bin function end, some statement can be a function && others.

[IvanaXu]

• bin function end, some statement can be a function.

py_mob/py_mob/py_mob.py

Lines 293 to 309 in cda0147

	for _ in _l5:
	if _["bin"] == 0:
	_["rule"] = "numpy.isnan($X$)"
	elif _["bin"] == len(_l3) + 1:
	if _["miss"] == 0:
	_["rule"] = "$X$ > " + str(_l3[-1])
	else:
	_["rule"] = "($X$ > " + str(_l3[-1]) + ") or numpy.isnan($X$)"
	elif _["bin"] == 1:
	if _["miss"] == 0:
	_["rule"] = "$X$ <= " + str(_l3[0])
	else:
	_["rule"] = "($X$ <= " + str(_l3[0]) + ") or numpy.isnan($X$)"
	else:
	_["rule"] = "($X$ > " + str(_l3[_["bin"] - 2]) + ") and ($X$ <= " + str(_l3[_["bin"] - 1]) + ")"
	_sel = ["bin", "freq", "miss", "bads", "rate", "woe", "iv", "rule"]

• Nice.

py_mob/py_mob/py_mob.py

Lines 189 to 190 in cda0147

	_l1 = sorted(zip(_g, _x, _y), key = lambda x: x[0])
	_l2 = zip(set(_g), [[l for l in _l1 if l[0] == g] for g in set(_g)])

• trying to run data.

• BTW, the new bin function(kmn_bin、gbm_bin) it is great.

[statcompute]

I agree. the rule parsing is not compact. let me think about it and see if it can be wrapped into a function.

[statcompute]

generating rules has been wrapped in a function in the updated version. thanks for the suggestion.