The provided code contains two primary functions: `dataReadTableDiscover` and `openSampleDataDiscover`....
June 30, 2025 at 06:50 AM
The provided code contains two primary functions: dataReadTableDiscover
and openSampleDataDiscover
. Here's what each does:
dataReadTableDiscover
Function
This function performs the following tasks:
-
Check for Temporary Table:
- If the table name starts with
'TEMP_'
, it processes it as a temporary table. Otherwise, it treats it as a regular table.
- If the table name starts with
-
Temporary Table Logic (
TEMP_
):- Extracts the feature name (e.g., from the table name
"TEMP_feature1"
, it splits and takes"feature1"
). - Retrieves feature inputs (
fe_inputs
) and feature logic (fe_logic
) from the database connection (conn
) for the specific job and feature name. - Loads CSV files for each of the extracted table names, renames columns to include their respective table name as prefixes, and then joins the data from all these tables into a single DataFrame (
joinedDF
). - Processes the "LAND__date" column:
- Cleans and attempts to convert each value into a valid
datetime
object using regular expressions. Invalid dates are set toNaN
. - Updates the "LAND__date" column in
joinedDF
with the parsed dates.
- Cleans and attempts to convert each value into a valid
- Extracts the feature name (e.g., from the table name
-
Feature Logic Execution:
- Dynamically executes the feature logic (
fe_logic
) on atemp_df
DataFrame.
- Dynamically executes the feature logic (
-
Post-Processing:
- Processes any columns referring to 'year' in
temp_df
, ensuring numeric data where applicable. - Returns
temp_df
, which contains processed data based on the feature logic.
- Processes any columns referring to 'year' in
-
Regular Table Processing:
- If the table doesn't start with
'TEMP_'
, it is read directly from a CSV file (with a limited number of rows) using a given delimiter from session state.
- If the table doesn't start with
openSampleDataDiscover
Function
This function handles displaying and interacting with sampled data:
-
Triggers a Modal Window:
- Opens a modal for viewing and selecting sample data tables.
-
Fetch Catalog Information:
- Retrieves the list of tables from the catalog of the connected database.
- Combines the
tableName
andparent_table
fields into a single unique list.
-
User Interaction:
- Displays a dropdown (
st.selectbox
) for users to select a table from the unique list of tables.
- Displays a dropdown (
-
Process Selected Table:
- Passes the selected table to the
dataReadTableDiscover
function to load and process the data. - Displays the processed DataFrame (
df
) in the modal using Streamlit widgets.
- Passes the selected table to the
Additional Notes:
-
Logic Highlight:
- Dynamically executing feature logic via
exec(fe_logic, locals())
can be risky, as it introduces the potential for security vulnerabilities iffe_logic
contains malicious code.
- Dynamically executing feature logic via
-
AzureOpenAIEmbeddings
Object:- Initializes an embedding object for a specific OpenAI Azure endpoint. It isn't directly used in the provided code, but likely supports other functionalities.
-
Regex for Dates:
- Matches a wide range of common date formats (
YYYY-MM-DD
,MM/DD/YYYY
, etc.). - Ensures robust handling of dates with fuzzy parsing.
- Matches a wide range of common date formats (
-
CSV File Handling:
- Reads CSV files dynamically based on input, processes the data, and joins columns with unique prefixes to prevent naming conflicts.
-
Modular Design:
- The
dataReadTableDiscover
function is used as a helper inside theopenSampleDataDiscover
function for data preparation, ensuring separation of logic between data loading and user interaction.
- The
What the Code Does Overall:
The code aims to:
- Read, process, and prepare data from specified tables (e.g., temporary, regular) in a flexible way.
- Dynamically execute user-defined feature logic on the data.
- Provide an interactive interface (via Streamlit) for users to select and view sample data from tables in a data catalog.
This is useful in scenarios like data exploration, feature engineering, and creating customizable views for data scientists or analysts within a Streamlit app.
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