I write this and i don't know why product_id_list is not defined if i have defined it like 4 lines before. Any suggestions? I thin identation is alright so I don't have any more ideas and I also searched around without luck.
Thank you!!
def make_dataSet_rowWise(reorder_product):
print('unique Product in dataset = ', len(reorder_product.product_id.unique()))
print('unique order_id in dataset = ', len(reorder_product.order_id.unique()))
product_id_list = reorder_product.product_id.unique().tolist()
product_id_list.append("order_id")
product_id_dict = {}
i = 0
for prod_id in product_id_list:
product_id_dict[prod_id] = i
i = i 1
product_id_df = pd.Dataframe(columns = product_id_list)
row_list_all = []
order_id_list = reorder_product.order_id.unique()
i = 1
for id in order_id_list:
#print(i)
i = i 1
np_zeros = np.zeros(shape = [len(product_id_list)-1])
ordered_product_list = reorder_product.loc[reorder_product.order_id == id]["product_id"].tolist()
for order_prod in ordered_product_list:
np_zeros[product_id_dict.get(order_prod)] = 1
row_list = np_zeros.tolist()
row_list.append(id)
row_list_all.append(row_list)
return (row_list_all, product_id_list)
df_row_wise = make_dataSet_rowWise(reorder_product_99Pct)
product_id_df = pd.DataFrame(df_row_wise[0], columns = df_row_wise[1])
product_id_df.head()
The error I have is this one:
NameError Traceback (most recent call last)
<ipython-input-343-07bcac1b3b48> in <module>
7 i = 0
8
----> 9 for prod_id in product_id_list:
10 product_id_dict[prod_id] = i
11 i = i 1
NameError: name 'product_id_list' is not defined
CodePudding user response:
As already mentioned by the other answers, your indentation is wrong. My recommendation is that you use a IDE like VSCode, there is also a free web version
There are also wrong indentations with the 3 for loops. The correct indentation should be as the following
CodePudding user response:
I think your indentation may be wrong, the for-loops and return statement is out of the function (with your indentation) so I indented it so that it would still be part of the function...
def make_dataSet_rowWise(reorder_product):
print('unique Product in dataset = ', len(reorder_product.product_id.unique()))
print('unique order_id in dataset = ', len(reorder_product.order_id.unique()))
product_id_list = reorder_product.product_id.unique().tolist()
product_id_list.append("order_id")
product_id_dict = {}
i = 0
for prod_id in product_id_list:
product_id_dict[prod_id] = i
i = i 1
product_id_df = pd.Dataframe(columns = product_id_list)
row_list_all = []
order_id_list = reorder_product.order_id.unique()
i = 1
for id in order_id_list:
#print(i)
i = i 1
np_zeros = id.zeros(shape = [len(product_id_list)-1])
ordered_product_list = reorder_product.loc[reorder_product.order_id == id]["product_id"].tolist()
for order_prod in ordered_product_list:
np_zeros[product_id_dict.get(order_prod)] = 1
row_list = np_zeros.tolist()
row_list.append(id)
row_list_all.append(row_list)
return (row_list_all, product_id_list)
CodePudding user response:
I'm new here, but i think you either need to define the variable out of the scope of
def make_dataSet_rowWise(reorder_product):
OR indent the for loops to be inside
make_dataSet_rowWise