Add CSV split script #37
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Adds the CSV splitting code: This script splits a CSV file into multiple files based on unique values in the 'Cluster', 'Type', and 'Indicator' columns. It also cleans and converts data types for specific columns before performing the split.
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Adds the CSV splitting code.
This script splits a CSV file into multiple files based on unique values in the 'Cluster', 'Type', and 'Indicator' columns. It also cleans and converts data types for specific columns before performing the split.
The script assumes that future CSV's will follow the existing structure; any changes to the CSV would need to be reflected in the script.
@willemarcel this relies locally on a virtualenv, and has some dependencies. As this is a stand-alone script, I'm unsure what the standard protocol for checking this into the main codebase would be.
cc @weiji14