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Total Lines	118
Code Lines	60

Duplication

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Code Coverage

Tests	37
CRAP Score	17.4389

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eloc	60
dl	0
loc	118
rs	2.4
c	0
b	0
f	0
ccs	37
cts	45
cp	0.8222
cc	16
nop	2
crap	17.4389

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#pylint: disable=W0223
import os

import logging
import datetime

from collections import Counter, OrderedDict

import pandas as pd

from crowdtruth.models.worker import Worker
from crowdtruth.models.unit import Unit
from crowdtruth.models.job import Job
from crowdtruth.configuration import DefaultConfig




# create an ordered counter so that we can maintain
# the position of tags in the order they were annotated
class OrderedCounter(Counter, OrderedDict):
    """ ordered counter """
    pass

def create_ordered_counter(ordered_counter, annotation_vector):
    """ ordered counter """
    for relation in annotation_vector:
        if relation not in ordered_counter:
            ordered_counter.update({relation: 0})
    return ordered_counter


class Found(Exception):
    """ Exception """
    pass

def validate_timestamp_field(date_string, date_format):
    """ function to validate time columns in input files """

    try:
        date_obj = datetime.datetime.strptime(date_string, date_format)
        print(date_obj)
    except ValueError:
        raise ValueError('Incorrect date format')

def get_file_list(directory):
    """ return list of documents in folder """
    filelist = []

    # go through all files in this folder
    for file in os.listdir(directory):
        # if it is a folder scan it
        if os.path.isdir(directory+'/'+file):
            sublist = get_file_list(directory+'/'+file)
            sublist_length = len(sublist)
            if sublist_length:
                filelist.append(sublist)

        # if it is a csv file open it
        elif file.endswith('.csv') and file != 'groundtruth.csv':
            filelist.append(file)
    return filelist

def load(**kwargs):
    """ Load judgment files """
    # placeholder for aggregated results
    results = {
        'jobs' : [],
        'units' : [],
        'workers' : [],
        'judgments' : [],
        'annotations' : []
        }


    if 'config' not in kwargs:
        config = DefaultConfig()
    else:
        logging.info('Config loaded')
        config = kwargs['config']

    # check if files is a single file or folder
    if 'file' in kwargs and kwargs['file'].endswith('.csv'):
        files = [kwargs['file']]
    elif 'directory' in kwargs:
        directory = kwargs['directory']
        files = get_file_list(directory)
        logging.info('Found ' + str(len(files)) + ' files')
    else:
        raise ValueError('No input was provided')


    for file in files:
        if 'directory' in locals():
            logging.info("Processing " + file)
            file = directory + "/" + file
        res, config = process_file(file, config)
        for value in res:
            results[value].append(res[value])

    for value in results:
        results[value] = pd.concat(results[value])


    # workers and annotations can appear across jobs, so we have to aggregate those extra
    results['workers'] = results['workers'].groupby(results['workers'].index).agg({
        'unit' : 'sum',
        'judgment' : 'sum',
        'job' : 'count',
        'duration' : 'mean'
        })

    # aggregate annotations
    results['annotations'] = results['annotations'].groupby(results['annotations'].index).sum()

    return results, config

def remove_empty_rows(config, judgments):
    """ remove rows where the worker did not give an answer (AMT issue) """
    empty_rows = set()
    for col in config.outputColumns:
        empty_rows = empty_rows.union(judgments[pd.isnull(judgments[col]) == True].index)
    for col in config.outputColumns:
        judgments = judgments[pd.isnull(judgments[col]) == False]
    judgments = judgments.reset_index(drop=True)
    count_empty_rows = len(empty_rows)
    if count_empty_rows > 0:
        if count_empty_rows == 1:
            logging.warning(str(count_empty_rows) + " row with incomplete information in "
                            "output columns was removed.")
        else:
            logging.warning(str(count_empty_rows) + " rows with incomplete information in "
                            "output columns were removed.")
    return judgments

def remove_single_judgment_units(judgments):
    """ remove units with just 1 judgment """
    units_1work = judgments.groupby('unit').filter(lambda x: len(x) == 1)["unit"]
    judgments = judgments[~judgments['unit'].isin(units_1work)]
    judgments = judgments.reset_index(drop=True)
    no_units_1work = len(units_1work)
    if no_units_1work > 0:
        if no_units_1work == 1:
            logging.warning(str(no_units_1work) + " Media Unit that was annotated by only"
                            " 1 Worker was omitted, since agreement cannot be calculated.")
        else:
            logging.warning(str(no_units_1work) + " Media Units that were annotated by only"
                            " 1 Worker were omitted, since agreement cannot be calculated.")
    return judgments

def make_output_cols_safe_keys(config, judgments):
    """ make output values safe keys """
    for col in config.output.values():
        if isinstance(judgments[col].iloc[0], dict):
            logging.info("Values stored as dictionary")
            if config.open_ended_task:
                judgments[col] = judgments[col].apply(lambda x: OrderedCounter(x))
            else:
                judgments[col] = judgments[col].apply(lambda x: create_ordered_counter( \
                                 OrderedCounter(x), config.annotation_vector))
        else:
            logging.info("Values not stored as dictionary")
            if config.open_ended_task:
                judgments[col] = judgments[col].apply(lambda x: OrderedCounter( \
                                                      x.split(config.annotation_separator)))
            else:
                judgments[col] = judgments[col].apply(lambda x: create_ordered_counter( \
                                 OrderedCounter(x.split(config.annotation_separator)), \
                                 config.annotation_vector))
    return judgments

def process_file(filename, config):
    """ process input files with the given configuration"""

    judgments = pd.read_csv(filename)#, encoding=result['encoding'])

    platform = get_platform(judgments)

    if platform is False:
        logging.info("Custom crowdsourcing platform!")
        no_of_columns = len(config.customPlatformColumns)
        if no_of_columns != 5:
            logging.warning("The following column names are required: judgment id, "
                            "unit id, worker id, start time, submit time")
            raise ValueError('No custom platform configuration was provided')
        else:

            platform = {
                #'id'       : 'custom',
                config.customPlatformColumns[0] : 'judgment',
                config.customPlatformColumns[1] : 'unit',
                config.customPlatformColumns[2] : 'worker',
                config.customPlatformColumns[3] : 'started',
                config.customPlatformColumns[4] : 'submitted'
            }


    # we must establish which fields were part of the input data and which are output judgments
    # if there is a config, check if there is a definition of which fields to use
    #config = []
    # else use the default and select them automatically
    config = get_column_types(judgments, config)

    judgments = remove_empty_rows(config, judgments)
    # allow customization of the judgments
    judgments = config.processJudgments(judgments)

    # update the config after the preprocessing of judgments
    config = get_column_types(judgments, config)

    all_columns = dict(list(config.input.items()) + list(config.output.items()) \
                       + list(platform.items()))
    # allColumns = dict(config.input.items() | config.output.items() | platform.items())
    judgments = judgments.rename(columns=all_columns)

    # remove columns we don't care about
    judgments = judgments[list(all_columns.values())]

    judgments['job'] = filename.split('.csv')[0]

    # make output values safe keys
    judgments = make_output_cols_safe_keys(config, judgments)

    judgments['started'] = judgments['started'].apply(lambda x: pd.to_datetime(str(x)))
    judgments['submitted'] = judgments['submitted'].apply(lambda x: pd.to_datetime(str(x)))
    judgments['duration'] = judgments.apply(lambda row: (row['submitted'] - row['started']).seconds,
                                            axis=1)

    # remove units with just 1 judgment
    judgments = remove_single_judgment_units(judgments)

    #
    # aggregate units
    #
    units = Unit.aggregate(judgments, config)

    for col in config.output.values():
        judgments[col+'.count'] = judgments[col].apply(lambda x: sum(x.values()))
        judgments[col+'.unique'] = judgments[col].apply(lambda x: len(x))


    #
    # aggregate workers
    #
    workers = Worker.aggregate(judgments, config)


    #
    # aggregate annotations
    # i.e. output columns
    #
    annotations = pd.DataFrame()
    for col in config.output.values():
        res = pd.DataFrame(judgments[col].apply(lambda x: \
              pd.Series(list(x.keys())).value_counts()).sum(), columns=[col])
        annotations = pd.concat([annotations, res], axis=0)

    #
    # aggregate job
    #
    job = Job.aggregate(units, judgments, config)

    # Clean up judgments
    # remove input columns from judgments
    output_cols = [col for col in judgments.columns.values \
                    if col.startswith('output') or col.startswith('metric')]
    judgments = judgments[output_cols + list(platform.values()) + ['duration', 'job']]

    # set judgment id as index
    judgments.set_index('judgment', inplace=True)

    # add missing vector values if closed task
    for col in config.output.values():
        try:
            # openended = config.open_ended_task
            for idx in list(units.index):
                for relation in config.annotation_vector:
                    if relation not in units[col][idx]:
                        units[col][idx].update({relation : 0})
        except AttributeError:
            continue

    return {
        'jobs' : job,
        'units' : units,
        'workers' : workers,
        'judgments' : judgments,
        'annotations' : annotations,
        }, config


def get_platform(dframe):
    """ Get the crowdsourcing platform this file originates to """

    if dframe.columns.values[0] == '_unit_id':
        # CrowdFlower
        return {
            #'_platform'        : 'cf',
            '_id'           : 'judgment',
            '_unit_id'      : 'unit',
            '_worker_id'    : 'worker',
            '_started_at'   : 'started',
            '_created_at'   : 'submitted'
        }
    elif dframe.columns.values[0] == 'HITId':
        # Mturk
        return {
            #'id'       : 'amt',
            'AssignmentId'  : 'judgment',
            'HITId'         : 'unit',
            'WorkerId'      : 'worker',
            'AcceptTime'    : 'started',
            'SubmitTime'    : 'submitted'
        }
    return False


def get_column_types(dframe, config):
    """ return input and output columns """
    # returns a list of columns that contain are input content
    config.input = {}
    config.output = {}

    # get a dict of the columns with input content and the columns with output judgments
    # each entry matches [original column name]:[safestring column name]
    if dframe.columns.values[0] == 'HITId':
        # Mturk
        # if config is specified, use those columns
        if config.inputColumns:
            config.input = {c: 'input.'+c.replace('Input.', '')
                            for c in dframe.columns.values if c in config.inputColumns}
        else:
            config.input = {c: 'input.'+c.replace('Input.', '')
                            for c in dframe.columns.values if c.startswith('Input.')}

        # if config is specified, use those columns
        if config.outputColumns:
            config.output = {c: 'output.'+c.replace('Answer.', '')
                             for c in dframe.columns.values if c in config.outputColumns}
        else:
            config.output = {c: 'output.'+c.replace('Answer.', '')
                             for c in dframe.columns.values if c.startswith('Answer.')}
        return config

    elif dframe.columns.values[0] == '_unit_id':

        # if a config is specified, use those columns
        if config.inputColumns:
            config.input = {c: 'input.'+c for c in dframe.columns.values \
                            if c in config.inputColumns}
        if config.outputColumns:
            config.output = {c: 'output.'+c for c in dframe.columns.values \
                             if c in config.outputColumns}
        # if there is a config for both input and output columns, we can return those
        if config.inputColumns and config.outputColumns:
            return config

        # try to identify the input and output columns
        # this is the case if all the values in the column are identical
        # this is not failsafe but should give decent results without settings
        # it is best to make a settings.py file for a collection

        units = dframe.groupby('_unit_id')
        columns = [c for c in dframe.columns.values if c != 'clustering' and not c.startswith('_')
                   and not c.startswith('e_') and not c.endswith('_gold')
                   and not c.endswith('_reason') and not c.endswith('browser')]
        for colname in columns:
            try:
                for _, unit in units:
                    unique = unit[colname].nunique()
                    if unique != 1 and unique != 0:
                        raise Found
                if not config.inputColumns:
                    config.input[colname] = 'input.'+colname

            except Found:
                if not config.outputColumns:
                    config.output[colname] = 'output.'+colname

        return config
    else:
        # unknown platform type

        # if a config is specified, use those columns
        if config.inputColumns:
            config.input = {c: 'input.'+c for c in dframe.columns.values \
                            if c in config.inputColumns}
        if config.outputColumns:
            config.output = {c: 'output.'+c for c in dframe.columns.values \
                             if c in config.outputColumns}
        # if there is a config for both input and output columns, we can return those
        if config.inputColumns and config.outputColumns:
            return config


1		#pylint: disable=W0223
2	1	import os
3
4	1	import logging
5	1	import datetime
6
7	1	from collections import Counter, OrderedDict
8
9	1	import pandas as pd
10
11	1	from crowdtruth.models.worker import Worker
12	1	from crowdtruth.models.unit import Unit
13	1	from crowdtruth.models.job import Job
14	1	from crowdtruth.configuration import DefaultConfig
15
16
17
18
19		# create an ordered counter so that we can maintain
20		# the position of tags in the order they were annotated
21	1	class OrderedCounter(Counter, OrderedDict):
22		""" ordered counter """
23	1	pass
24
25	1	def create_ordered_counter(ordered_counter, annotation_vector):
26		""" ordered counter """
27	1	for relation in annotation_vector:
28	1	if relation not in ordered_counter:
29	1	ordered_counter.update({relation: 0})
30	1	return ordered_counter
31
32
33	1	class Found(Exception):
34		""" Exception """
35	1	pass
36
37	1	def validate_timestamp_field(date_string, date_format):
38		""" function to validate time columns in input files """
39
40		try:
41		date_obj = datetime.datetime.strptime(date_string, date_format)
42		print(date_obj)
43		except ValueError:
44		raise ValueError('Incorrect date format')
45
46	1	def get_file_list(directory):
47		""" return list of documents in folder """
48		filelist = []
49
50		# go through all files in this folder
51		for file in os.listdir(directory):
52		# if it is a folder scan it
53		if os.path.isdir(directory+'/'+file):
54		sublist = get_file_list(directory+'/'+file)
55		sublist_length = len(sublist)
56		if sublist_length:
57		filelist.append(sublist)
58
59		# if it is a csv file open it
60		elif file.endswith('.csv') and file != 'groundtruth.csv':
61		filelist.append(file)
62		return filelist
63
64	1	def load(**kwargs):
65		""" Load judgment files """
66		# placeholder for aggregated results
67	1	results = {
68		'jobs' : [],
69		'units' : [],
70		'workers' : [],
71		'judgments' : [],
72		'annotations' : []
73		}
74
75
76	1	if 'config' not in kwargs:
77		config = DefaultConfig()
78		else:
79	1	logging.info('Config loaded')
80	1	config = kwargs['config']
81
82		# check if files is a single file or folder
83	1	if 'file' in kwargs and kwargs['file'].endswith('.csv'):
84	1	files = [kwargs['file']]
85		elif 'directory' in kwargs:
86		directory = kwargs['directory']
87		files = get_file_list(directory)
88		logging.info('Found ' + str(len(files)) + ' files')
89		else:
90		raise ValueError('No input was provided')
91
92
93	1	for file in files:
94	1	if 'directory' in locals():
95		logging.info("Processing " + file)
96		file = directory + "/" + file
97	1	res, config = process_file(file, config)
98	1	for value in res:
99	1	results[value].append(res[value])
100
101	1	for value in results:
102	1	results[value] = pd.concat(results[value])
103
104
105		# workers and annotations can appear across jobs, so we have to aggregate those extra
106	1	results['workers'] = results['workers'].groupby(results['workers'].index).agg({
107		'unit' : 'sum',
108		'judgment' : 'sum',
109		'job' : 'count',
110		'duration' : 'mean'
111		})
112
113		# aggregate annotations
114	1	results['annotations'] = results['annotations'].groupby(results['annotations'].index).sum()
115
116	1	return results, config
117
118	1	def remove_empty_rows(config, judgments):
119		""" remove rows where the worker did not give an answer (AMT issue) """
120	1	empty_rows = set()
121	1	for col in config.outputColumns:
122	1	empty_rows = empty_rows.union(judgments[pd.isnull(judgments[col]) == True].index)
123	1	for col in config.outputColumns:
124	1	judgments = judgments[pd.isnull(judgments[col]) == False]
125	1	judgments = judgments.reset_index(drop=True)
126	1	count_empty_rows = len(empty_rows)
127	1	if count_empty_rows > 0:
128		if count_empty_rows == 1:
129		logging.warning(str(count_empty_rows) + " row with incomplete information in "
130		"output columns was removed.")
131		else:
132		logging.warning(str(count_empty_rows) + " rows with incomplete information in "
133		"output columns were removed.")
134	1	return judgments
135
136	1	def remove_single_judgment_units(judgments):
137		""" remove units with just 1 judgment """
138	1	units_1work = judgments.groupby('unit').filter(lambda x: len(x) == 1)["unit"]
139	1	judgments = judgments[~judgments['unit'].isin(units_1work)]
140	1	judgments = judgments.reset_index(drop=True)
141	1	no_units_1work = len(units_1work)
142	1	if no_units_1work > 0:
143		if no_units_1work == 1:
144		logging.warning(str(no_units_1work) + " Media Unit that was annotated by only"
145		" 1 Worker was omitted, since agreement cannot be calculated.")
146		else:
147		logging.warning(str(no_units_1work) + " Media Units that were annotated by only"
148		" 1 Worker were omitted, since agreement cannot be calculated.")
149	1	return judgments
150
151	1	def make_output_cols_safe_keys(config, judgments):
152		""" make output values safe keys """
153	1	for col in config.output.values():
154	1	if isinstance(judgments[col].iloc[0], dict):
155		logging.info("Values stored as dictionary")
156		if config.open_ended_task:
157		judgments[col] = judgments[col].apply(lambda x: OrderedCounter(x))
158		else:
159		judgments[col] = judgments[col].apply(lambda x: create_ordered_counter( \
160		OrderedCounter(x), config.annotation_vector))
161		else:
162	1	logging.info("Values not stored as dictionary")
163	1	if config.open_ended_task:
164	1	judgments[col] = judgments[col].apply(lambda x: OrderedCounter( \
165		x.split(config.annotation_separator)))
166		else:
167	1	judgments[col] = judgments[col].apply(lambda x: create_ordered_counter( \
168		OrderedCounter(x.split(config.annotation_separator)), \
169		config.annotation_vector))
170	1	return judgments
171
172	1	def process_file(filename, config):
173		""" process input files with the given configuration"""
174
175	1	judgments = pd.read_csv(filename)#, encoding=result['encoding'])
176
177	1	platform = get_platform(judgments)
178
179	1	if platform is False:
180		logging.info("Custom crowdsourcing platform!")
181		no_of_columns = len(config.customPlatformColumns)
182		if no_of_columns != 5:
183		logging.warning("The following column names are required: judgment id, "
184		"unit id, worker id, start time, submit time")
185		raise ValueError('No custom platform configuration was provided')
186		else:
187
188		platform = {
189		#'id' : 'custom',
190		config.customPlatformColumns[0] : 'judgment',
191		config.customPlatformColumns[1] : 'unit',
192		config.customPlatformColumns[2] : 'worker',
193		config.customPlatformColumns[3] : 'started',
194		config.customPlatformColumns[4] : 'submitted'
195		}
196
197
198		# we must establish which fields were part of the input data and which are output judgments
199		# if there is a config, check if there is a definition of which fields to use
200		#config = []
201		# else use the default and select them automatically
202	1	config = get_column_types(judgments, config)
203
204	1	judgments = remove_empty_rows(config, judgments)
205		# allow customization of the judgments
206	1	judgments = config.processJudgments(judgments)
207
208		# update the config after the preprocessing of judgments
209	1	config = get_column_types(judgments, config)
210
211	1	all_columns = dict(list(config.input.items()) + list(config.output.items()) \
212		+ list(platform.items()))
213		# allColumns = dict(config.input.items() \| config.output.items() \| platform.items())
214	1	judgments = judgments.rename(columns=all_columns)
215
216		# remove columns we don't care about
217	1	judgments = judgments[list(all_columns.values())]
218
219	1	judgments['job'] = filename.split('.csv')[0]
220
221		# make output values safe keys
222	1	judgments = make_output_cols_safe_keys(config, judgments)
223
224	1	judgments['started'] = judgments['started'].apply(lambda x: pd.to_datetime(str(x)))
225	1	judgments['submitted'] = judgments['submitted'].apply(lambda x: pd.to_datetime(str(x)))
226	1	judgments['duration'] = judgments.apply(lambda row: (row['submitted'] - row['started']).seconds,
227		axis=1)
228
229		# remove units with just 1 judgment
230	1	judgments = remove_single_judgment_units(judgments)
231
232		#
233		# aggregate units
234		#
235	1	units = Unit.aggregate(judgments, config)
236
237	1	for col in config.output.values():
238	1	judgments[col+'.count'] = judgments[col].apply(lambda x: sum(x.values()))
239	1	judgments[col+'.unique'] = judgments[col].apply(lambda x: len(x))
240
241
242		#
243		# aggregate workers
244		#
245	1	workers = Worker.aggregate(judgments, config)
246
247
248		#
249		# aggregate annotations
250		# i.e. output columns
251		#
252	1	annotations = pd.DataFrame()
253	1	for col in config.output.values():
254	1	res = pd.DataFrame(judgments[col].apply(lambda x: \
255		pd.Series(list(x.keys())).value_counts()).sum(), columns=[col])
256	1	annotations = pd.concat([annotations, res], axis=0)
257
258		#
259		# aggregate job
260		#
261	1	job = Job.aggregate(units, judgments, config)
262
263		# Clean up judgments
264		# remove input columns from judgments
265	1	output_cols = [col for col in judgments.columns.values \
266		if col.startswith('output') or col.startswith('metric')]
267	1	judgments = judgments[output_cols + list(platform.values()) + ['duration', 'job']]
268
269		# set judgment id as index
270	1	judgments.set_index('judgment', inplace=True)
271
272		# add missing vector values if closed task
273	1	for col in config.output.values():
274	1	try:
275		# openended = config.open_ended_task
276	1	for idx in list(units.index):
277	1	for relation in config.annotation_vector:
278	1	if relation not in units[col][idx]:
279	1	units[col][idx].update({relation : 0})
280		except AttributeError:
281		continue
282
283	1	return {
284		'jobs' : job,
285		'units' : units,
286		'workers' : workers,
287		'judgments' : judgments,
288		'annotations' : annotations,
289		}, config
290
291
292	1	def get_platform(dframe):
293		""" Get the crowdsourcing platform this file originates to """
294
295	1	if dframe.columns.values[0] == '_unit_id':
296		# CrowdFlower
297	1	return {
298		#'_platform' : 'cf',
299		'_id' : 'judgment',
300		'_unit_id' : 'unit',
301		'_worker_id' : 'worker',
302		'_started_at' : 'started',
303		'_created_at' : 'submitted'
304		}
305		elif dframe.columns.values[0] == 'HITId':
306		# Mturk
307		return {
308		#'id' : 'amt',
309		'AssignmentId' : 'judgment',
310		'HITId' : 'unit',
311		'WorkerId' : 'worker',
312		'AcceptTime' : 'started',
313		'SubmitTime' : 'submitted'
314		}
315		return False
316
317
318	1	def get_column_types(dframe, config):
319		""" return input and output columns """
320		# returns a list of columns that contain are input content
321	1	config.input = {}
322	1	config.output = {}
323
324		# get a dict of the columns with input content and the columns with output judgments
325		# each entry matches [original column name]:[safestring column name]
326	1	if dframe.columns.values[0] == 'HITId':
327		# Mturk
328		# if config is specified, use those columns
329		if config.inputColumns:
330		config.input = {c: 'input.'+c.replace('Input.', '')
331		for c in dframe.columns.values if c in config.inputColumns}
332		else:
333		config.input = {c: 'input.'+c.replace('Input.', '')
334		for c in dframe.columns.values if c.startswith('Input.')}
335
336		# if config is specified, use those columns
337		if config.outputColumns:
338		config.output = {c: 'output.'+c.replace('Answer.', '')
339		for c in dframe.columns.values if c in config.outputColumns}
340		else:
341		config.output = {c: 'output.'+c.replace('Answer.', '')
342		for c in dframe.columns.values if c.startswith('Answer.')}
343		return config
344
345	1	elif dframe.columns.values[0] == '_unit_id':
346
347		# if a config is specified, use those columns
348	1	if config.inputColumns:
349	1	config.input = {c: 'input.'+c for c in dframe.columns.values \
350		if c in config.inputColumns}
351	1	if config.outputColumns:
352	1	config.output = {c: 'output.'+c for c in dframe.columns.values \
353		if c in config.outputColumns}
354		# if there is a config for both input and output columns, we can return those
355	1	if config.inputColumns and config.outputColumns:
356	1	return config
357
358		# try to identify the input and output columns
359		# this is the case if all the values in the column are identical
360		# this is not failsafe but should give decent results without settings
361		# it is best to make a settings.py file for a collection
362
363		units = dframe.groupby('_unit_id')
364		columns = [c for c in dframe.columns.values if c != 'clustering' and not c.startswith('_')
365		and not c.startswith('e_') and not c.endswith('_gold')
366		and not c.endswith('_reason') and not c.endswith('browser')]
367		for colname in columns:
368		try:
369		for _, unit in units:
370		unique = unit[colname].nunique()
371		if unique != 1 and unique != 0:
372		raise Found
373		if not config.inputColumns:
374		config.input[colname] = 'input.'+colname
375
376		except Found:
377		if not config.outputColumns:
378		config.output[colname] = 'output.'+colname
379
380		return config
381		else:
382		# unknown platform type
383
384		# if a config is specified, use those columns
385		if config.inputColumns:
386		config.input = {c: 'input.'+c for c in dframe.columns.values \
387		if c in config.inputColumns}
388		if config.outputColumns:
389		config.output = {c: 'output.'+c for c in dframe.columns.values \
390		if c in config.outputColumns}
391		# if there is a config for both input and output columns, we can return those
392		if config.inputColumns and config.outputColumns:
393		return config
394

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