cwslib 1.0.0

#cwslib

Introduction

This module contains the following algorithms: the standard MinHash algorithm for binary sets andseveral Consistent Weighted Sampling algorithms(CWS、ICWS、I2CWS、PCWS、CCWS、0-bit CWS、SCWS).

Each algorithm converts a data instance (i.e., vector) into the hash code of the specified length,and computes the time of encoding.

Installation

pip install cwslib

The homepage of the toolbox is here.

Usage

# Input data: {array-like, sparse matrix}, shape (n_features, n_instances), format='csc'
# a data matrix where row represents feature and column is data instance
# Import necessary libraries/modules

from os.path import basename
import cwslib
import scipy.io as scio
from cwslib.CWSlib import ConsistentWeightedSampling
from scipy.io import savemat
import os
from scipy.sparse import csr_matrix

# List of MATLAB file paths containing data
mat_files = [···]

# Iterate over each MATLAB file
for mat_file in mat_files:
    # Load data from MATLAB file
    mat_data = scio.loadmat(mat_file)
    # Extract the 'jaccard' array from loaded data
    arr = mat_data['jaccard']
    # Convert the array data into a Compressed Sparse Row matrix
    data = csr_matrix(arr)
    # Iterate over a range of dimension numbers
    for dimension_num in range(10, 100, 10):
        # Apply the Weighted MinHash algorithm to generate fingerprints
        cws = cwslib.CWSlib.ConsistentWeightedSampling(data, dimension_num)
        fingerprints_k, fingerprints_y, elapsed = cws.algorithms-name()
        # Print information about the current process
        print(str(basename(mat_file)), 'dimension_num =', dimension_num, 'algorithms-name-elapsed = ', elapsed, '秒')
        # Define the path to save the generated MATLAB files
        save_path = "D:\\desktop\\mat\\"
        # Create the directory if it doesn't exist
        os.makedirs(save_path, exist_ok=True)
        # Construct the file name for the saved MATLAB file
        file_name = str(basename(mat_file)) + '-cws-' + str(dimension_num) + '.mat'
        # Combine the directory path and file name
        file_path = os.path.join(save_path, file_name)
        # Save the fingerprints into a new MATLAB file
        savemat(file_path, {'fingerprints_k': fingerprints_k, 'fingerprints_y': fingerprints_y})