dataset, approximately 4.21% of the total terminated food recalls were initiated voluntarily by the firm. This indicates that only a small proportion of recalls were proactive measures taken by the firms.", "python": ""}
## Extracting comment:
In this dataset, approximately 4.21% of the total terminated food recalls were initiated voluntarily by the firm. This indicates that only a small proportion of recalls were proactive measures taken by the firms.
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y
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# Assistant:
{"comment": "Moving on to analyze the reason for recall, let's find out the top 5 most common reasons.", "python": "from collections import Counter\n\nreasons = [item['reason_for_recall'] for item in data]\ncounts = Counter(reasons)\ncommon_reasons = counts.most_common(5)\nprint(common_reasons)"}
## Extracting comment:
Moving on to analyze the reason for recall, let's find out the top 5 most common reasons.
## Extracting python code:
from collections import Counter

reasons = [item['reason_for_recall'] for item in data]
counts = Counter(reasons)
common_reasons = counts.most_common(5)
print(common_reasons)
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y
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output:
[('Product may contain undeclared milk.', 618), ("Products not manufactured under GMP's", 353), ('Products were not held at an appropriate temperature due to a mechanical malfunction during transportation.', 330), ('Five patients who were treated in a single hospital in Kansas were infected with one of four rare strains of Listeria monocytogenes.', 286), ('Product may be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes.', 281)]

# Assistant:
{"comment": "The top 5 most common reasons for food recalls in this dataset are: 1. Undeclared milk presence, 2. Products not manufactured under Good Manufacturing Practices, 3. Inappropriate storage temperature during transportation, 4. Infection caused by Listeria monocytogenes in a hospital in Kansas, and 5. Possible contamination with Listeria monocytogenes. Let's explore the distribution of voluntary and mandated recalls among these reasons.", "python": ""}
## Extracting comment:
The top 5 most common reasons for food recalls in this dataset are: 1. Undeclared milk presence, 2. Products not manufactured under Good Manufacturing Practices, 3. Inappropriate storage temperature during transportation, 4. Infection caused by Listeria monocytogenes in a hospital in Kansas, and 5. Possible contamination with Listeria monocytogenes. Let's explore the distribution of voluntary and mandated recalls among these reasons.