python reduce 函数笔记
reduce() 函数在 python 2 是内置函数, 从python 3 开始移到了 functools 模块。
官方文档是这样介绍的
reduce(...)
reduce(function, sequence[, initial]) -> valueApply a function of two arguments cumulatively to the items of a sequence,
from left to right, so as to reduce the sequence to a single value.
For example, reduce(lambda x, y: x+y, [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]) calculates
((((1+2)+3)+4)+5). If initial is present, it is placed before the items
of the sequence in the calculation, and serves as a default when the
sequence is empty.从左到右对一个序列的项累计地应用有两个参数的函数,以此合并序列到一个单一值。
例如,reduce(lambda x, y: x+y, [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]) 计算的就是((((1+2)+3)+4)+5)。
如果提供了 initial 参数,计算时它将被放在序列的所有项前面,如果序列是空的,它也就是计算的默认结果值了
嗯, 这个文档其实不好理解。看了还是不懂。 序列 其实就是python中 tuple list dictionary string 以及其他可迭代物,别的编程语言可能有数组。
reduce 有 三个参数
function | 有两个参数的函数, 必需参数 |
sequence | tuple ,list ,dictionary, string等可迭代物,必需参数 |
initial | 初始值, 可选参数 |
reduce的工作过程是 :在迭代sequence(tuple ,list ,dictionary, string等可迭代物)的过程中,首先把 前两个元素传给 函数参数,函数加工后,然后把得到的结果和第三个元素作为两个参数传给函数参数, 函数加工后得到的结果又和第四个元素作为两个参数传给函数参数,依次类推。 如果传入了 initial 值, 那么首先传的就不是 sequence 的第一个和第二个元素,而是 initial值和 第一个元素。经过这样的累计计算之后合并序列到一个单一返回值
reduce 代码举例,使用REPL演示
>>> def add(x, y): ... return x+y ... >>> from functools import reduce >>> reduce(add, [1,2,3,4]) 10 >>>
>>> sum([1,2,3,4]) 10 >>>
很多教程只讲了一个加法求和,太简单了,对新手加深理解还不够。下面讲点更深入的例子
还可以把一个整数列表拼成整数,如下
>>> from functools import reduce >>> reduce(lambda x, y: x * 10 + y, [1 , 2, 3, 4, 5]) 12345 >>>
对一个复杂的sequence使用reduce ,看下面代码,更多的代码不再使用REPL, 使用编辑器编写
1 from functools import reduce 2 scientists =({'name':'Alan Turing', 'age':105}, 3 {'name':'Dennis Ritchie', 'age':76}, 4 {'name':'John von Neumann', 'age':114}, 5 {'name':'Guido van Rossum', 'age':61}) 6 def reducer(accumulator , value): 7 sum = accumulator['age'] + value['age'] 8 return sum 9 total_age = reduce(reducer, scientists) 10 print(total_age)
1 from functools import reduce 2 scientists =({'name':'Alan Turing', 'age':105, 'gender':'male'}, 3 {'name':'Dennis Ritchie', 'age':76, 'gender':'male'}, 4 {'name':'Ada Lovelace', 'age':202, 'gender':'female'}, 5 {'name':'Frances E. Allen', 'age':84, 'gender':'female'}) 6 def reducer(accumulator , value): 7 sum = accumulator + value['age'] 8 return sum 9 total_age = reduce(reducer, scientists, 0) 10 print(total_age)
这个仍然也可以用 sum 来更简单的完成
sum([x['age'] for x in scientists ])
做点更高级的事情,按性别分组
from functools import reduce scientists =({'name':'Alan Turing', 'age':105, 'gender':'male'}, {'name':'Dennis Ritchie', 'age':76, 'gender':'male'}, {'name':'Ada Lovelace', 'age':202, 'gender':'female'}, {'name':'Frances E. Allen', 'age':84, 'gender':'female'}) def group_by_gender(accumulator , value): accumulator[value['gender']].append(value['name']) return accumulator grouped = reduce(group_by_gender, scientists, {'male':[], 'female':[]}) print(grouped)
输出
{'male': ['Alan Turing', 'Dennis Ritchie'], 'female': ['Ada Lovelace', 'Frances E. Allen']}
grouped = reduce(group_by_gender, scientists, collections.defaultdict(list))
当然 先要 import collections 模块
这当然也能用 pythonic way 去解决
import itertools scientists =({'name':'Alan Turing', 'age':105, 'gender':'male'}, {'name':'Dennis Ritchie', 'age':76, 'gender':'male'}, {'name':'Ada Lovelace', 'age':202, 'gender':'female'}, {'name':'Frances E. Allen', 'age':84, 'gender':'female'}) grouped = {item[0]:list(item[1]) for item in itertools.groupby(scientists, lambda x: x['gender'])} print(grouped)
再来一个更晦涩难懂的玩法。工作中要与其他人协作的话,不建议这么用,与上面的例子做同样的事,看不懂无所谓。
from functools import reduce scientists =({'name':'Alan Turing', 'age':105, 'gender':'male'}, {'name':'Dennis Ritchie', 'age':76, 'gender':'male'}, {'name':'Ada Lovelace', 'age':202, 'gender':'female'}, {'name':'Frances E. Allen', 'age':84, 'gender':'female'}) grouped = reduce(lambda acc, val: {**acc, **{val['gender']: acc[val['gender']]+ [val['name']]}}, scientists, {'male':[], 'female':[]}) print(grouped)
**acc, **{val['gneder']... 这里使用了 dictionary merge syntax , 从 python 3.5 开始引入, 详情请看 PEP 448 - Additional Unpacking Generalizations 怎么使用可以参考这个 python - How to merge two dictionaries in a single expression? - Stack Overflow
原文作者:Panda Fang
出处:http://www.cnblogs.com/lonkiss/p/understanding-python-reduce-function.html