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The document contains a Python script that calculates the frequency of food combinations from a list of new orders against a set of old orders. It uses the itertools library to generate combinations and updates a CSV file with the results. The script reads the CSV file, processes the data, and writes the updated values back to the file.

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The document contains a Python script that calculates the frequency of food combinations from a list of new orders against a set of old orders. It uses the itertools library to generate combinations and updates a CSV file with the results. The script reads the CSV file, processes the data, and writes the updated values back to the file.

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from itertools import combinations

import csv

new_order = ["paneer", "buttermilk", "roti"]

food_com = combinations(new_order, 2)

food_com = list(food_com)
print(food_com)
print(food_com[0][0])

# Fake old orders


all_order = [["paneer", "buttermilk", "papad"], ["dabeli", "vadapau",
"buttermilk"], ["roti", "paneer"], ["paneer", "roti", "papad"],
["vadapau", "buttermilk"], ["buttermilk", "papad"],
["vadapau", "dabeli"], ["paneer", "roti"], ["paneer",
"roti", "buttermilk"]]

total_order = len(all_order) + 1
result = []

for i in food_com:
count = 0
for j, value in enumerate(all_order):
if i[0] in value and i[1] in value:
count += 1

result.append(count)

new_result = []
for i in result:
new_result.append(i / total_order)

print(new_result)
# print(food_com[0][0]) // accces food_com

"""
1) Read csv file
2) Update data
3) Write file
"""

with open('FOODSS.csv', 'r') as r:


r = csv.reader(open('FOODSS.csv'))
lines = list(r)
print(lines)

for i, food_pair in enumerate(food_com):


for j in range(2):

col_index1 = lines[0].index(food_com[i][0].upper()) # paneer


index
row_index1 = lines[0].index(food_com[i][1].upper()) # buttermilk
index

lines[row_index1][col_index1] = new_result[i] # Mean =


lines[paneer][buttermilk]
lines[col_index1][row_index1] = new_result[i] # Mean =
lines[buttermilk][paneer]
print(lines[row_index1][col_index1])
print( lines[col_index1][row_index1])

with open('FOODSS.csv', 'w') as file:


writer = csv.writer(file)
writer.writerows(lines)

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