I have a list of dictionaries, where some "term" values are repeated:
terms_dict = [{'term': 'potato', 'cui': '123AB'}, {'term': 'carrot', 'cui': '222AB'}, {'term': 'potato', 'cui': '456AB'}]
As you can see the term 'potato' value appears more than once. I would like to store this 'term' for future reference as a variable. Then, remove all of those repeated terms from the terms_dict
, leaving only the term 'carrot' dictionary in the list.
Desired output:
repeated_terms = ['potato'] ## identified and stored terms that are repeated in terms_dict.
new_terms_dict = [{'term': 'carrot', 'cui': '222AB'}] ## new dict with the unique term.
Idea:
I can certainly create a new dictionary with unique terms, however, I am stuck with actually identifying the "term" that is repeated and storing it in a list.
Is there a pythonic way of finding/printing/storing the repeated values?
You can use collections.Counter
for the task:
from collections import Counter
terms_dict = [
{"term": "potato", "cui": "123AB"},
{"term": "carrot", "cui": "222AB"},
{"term": "potato", "cui": "456AB"},
]
c = Counter(d["term"] for d in terms_dict)
repeated_terms = [k for k, v in c.items() if v > 1]
new_terms_dict = [d for d in terms_dict if c[d["term"]] == 1]
print(repeated_terms)
print(new_terms_dict)
Prints:
['potato']
[{'term': 'carrot', 'cui': '222AB'}]
You can use drop_duplicates
and duplicated
from pandas
:
>>> import pandas as pd
>>> df = pd.DataFrame(terms_dict)
>>> df.term[df.term.duplicated()].tolist() # repeats
['potato']
>>> df.drop_duplicates('term', keep=False).to_dict('records') # without repeats
[{'term': 'carrot', 'cui': '222AB'}]
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