Class: Queries::Otu::Autocomplete
- Inherits:
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Query::Autocomplete
- Object
- Query
- Query::Autocomplete
- Queries::Otu::Autocomplete
- Defined in:
- lib/queries/otu/autocomplete.rb
Overview
See Query::Autocomplete for optimization strategy per name. There are 4 classes of name, each which has the same strategy: OTU name, Original TaxonName, TaxonName, CommonName We then apply a global priority pulling the best names from each sub-strategy to the top.
Constant Summary collapse
- QUERIES =
Keys are method names. Existence of method is checked before requesting the query
{ # OTU otu_name_exact: {priority: 1}, autocomplete_exact_id: {priority: 1}, autocomplete_identifier_cached_exact: {priority: 1}, otu_name_start_match: {priority: 200}, otu_name_similarity: {priority: 220}, # TaxonName autocomplete_taxon_name: {priority: nil}, # Priority is slotted from 10 .. 20 # These are all approximately covered in the blanket taxon_name autocomplete # taxon_name_name_exact: {priority: 10}, # taxon_name_identifier_exact: {priority: 10}, # taxon_name_name_start_match: {priority: 100}, # taxon_name_name_high_cuttoff: {priority: 200}, # CommonName # These should all be covered/moved to common_name_autocomplete, autocomplete_common_name_exact: {priority: 100}, autocomplete_common_name_like: {priority: 1000} # common_name_identifier_exact: {priority: 10}, # common_name_name_start_match: {priority: 100}, # common_name_name_similarity: {priority: 200}, }.freeze
Instance Attribute Summary collapse
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#exact ⇒ Boolean
&exact=<“true”|“false”> if ‘true’ then only #name = query_string results are returned (no fuzzy matching).
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#having_taxon_name_only ⇒ Object
Boolean, nil true - only return Otus with ‘name` = nil false,nil - no effect.
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#with_taxon_name ⇒ Object
Boolean, nil true - OTU must have taxon name false - OTU must not have taxon name nil - ignored.
Attributes inherited from Query::Autocomplete
#dynamic_limit, #project_id, #query_string
Attributes inherited from Query
Instance Method Summary collapse
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#api_autocomplete ⇒ Object
Maintains valid_taxon_name_id needed for API.
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#api_autocomplete_extended ⇒ Array
An autocomplete result that permits displaying the TaxonName as originally matched.
- #autocomplete ⇒ Object
- #autocomplete_base(targets = QUERIES) ⇒ Object
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#autocomplete_taxon_name ⇒ Scope
Pull the result of a TaxonName autocomplete.
- #autocomplete_taxon_name_extended ⇒ Object
- #base_query ⇒ Object
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#compact_priorities(otus) ⇒ Object
Doesn’t work for extended, as we can have the same OTU with different labels.
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#initialize(string, project_id: nil, having_taxon_name_only: false, with_taxon_name: nil, exact: 'false') ⇒ Autocomplete
constructor
A new instance of Autocomplete.
- #otu_name_exact ⇒ Object
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#otu_name_similarity ⇒ Object
All records that meet the similarity cuttoff - this is intended as a generic replacement for wildcarded results.
- #otu_name_start_match ⇒ Object
- #scope_autocomplete(query) ⇒ Object
Methods inherited from Query::Autocomplete
#autocomplete_cached, #autocomplete_cached_wildcard_anywhere, #autocomplete_common_name_exact, #autocomplete_common_name_like, #autocomplete_exact_id, #autocomplete_exactly_named, #autocomplete_named, #autocomplete_ordered_wildcard_pieces_in_cached, #combine_or_clauses, #common_name_name, #common_name_table, #common_name_wild_pieces, #exactly_named, #fragments, #integers, #least_levenshtein, #match_wildcard_end_in_cached, #match_wildcard_in_cached, #named, #only_ids, #only_integers?, #parent, #parent_child_join, #parent_child_where, #pieces, #scope, #string_fragments, #wildcard_wrapped_integers, #wildcard_wrapped_years, #with_cached, #with_cached_like, #with_id, #with_project_id, #year_letter, #years
Methods inherited from Query
#alphabetic_strings, #alphanumeric_strings, base_name, #base_name, #build_terms, #cached_facet, #end_wildcard, #levenshtein_distance, #match_ordered_wildcard_pieces_in_cached, #no_terms?, referenced_klass, #referenced_klass, #referenced_klass_except, #referenced_klass_intersection, #referenced_klass_union, #start_and_end_wildcard, #start_wildcard, #table, #wildcard_pieces
Constructor Details
#initialize(string, project_id: nil, having_taxon_name_only: false, with_taxon_name: nil, exact: 'false') ⇒ Autocomplete
Returns a new instance of Autocomplete.
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# File 'lib/queries/otu/autocomplete.rb', line 56 def initialize(string, project_id: nil, having_taxon_name_only: false, with_taxon_name: nil, exact: 'false') super(string, project_id:) @having_taxon_name_only = boolean_param({having_taxon_name_only:}, :having_taxon_name_only) @with_taxon_name = boolean_param({with_taxon_name:}, :with_taxon_name) # TODO: move to mode @exact = boolean_param({exact:}, :exact) end |
Instance Attribute Details
#exact ⇒ Boolean
Returns &exact=<“true”|“false”> if ‘true’ then only #name = query_string results are returned (no fuzzy matching).
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# File 'lib/queries/otu/autocomplete.rb', line 27 def exact @exact end |
#having_taxon_name_only ⇒ Object
Returns Boolean, nil true - only return Otus with ‘name` = nil false,nil - no effect.
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# File 'lib/queries/otu/autocomplete.rb', line 16 def having_taxon_name_only @having_taxon_name_only end |
#with_taxon_name ⇒ Object
Returns Boolean, nil true - OTU must have taxon name false - OTU must not have taxon name nil - ignored.
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# File 'lib/queries/otu/autocomplete.rb', line 22 def with_taxon_name @with_taxon_name end |
Instance Method Details
#api_autocomplete ⇒ Object
Maintains valid_taxon_name_id needed for API.
Considerations:
otus -> taxon names -> valid taxon name_id <- otu can return more OTUs than the original query
because there can be multiple OTUs for the valid name of an invalid original result.
right now we pick the first valid OTU for the name with distinct on()
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# File 'lib/queries/otu/autocomplete.rb', line 119 def api_autocomplete @with_taxon_name = true # This limit() has more impact now. Since all # names are loaded large matches can swamp exact names # before priority ordering is applied. May require tuning. otus = compact_priorities( autocomplete_base.limit(30) ) otu_order = otus.map(&:id).uniq f = ::Otu.where(id: otu_order) .joins('left join taxon_names t1 on otus.taxon_name_id = t1.id') .joins('left join otus o2 on t1.cached_valid_taxon_name_id = o2.taxon_name_id') .select('distinct on (otus.id) otus.id, otus.name, otus.taxon_name_id, COALESCE(o2.id, otus.id) as otu_valid_id') f.sort_by.with_index { |item, idx| [(otu_order.index(item.id) || 999), (idx || 999)] } end |
#api_autocomplete_extended ⇒ Array
An autocomplete result that permits displaying the TaxonName as originally matched. Note that otu: is really only useful when displaying otus without &having_taxon_name_only=true. We don’t, for example make use of this element there.
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# File 'lib/queries/otu/autocomplete.rb', line 172 def api_autocomplete_extended otu_queries = QUERIES.dup otu_queries.delete(:autocomplete_taxon_name) base_otus = autocomplete_base(otu_queries).limit(30) taxon_name_otus = autocomplete_taxon_name_extended r = [] base_otus.each do |o| r.push({ otu: o, # contains priority label_target: o }) end taxon_name_otus.each do |o| r.push({ otu: o, label_target: (o.label_target_taxon_name_id ? ::TaxonName.find(o.label_target_taxon_name_id) : o.taxon_name ) # is o.taxon_name true?! }) end # Keep a unique set of otu + label (to render) seen = Set.new # The compacted result compact = [] r.each do |h| g = h[:label_target].id.to_s + h[:label_target].class.name m = [ h[:otu].id, g ] next if seen.include?( m ) seen << m compact.push h end compact.sort!{|c,d| (c[:otu].priority || 999) <=> (d[:otu].priority || 999 )} # TODO: Refactor to remove extra query and assignment of otu_valid_id. This is ugly. otu_order = compact.collect{|d| d[:otu].id} # Extra query is painful. f = ::Otu.where(id: otu_order) .joins('left join taxon_names t1 on otus.taxon_name_id = t1.id') # .joins('left join otus o2 on t1.cached_valid_taxon_name_id = o2.taxon_name_id') .joins('left join otus o2 on t1.cached_valid_taxon_name_id = o2.taxon_name_id and o2.taxon_name_id <> otus.taxon_name_id') # See https://github.com/sfg-taxonpages/orthoptera/issues/90 .select('distinct on (otus.id) otus.id, otus.name, otus.taxon_name_id, COALESCE(o2.id, otus.id) as otu_valid_id') compact.each do |h| h[:otu_valid_id] = f.select{|j| j.id == h[:otu].id}.first.otu_valid_id end compact end |
#autocomplete ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/queries/otu/autocomplete.rb', line 244 def autocomplete compact_priorities( autocomplete_base.limit(40) ) end |
#autocomplete_base(targets = QUERIES) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/queries/otu/autocomplete.rb', line 248 def autocomplete_base(targets = QUERIES) queries = [] targets.each do |q, p| if self.respond_to?(q) a = send(q) next if a.nil? # query has returned nil y = p[:priority] a = scope_autocomplete(a) a = a.select("otus.*, #{y} as priority") unless y.nil? queries.push a end end queries.compact! referenced_klass_union(queries).order('priority') end |
#autocomplete_taxon_name ⇒ Scope
Returns Pull the result of a TaxonName autocomplete. Maintain the order returned, and re-cast the result in terms of an OTU query. Expensive but maintaining order is key.
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# File 'lib/queries/otu/autocomplete.rb', line 96 def autocomplete_taxon_name taxon_names = Queries::TaxonName::Autocomplete.new(query_string, exact:, project_id:).autocomplete # an array, not a query ids = taxon_names.collect{|n| n.is_combination? ? n.cached_valid_taxon_name_id : n.id} # TODO: Experiment with :cached_valid_taxon_name_id) # We assume we want to land on Valid OTUs, but see # return nil if ids.empty? min = 10.0 max = 20.0 scale = (max - min) / ids.count.to_f # TODO: optimize * base_query.select("otus.*, ((#{min} + row_number() OVER ())::float * #{scale}) as priority") # small incrementing numbers for priority .joins("INNER JOIN ( SELECT unnest(ARRAY[#{ids.join(',')}]) AS id, row_number() OVER () AS row_num ) AS id_order ON otus.taxon_name_id = id_order.id") .order('id_order.row_num') end |
#autocomplete_taxon_name_extended ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/queries/otu/autocomplete.rb', line 138 def autocomplete_taxon_name_extended taxon_names = Queries::TaxonName::Autocomplete.new(query_string, exact:, project_id:).autocomplete # an array, not a query ids = taxon_names.collect{|n| [ (n.is_combination? ? n.cached_valid_taxon_name_id : n.id), # Points to the OTU target, if there is one n.id, # points to the label target ] } return ::Otu.none if ids.empty? ids.uniq! min = 10.0 max = 20.0 scale = (max - min) / ids.count.to_f # TODO: optimize * otus = base_query.select("otus.*, label_target_taxon_name_id, ((#{min} + row_number() OVER ())::float * #{scale}) as priority") # small incrementing numbers for priority .joins("INNER JOIN ( SELECT unnest(ARRAY[#{ids.map(&:first).join(',')}]) AS id, unnest(ARRAY[#{ids.map(&:last).join(',')}]) AS label_target_taxon_name_id, row_number() OVER () AS row_num ) AS id_order ON otus.taxon_name_id = id_order.id") .order('id_order.row_num') otus = scope_autocomplete(otus).includes(:taxon_name) otus end |
#base_query ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/queries/otu/autocomplete.rb', line 65 def base_query q = ::Otu.all q = q.where(project_id:) if project_id.any? q end |
#compact_priorities(otus) ⇒ Object
Doesn’t work for extended, as we can have the same OTU with different labels
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# File 'lib/queries/otu/autocomplete.rb', line 231 def compact_priorities(otus) # Mmmmarg! # We may have the same name at different priorities, strike all but the highest/first. r = [] i = {} otus.each do |o| next if i[o.id] r.push o i[o.id] = true end r end |
#otu_name_exact ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/queries/otu/autocomplete.rb', line 71 def otu_name_exact base_query.where(otus: {name: query_string}) end |
#otu_name_similarity ⇒ Object
All records that meet the similarity cuttoff
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this is intended as a generic replacement for wildcarded results
Observations:
- was similarity(), experimenting with word_similarity
- 3 letter matches are going to be low probability, matches kick in at 4
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# File 'lib/queries/otu/autocomplete.rb', line 86 def otu_name_similarity base_query .where('otus.name % ?', query_string) .where( ApplicationRecord.sanitize_sql_array(["word_similarity('%s', otus.name) > 0.33", query_string])) .order('otus.name, length(otus.name)') end |
#otu_name_start_match ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/queries/otu/autocomplete.rb', line 75 def otu_name_start_match base_query.where('otus.name ilike ?', query_string + '%') end |
#scope_autocomplete(query) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/queries/otu/autocomplete.rb', line 271 def scope_autocomplete(query) query = query.joins(:taxon_name) if with_taxon_name query = query.where.missing(:taxon_name) if with_taxon_name == false query = query.joins(:taxon_name).where(otus: {name: nil}) if having_taxon_name_only query end |