python - Iterate permutation per row per item -
i manipulate data network analysis using ggnet.
the dataset in csv form , looks this:
offers {9425, 5801, 18451, 17958, 16023, 7166} {20003, 17737, 4031, 5554} {19764, 5553, 5554}
what break array, , iterate permute items each row pair of 2. ultimate output should like:
print list(itertools.permutations([1,2,3,4], 2)) per row create: (9425, 5801) (9425, 18451) (9425, 17958) (9425, 16023) (9425, 7166) (5801, 18451) (5801, 17958) (5801, 16023) (5801, 7166) ...
i use either r or python this. suggestions solve problem?
another r solution, assuming there more rows in file.
# read in csv file list of integers (each row in csv = 1 list element) offers <- readlines("offers.csv") %>% strsplit(",") %>% lapply(as.integer) # create permutation pairs each element in list permutation.list <- lapply(seq_along(offers), function(i) {t(combn(offers[[i]], m = 2))}) # combine permutation pairs 1 data frame permutation.data.frame <- plyr::ldply(permutation.list, data.frame)
below results based on sample data provided:
> permutation.list [[1]] [,1] [,2] [1,] 9425 5801 [2,] 9425 18451 [3,] 9425 17958 [4,] 9425 16023 [5,] 9425 7166 [6,] 5801 18451 [7,] 5801 17958 [8,] 5801 16023 [9,] 5801 7166 [10,] 18451 17958 [11,] 18451 16023 [12,] 18451 7166 [13,] 17958 16023 [14,] 17958 7166 [15,] 16023 7166 [[2]] [,1] [,2] [1,] 20003 17737 [2,] 20003 4031 [3,] 20003 5554 [4,] 17737 4031 [5,] 17737 5554 [6,] 4031 5554 [[3]] [,1] [,2] [1,] 19764 5553 [2,] 19764 5554 [3,] 5553 5554 > permutation.data.frame x1 x2 1 9425 5801 2 9425 18451 3 9425 17958 4 9425 16023 5 9425 7166 6 5801 18451 7 5801 17958 8 5801 16023 9 5801 7166 10 18451 17958 11 18451 16023 12 18451 7166 13 17958 16023 14 17958 7166 15 16023 7166 16 20003 17737 17 20003 4031 18 20003 5554 19 17737 4031 20 17737 5554 21 4031 5554 22 19764 5553 23 19764 5554 24 5553 5554
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