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==Downloading data== | ==Downloading data== | ||
At the moment very sensitive to glitches in the database (multiple locations for the same index for a single cell), and does not handle large quantities of data well. Ideally should work, testing needed... The only page that I came across that does not give errors is [[Population of Europe]], though probably because of the size of the data only the first hundred or so cells become populated, incorrectly... A lot of cells in data on many pages seem to be missing location data altogether... The code seems to break up in a different way every time I copy paste it to a new instance of R... | *At the moment very sensitive to glitches in the database (multiple locations for the same index for a single cell), and does not handle large quantities of data well. Ideally should work, testing needed... | ||
**The only page that I came across that does not give errors is [[Population of Europe]], though probably because of the size of the data only the first hundred or so cells become populated, incorrectly... | |||
**A lot of cells in data on many pages seem to be missing location data altogether... | |||
*The code seems to break up in a different way every time I copy paste it to a new instance of R... | |||
**This is related to the paste function used for the SQL queries and quotes in the query, escape characters don't seem to work... Investigating... | |||
===Low level functions (mainly sql queries)=== | ===Low level functions (mainly sql queries)=== |
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Code for R for the purpose of interacting with the Opasnet Base is collected on this page. To use it, copy paste the code to R; this defines the functions, after which they can be called in R. I've tried to explain the code in comments (#). This is a work in progress, if you have comments or new ideas post them using the comment templates on a new line after the one you want to comment, I'm no expert in programming so input is appreciated :P.
Package dependencies
These packages are required for most of the code to work. Load these first.
- utils
- RODBC
Setup
Establishes the connection to the database. Copy paste first.
db <- odbcConnect("opasnet_base") #assuming "opasnet_base" is the defined DSN
Downloading data
- At the moment very sensitive to glitches in the database (multiple locations for the same index for a single cell), and does not handle large quantities of data well. Ideally should work, testing needed...
- The only page that I came across that does not give errors is Population of Europe, though probably because of the size of the data only the first hundred or so cells become populated, incorrectly...
- A lot of cells in data on many pages seem to be missing location data altogether...
- The code seems to break up in a different way every time I copy paste it to a new instance of R...
- This is related to the paste function used for the SQL queries and quotes in the query, escape characters don't seem to work... Investigating...
Low level functions (mainly sql queries)
Copy paste these second.
#Get latest series id op_baseGetLatest <- function(ident) { series_list <- sqlQuery(db, paste(' SELECT actobj.series_id FROM obj LEFT JOIN actobj ON obj.id = actobj.obj_id ', 'WHERE obj.ident = "', ident, '"', sep = )) series_list[nrow(series_list),1] } #Get results (cell id, result) op_baseGetData <- function(series_id) { sqlQuery(db, paste(' SELECT cell.id, res.result FROM actobj LEFT JOIN cell ON actobj.id = cell.actobj_id LEFT JOIN res ON cell.id = res.cell_id WHERE actobj.series_id = ', series_id, sep = )) } #Not in use: Get indexes and locations per cell op_baseGetDims <- function(cell_id_list) { sqlQuery(db, paste(' SELECT loccell.cell_id, loc.id, loc.location, loc.obj_id_i, obj.name FROM loccell LEFT JOIN loc ON loccell.loc_id = loc.id LEFT JOIN obj ON loc.obj_id_i = obj.id WHERE loccell.cell_id BETWEEN ', cell_id_list[1,1], ' AND ', cell_id_list[nrow(cell_id_list),1], sep = )) } #Experimental: Sort locations by index #tapply(dims_table[,3], dims_table[,5], paste) #Not in use: Get indexes from dims_table op_baseFindInd <- function(dims_table) { factor(op_baseDims[,4]) #could also use "obj_id_i"(obj.name for index) instead of 5 for column name } #Get indexes op_baseGetInd <- function (cell_id_list) { indexes <- sqlQuery(db, paste(' SELECT DISTINCT loc.obj_id_i FROM loccell LEFT JOIN loc ON loccell.loc_id = loc.id WHERE loccell.cell_id BETWEEN ', cell_id_list[1,1], ' AND ', cell_id_list[nrow(cell_id_list),1], sep = )) as.numeric(indexes[,1]) } #Get locations op_baseGetLoc <- function(index, cell_id_list) { locations <- sqlQuery(db, paste(' SELECT DISTINCT loc.id FROM loccell LEFT JOIN loc ON loccell.loc_id = loc.id WHERE loc.obj_id_i = ', index, ' AND loccell.cell_id BETWEEN ', cell_id_list[1,1], ' AND ', cell_id_list[nrow(cell_id_list),1], sep = )) as.numeric(locations[,1]) } #Get location names (will not work properly if different indexes have locations with similar name) op_baseGetLocNames <- function(index, cell_id_list) { locations <- sqlQuery(db, paste(' SELECT DISTINCT loc.location FROM loccell LEFT JOIN loc ON loccell.loc_id = loc.id WHERE loc.obj_id_i = ', index, ' AND loccell.cell_id BETWEEN ', cell_id_list[1,1], ' AND ', cell_id_list[nrow(cell_id_list),1], sep = )) as.numeric(locations[,1]) } #Get location name (simple) op_baseGetLocName <- function(loc_id) { sqlQuery(db, paste(' SELECT location FROM loc WHERE id = ', loc_id, sep = )) } #Get index name op_baseGetIndName <- function(ind_id) { sqlQuery(db, paste(' SELECT name FROM obj WHERE id = ', ind_id, sep = )) } #Get locations for a specific cell op_baseGetLocs <- function(cell_id) { sqlQuery(db, paste(' SELECT DISTINCT loc.location, loc.id FROM loccell LEFT JOIN loc ON loccell.loc_id = loc.id WHERE loccell.cell_id = ', cell_id, sep = )) #backup: 'AND loc.obj_id_i BETWEEN ', <<<INDEX>>>, ' AND ', <<<INDEX>>> }
High Level function
Copy paste this last.
op_baseArray <- function(page_ident) { #Basic data downloading op_baseLatest <- op_baseGetLatest(page_ident) op_baseData <- op_baseGetData(op_baseLatest) #cell,result #final_array <- op_baseData[,2] #ideal case (data in proper order) #op_baseDims <- op_baseGetDims(op_baseData) #op_baseIndexes <- op_baseFindInd(op_baseDims) op_baseInd <- op_baseGetInd(op_baseData) #Array structure building IndLengths <- 1:3 #blank vector for index lengths IndList <- rep(vector("list", 1), length(op_baseInd)) #blank list of appropriate length for indexes and #locations for naming the dimensions of the array IndIdList <- rep(vector("list", 1), length(op_baseInd)) #blank list of appropriate length for ids of indexes IndNames <- c(1) #blank vector for index names #temp <- c(1) #temporary vector for (i in 1:length(op_baseInd)) { IndIdList[[i]] <- op_baseGetLoc(op_baseInd[i], op_baseData) #fetch location ids in index to a list, #assumed every cell has locations for all unique index id values in loc.obj_id_i in the range of cells IndNames[i] <- paste(op_baseGetIndName(op_baseInd[i])[1,1]) #fetch index name to a vector IndLengths[i] <- length(IndIdList[[i]]) #backup: op_baseGetLoc(op_baseInd[i], op_baseData)) for (j in 1:IndLengths[i]) { #temp[[i]][j] <- op_baseGetLocName(IndIdList[[i]][j]) IndList[[i]][j] <- paste(op_baseGetLocName(IndIdList[[i]][j])[1,1]) } #IndList[[i]] <- temp[[i]] } final_array <- rep(NA, prod(IndLengths)) dim(final_array) <- IndLengths names(IndList) <- IndNames dimnames(final_array) <- IndList #Cell population LocList <- c(1) #blank vector for locations per cell LocMap <- c(1) #blank vector for location to position mapping CellPosition <- c(1) #blank vector for cell position for (i in 1:length(op_baseData[,1])) { #for each cell LocList <- paste(op_baseGetLocs(op_baseData[i,1])[,1]) #get list of locations for (j in 1:length(LocList)) { #for each location per cell LocMap <- 1:IndLengths[j] #get available positions in given index, assumed correct order of indexes in LocList names(LocMap) <- dimnames(final_array)[[j]] #add names (locations) of positions in given index CellPosition[j] <- LocMap[LocList[j]] #match cell specific locations to positions in index } final_array[CellPosition] <- op_baseData[i,2] #insert result in array in position determined by CellPosition } final_array #print/return the final array }
Usage
variable <- op_baseArray("<page identifier>")