fakir
a mildly monadic module for fast faking
A deliberately minimalist library for building graphs of random number generators with interesting dependencies, and running them to generate plausible-looking "fake data" for a variety of domains.
Pure Python with type annotations; depends only on the standard random
module.
Let's generate some bogus data with a vaguely oil-and-gas flavor:
from fakir import fixed, rng_fn, uniform, normal, choice, tupled, ifelse
from random import Random
import sys
from typing import List
def main(argv: List[str]) -> int:
animal = choice(['Wolf', 'Eagle', 'Cheetah'])
geo = choice(['Outcrop', 'Karst', 'Tundra'])
formation = animal + fixed(' ') + geo
area = normal(40, 10)
height = uniform(10, 100)
volume = area * height
phase = choice(['Oil', 'Gas'])
price = ifelse(phase == fixed('Oil'),
uniform(30, 60),
uniform(1.5, 4.5)
)
row = tupled(formation, area, height, volume, phase, price, area.iid(), price.iid())
r = Random(12345)
for i in range(100):
print(row.generate(r))
return 0
if __name__ == '__main__':
sys.exit(main(sys.argv))
fakir is "monad-inspired": there's an explicit bind, but graphs are
implicitly monadic by default.
That is, in the example above, price generates prices corresponding to the
phase generated by phase in a given "generation cycle"---it's as if we really
had written (using the phase and price produced "tupled" by phase_price):
phase = choice(['Oil', 'Gas'])
phase_price = phase.bind(
lambda p: (
uniform(30, 60) if p == 'Oil' else uniform(1.5, 4.5)
).fmap(lambda pr: (p, pr)))
To "opt out" of this implicit bind, clone Fakir objects into independent
identically distributed objects with the iid method.
Why is this a "package" and not a "module"? PEP 561 says that's the only way to get type information distributed (with py.typed). Someone who actually cares enough to bother should start a petition or something, because this kind of unbridled complexity addiction is what's destroying Python and the last shreds of my sanity.
View the full pdoc3-generated API documentation.
Install with: pip install fakir
Or download directly from PyPI.
(c) 2020 dwt | terminus data science, LLC
available under the Apache License 2.0
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