Python Programming - Exercises: Finn Arup Nielsen

Python programming exercises
Finn Arup Nielsen DTU Compute Technical University of Denmark October 10, 2013
Installation
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Install Python
Install python and some libraries Check that you can write: $ python >>> import simplejson >>> import feedparser >>> import cherrypy >>> import pymongo >>> import nltk >>> nltk.download() >>> from nltk.corpus import brown >>> brown.words() [The, Fulton, County, Grand, Jury, said, ...]
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Install Python
Install ipython (e.g., by pip) Start with: ipython -pylab Once installed make sure you can write: In [1]: plot(sin(linspace(0,8,100)))
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Install CGI Python

Copy CGI script from http://www.student.dtu.dk/faan/cgi-bin/helloworld to your own directory: ~/public_html/cgi-bin/ and see that it works.
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Extra task
After installing Cherrypy see that it works. Try to get the bonus-sqlobject.py from the tutorial to work. Note that this requires the installation of a SQL database. One of the line in the bonus-sqlobject.py le states: # configure your database connection here __connection__ = mysql://root:@localhost/test If you dont want to install MySQL try installing the simpler sqlite and its python support and then change the connection line.
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Extra extra installation tasks

Install spyder Get a hello world Google App Engine application up and running. Get a hello world Heroku up and running.
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General Python
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For loops, str and int

Write a function, ishashad that determines whether a number is a Harshad number (for number base 10). A Harshad number is an integer that is divisible by the sum of its digits (Wikipedia) Example: 81 8 + 1 = 9 81/9 = 9 Harshad! >>> ishashad(81) True Hint: convert the number to a string.
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Dictionaries
Count the number of items in a list with the result in a dictionary. List example: l = [a, b, f, f, b, b] Should give something like: c = {a: 1, b: 3, f: 2} What and where is defaultdict?
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Recursion
Implement a factorial function, n!, with recursion: >>> factorial(4) 24 (4! = 1 2 3 4 = 24) See what happens with factorial(1000)
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Classes
Construct a module with a derived dictionary class with sorted keys: >>> s = SortedKeysDict({a: 1, c: 2, b: 3, d: 4}) >>> s.keys() [a, b, c, d] >>> s.items() [(a, 1), (b, 3), (c, 2), (d, 4)] Also implement doctest for the class. Document it and extract the document with, e.g., pydoc
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File reading and simple computing

Consider a le with the following matrix X: 1 2 3 4 Read and compute Y = 2 X Try also using the with statement in this case.
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Project Euler
Project Euler is a website with mathematical problems that should/could be solved by computers. Go to the Web-site http://projecteuler.net/ and solve some of the problems using Python. As an example the problem number 16 can be solved in one line of Python: >>> sum(map(int, list(str(2**1000)))) 1366
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Encoding
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UTF-8 encoding/UNICODE
In terms of UTF-8/UNICODE what is wrong with the following code: https://raw.github.com/gist/1035399 Hint look at the word na ve. Make a correction. See also:
http://nnaarupnielsen.wordpress.com/2011/06/20/simplest-sentiment-analysis-in-pythonwith-af/
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UTF-8 encoding/UNICODE
Translate the AFINN sentiment word list with a language translation web service, or perhaps just a part it to a language you know and see if it works with with a couple of sentences.
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Numerical python
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File reading and simple computing

Consider a le with the following matrix X: 1 2 3 4 Read and compute Y = 2 X now with NumPy!
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Matrix rank
Compute the rank of the array: >>> from numpy import * >>> A = array([[1, 0], [0, 0]]) >>> rank(A) 2 Hmmmm ??? Not this one.
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Python programming exercises Find the matrix rank by computing the number of numerical non-zero singular values Function header: def matrixrank(A, tol=None): """ Computes the matrix rank >>> matrixrank(array([[1, 0], [0, 0]])) 1 """ Hint: use the svd function in numpy.linalg.
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Statistical distributions
Generate 10000 sets with 10 Gaussian distributed samples, square each element and sum over the 10 samples. Plot the histogram of the 10000 sums together with the teoretically curve of the probability density function. 2 10 PDF from the pdf() function in the scipy.stats.chi2 class
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Coauthors
Read coauthors.csv a tab-separated le with co-author matrix. Find the author with most coauthoring. Plot the largest connected component part of the network with NetworkX.
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Text mining
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Word and sentence segmentation

Segment the following short text into sentences and words: >>> s = u"""DTU course 02820 is taught by Mr. Bartlomiej Wilkowski, Mr. Marcin Marek Szewczyk & Finn Arup Nielsen, Ph.D. Some of aspects of the course are: machine learning and web 2.0. The telephone to Finn is (+45) 4525 3921, and his email is fn@imm.dtu.dk. A book published by OReilly called Programming Collective Intelligence might be useful. It costs $39.99 or 285.00 kroner in Polyteknisk Boghandle. Is Text Processing in Python appropriate for the course? Perhaps! The constructor function in Python is called "__init__()". fMRI will not be a topic of the course.""" Try both with the re module as well as with a function from nltk.
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Email mining
Change the feature set to less words or other words. Code available here: https://gist.github.com/1226214
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Web serving
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Estimation web service

Create a web service that will take a series of numbers and model the data, e.g., with a linear model. You can, e.g., use the below pointer for the class which makes the computation. unimodeler.py
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Pandas
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Assignment results in Pandas

Read in the assignment results Excel sheets (available under File Sharing in CampusNet) with Pandas into several dataframes. Aggregate the dataframe into one big dataframe. Compute the correlation between the scores in Score columns. Produce a table/matrix of scatter plots of the score results for the different.
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