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Chapter 3 - data_class.jl

Submitted via email by Bill Doak
Suggested solution:

`using DataFrames, Query, CSV, JLD2, StatsBase, MLLabelUtils, Random, FileIO
include("chp3_functions.jl")
Random.seed!(24908)
# chp3_data_class.jl

## Types for the files columns
IntOrMiss = Union{Int64,Missing}
FltOrMiss = Union{Float64,Missing}
StrOrMiss = Union{String,Missing}


## define variable names for each column
recipe_header = ["beer_id", "name", "url", "style", "style_id", "size",
  "og", "fg", "abv", "ibu", "color", "boil_size", "boil_time", "biol_grav",
  "efficiency", "mash_thick", "sugar_scale", "brew_method", "pitch_rate",
  "pri_temp", "prime_method", "prime_am"]

 ## dictionary of types for each column
recipe_types2 = Dict{String, Union}(
  "beer_id" => IntOrMiss,
  "name" => StrOrMiss,
  "url" => StrOrMiss,
  "style" => StrOrMiss,
  "style_id" => IntOrMiss,
  "size" => FltOrMiss,
  "og" => FltOrMiss,
  "fg" => FltOrMiss,
  "abv" => FltOrMiss,
  "ibu" => FltOrMiss,
  "color" => FltOrMiss,
  "boil_size" => FltOrMiss,
  "boil_time" => FltOrMiss,
  "biol_grav" => FltOrMiss,
  "efficiency" => FltOrMiss,
  "mash_thick" => FltOrMiss,
  "sugar_scale" => StrOrMiss,
  "brew_method" => StrOrMiss,
  "pitch_rate" => FltOrMiss,
  "pri_temp" => FltOrMiss,
  "prime_method" => StrOrMiss,
  "prime_am" => StrOrMiss
) 

cd(pwd())
df_recipe_raw = CSV.read("recipeData.csv", DataFrame;
  delim = ',' ,
  quotechar = '"',
  missingstring = "N/A",
  datarow = 2,
  header = recipe_header,
  types = recipe_types2
)
allowmissing!(df_recipe_raw)

 
## delete! columns DOES NOT WORK
#delete!(df_recipe_raw, [:prime_method, :prime_am, :url])
select!(df_recipe_raw, Not([:prime_method, :prime_am, :url]))
nrows, ncols = size(df_recipe_raw)

## Write the raw data dataframe
JLD2.@save "recipeRaw.jld2"  df_recipe_raw

## Create a copy of the DF
df_recipe = deepcopy(df_recipe_raw)

## exclude missing styles
filter!(row -> !ismissing(row[:style]), df_recipe)

nrows, ncols = size(df_recipe)
println("Row size: ",nrows)


#This DOES NOT WORK
#=
## Make beer categories
df_recipe[:y] = map(x ->
occursin(r"ALE"i, x) || occursin(r"IPA"i, x) || occursin(r"Porter"i, x) 
   || occursin(r"stout"i, x) ? 0 :
occursin(r"lager"i, x) || occursin(r"pilsner"i, x) || occursin(r"bock"i, x) 
   || occursin(r"okto"i, x) ? 1 : 99 ,
df_recipe[:style])
=#

occursin.("Porter", df_recipe.style)

val=(map(x ->
occursin("ALE", x) || occursin("IPA", x) || occursin("Porter", x) 
   || occursin("stout", x) ? 0 :
occursin("lager", x) || occursin("pilsner", x) || occursin("bock", x) 
   || occursin("okto", x) ? 1 : 99 ,
df_recipe.style))

## Insert new column into DataFrame 
insertcols!(df_recipe,ncols+1, :"y" => val)

## remove styles that are not lagers or ales
filter!(row -> row[:y] != 99, df_recipe)

## remove extraneous columns
#delete!(df_recipe, [:beer_id, :name, :style, :style_id])
select!(df_recipe, Not([:beer_id, :name, :style, :style_id]))


## create dummy variables - one-hot-encoding
onehot_encoding!(df_recipe, "brew_method" , trace = true)
onehot_encoding!(df_recipe, "sugar_scale")

#describe(df_recipe, stats=[:eltype, :nmissing])
println(describe(df_recipe, cols=1:ncols))


println("Column size before delete : ",ncol(df_recipe))
#delete!(df_recipe, [:brew_method,:sugar_scale])
select!(df_recipe, Not([:brew_method,:sugar_scale]))
println("Column size after delete : ",ncol(df_recipe))

JLD2.@save "recipe.jld2"  df_recipe`

Working1-12.jl

Submitted by Bill Doak via email

Suggested fix:

  `## Initially the DataFrame has N rows and 3 columns
  df1 = DataFrame(
    x1 = rand(Normal(2,1), N),
    x2 = [sample(["High", "Medium", "Low"],
                pweights([0.25,0.45,0.30])) for i=1:N],
    x3 = rand(Pareto(2, 1), N) 
   )
  
   nrows, ncols = size(df1)
   insertcols!(df1, :"y" => 0.0)
  
  for i = 1:N
    if df1[i,:x2] == "High" 
      df1[i,:y] = 4 * df1[i,:x3]
    elseif df1[i,:x2] == "Medium" 
      df1[i,:y] = 2 * df1[i,:x3]
    else  
      df1[i,:y] = 0.5 * df1[i,:x3] 
    end
  end  
  
  
  ReName=rename(df1, [:x1, :x2, :x3, :y].=> [:X1, :X2, :X3, :Y])
  println(first(ReName,5))
  
  ## remove rows where the style column is missing.
  filter!(row -> !ismissing(row), df1)
  
  println(describe(df1))
  
  ## Levels of x2
  gd = groupby(df1, :x2, sort=true)
  ## counts are in column x1 of the dataframe
  println(combine(gd, :x1 => sum, nrow))
  ## counts are in column x3 of the dataframe
  println(combine(gd, :x3 => sum, nrow))
  
  ## median of x3 
  println(combine(gd, :x3 => median, nrow))
  
  ## print the summary stats for x3 in each partition
  println(summarystats(df1[!, "x3"]))
  
  
  #println(summarystats(df1, :x3))
  println(describe(df1))
  
  ## keep the grouping variable X2  and Y
  stat= [length, mean, std, median, mad]
  gd = groupby(df1, :x2, sort=true)
  
  println(combine(gd, :y .=> stat))
  
  
  S=sort(df1, [:x2, :y], rev = (true, false))
  println(first(S,5))
  println(S[29:34, :])
  println(last(S,5))`

Code for the book?

I purchased Data Science with Julia, which looks quite useful for my purposes. On page xvi of the Preface it states that "all of the code for the book is available on Github", and references this URL, but the site still seems empty. Is there somewhere else I should look? Or will the code indeed be here soon? Thanks.

Chapter 3 functions.jl

Submitted by Bill Doak via email

Suggested fix:

`
using DataFrames, MLLabelUtils

function onehot_encoding!(df::DataFrame, col::String; trace = false)

    tmp = df[!,col]
    lev = map(x -> isa(x, String) ? titlecase(x) : string(x), unique(tmp))
    colname = deepcopy(lev)
    nmiss = sum(convert(Array{Bool}, map(x -> ismissing(x), tmp)))

    if(trace)
        println("lev: $lev")
        println("typeof(colname): $(typeof(colname))")
        println("colname: $colname")
        println("nmiss: $nmiss")
    end

   if(nmiss >0)
       tmp = convert(Array{String,1}, map(x -> ismissing(x) ? "missing" : string(x), tmp))
   end

   if isa(colname, Array{Union{Missing, String},1}) || isa(colname, Array{String,1})
       colname = .*(col, map(x -> replace(x," " => "_"), colname))
   else
       colname = .*("V_", map(x -> string(x), 1:length(colname)))
   end
   
   
   for (i, v) in enumerate(lev)
       tf = convertlabel(LabelEnc.ZeroOne, tmp, LabelEnc.OneVsRest(v))
       df[!,colname[i]] = tf
   end
   
end

`

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