SickGear/lib/fuzzywuzzy/process.py
echel0n d7396896b5 Added in regex matching with fuzzy matching.
Shows now display Indexer absolute numbering.
Improved speed of parsing search results.
Fixed episode naming issues.
2014-05-31 03:35:11 -07:00

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#!/usr/bin/env python
# encoding: utf-8
"""
process.py
Copyright (c) 2011 Adam Cohen
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"""
import itertools
from . import fuzz
from . import utils
def extract(query, choices, processor=None, scorer=None, limit=5):
"""Find best matches in a list of choices, return a list of tuples
containing the match and it's score.
Arguments:
query -- an object representing the thing we want to find
choices -- a list of objects we are attempting to extract
values from
scorer -- f(OBJ, QUERY) --> INT. We will return the objects
with the highest score by default, we use
score.WRatio() and both OBJ and QUERY should be
strings
processor -- f(OBJ_A) --> OBJ_B, where the output is an input
to scorer for example, "processor = lambda x:
x[0]" would return the first element in a
collection x (of, say, strings) this would then
be used in the scoring collection by default, we
use utils.full_process()
"""
if choices is None or len(choices) == 0:
return []
# default, turn whatever the choice is into a workable string
if processor is None:
processor = lambda x: utils.full_process(x)
# default: wratio
if scorer is None:
scorer = fuzz.WRatio
sl = list()
for choice in choices:
processed = processor(choice)
score = scorer(query, processed)
tuple = (choice, score)
sl.append(tuple)
sl.sort(key=lambda i: i[1], reverse=True)
return sl[:limit]
def extractBests(query, choices, processor=None, scorer=None, score_cutoff=0, limit=5):
"""Find best matches above a score in a list of choices, return a
list of tuples containing the match and it's score.
Convenience method which returns the choices with best scores, see
extract() for full arguments list
Optional parameter: score_cutoff.
If the choice has a score of less than or equal to score_cutoff
it will not be included on result list
"""
best_list = extract(query, choices, processor, scorer, limit)
if len(best_list) > 0:
return list(itertools.takewhile(lambda x: x[1] > score_cutoff, best_list))
else:
return []
def extractOne(query, choices, processor=None, scorer=None, score_cutoff=0):
"""Find the best match above a score in a list of choices, return a
tuple containing the match and it's score if it's above the treshold
or None.
Convenience method which returns the single best choice, see
extract() for full arguments list
Optional parameter: score_cutoff.
If the best choice has a score of less than or equal to
score_cutoff we will return none (intuition: not a good enough
match)
"""
best_list = extract(query, choices, processor, scorer, limit=1)
if len(best_list) > 0:
best = best_list[0]
if best[1] > score_cutoff:
return best
else:
return None
else:
return None