I have a CSV file and want to read the file to make a 2d dictionary.
I have tried creating a new dictionary:
f = csv.reader(open('test.csv', 'r'))
for row in f:
k, v, p = row
markovTransition[k] = {v: p}
The code above gives the output I want except It overwrites the key when the keys for the first dictionary are the same.
The CSV file is in the format of:
A,A1,3
A,A2,4
B,B1,6
C,C3,7
C,C2,3
C,C5,1
The desired dictionary is:
{A: {A1: 3, A2: 4}, B: {B1: 6}, C: {C3: 7, C2: 3, C5: 1}
The current dictionary is:
{A: {A2: 4}, B: {B1: 6}, C{C5: 1}}
How do I create a 2d dictionary from a CSV file? Thanks.
This is a nice use case for a defaultdict:
markovTransition=collections.defaultdict(dict)
f = csv.reader(open('test.csv', 'r'))
for row in f:
k, v, p = row
markovTransition[k][v] = p
try this:
markovTransition = {}
f = csv.reader(open('test.csv', 'r'))
for row in f:
k, v, p = row
if k in markovTransition.keys(): # Check if already exists and then push it.
markovTransition[k].update({v: p})
else:
markovTransition[k] = {v: p}
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