codecombat/scripts/buildSchoolGraph.coffee
2015-12-01 18:04:50 -08:00

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CoffeeScript

# Organize our users' schoolNames.
database = require '../server/commons/database'
mongoose = require 'mongoose'
log = require 'winston'
async = require 'async'
### SET UP ###
do (setupLodash = this) ->
GLOBAL._ = require 'lodash'
_.str = require 'underscore.string'
_.mixin _.str.exports()
GLOBAL.tv4 = require('tv4').tv4
database.connect()
UserHandler = require '../server/users/user_handler'
User = require '../server/users/User'
startDate = new Date 2015, 11, 1
query = dateCreated: {$gt: startDate}, emailLower: {$exists: true}
selection = 'name emailLower schoolName courseInstances clans ageRange dateCreated referrer points'
User.find(query).select(selection).lean().exec (err, users) ->
usersWithSchools = _.filter users, 'schoolName'
schoolNames = _.uniq (u.schoolName for u in usersWithSchools)
log.info "Found #{usersWithSchools.length} users of #{users.length} users registered after #{startDate} with schools like:\n#{schoolNames.slice(0, 10).join('\n')}"
# For each user, come up with a confidence that their school is correct.
# For users with low confidence, look for similarities to other users with high confidence.
# If we have enough data, prompt to update the school.
# After each update, recalculate confidence to find the next user with low confidence.
# How do we come up with confidence estimate?
# If there are many students with the same school name, it's either correct or a rename must happen.
# If the school name is unique but similar to a school name with many students, it's probably incorrect.
# But if we determine it is correct, how can we record this fact so it doesn't keep asking?
# How can we infer the school name when we think it's not correct?
# We look for users with confident schoolNames in shared courseInstances.
# ... in shared clans.
# ... with the same lastIP that doesn't cover the lastIP of students from multiple schools.
# If we find a school-district-formatted email domain, we could try to match to other schoolNames in that domain, but I doubt that will be helpful until we have a lot of data and a lot of time to manually look things up.
# TODO: do all this work when we actually have a bunch of schoolNames in the system, or these heuristics won't be well-calibrated.
nextPrompt users
nextPrompt = (users) ->
return console.log('Done.') or process.exit() unless [userToSchool, suggestions] = findUserToSchool users
prompt "What should the school for #{JSON.stringify(userToSchool)} be?\nSuggestions: #{suggestions}\n", (answer) ->
return console.log('Bye.') or process.exit() if answer in ['q', 'quit']
console.log "You said #{answer}, so we should do something about that."
nextPrompt users
findUserToSchool = (users) ->
users.sort (a, b) -> b.points - a.points
usersWithSchools = _.filter users, 'schoolName'
schoolNames = _.uniq (u.schoolName for u in usersWithSchools)
return [users[0], schoolNames]
# https://github.com/joshaven/string_score
stringScore = (_a, word, fuzziness) ->
return 1 if word is _a
return 0 if word is ""
runningScore = 0
string = _a
lString = string.toLowerCase()
strLength = string.length
lWord = word.toLowerCase()
wordLength = word.length
startAt = 0
fuzzies = 1
if fuzziness
fuzzyFactor = 1 - fuzziness
if fuzziness
for i in [0...wordLength]
idxOf = lString.indexOf lWord[i], startAt
if idxOf is -1
fuzzies += fuzzyFactor
else
if startAt is idxOf
charScore = 0.7
else
charScore = 0.1
charScore += 0.8 if string[idxOf - 1] is ' '
charScore += 0.1 if string[idxOf] is word[i]
runningScore += charScore
startAt = idxOf + 1
else
for i in [0...wordLength]
idxOf = lString.indexOf lWord[i], startAt
return 0 if idxOf is -1
if startAt is idxOf
charScore = 0.7
else
charScore = 0.1
charScore += 0.8 if string[idxOf - 1] is word[i]
runningScore += charScore
startAt = idxOf + 1
finalScore = 0.5 * (runningScore / strLength + runningScore / wordLength) / fuzzies
finalScore += 0.15 if lWord[0] is lString[0] and finalScore < 0.85
finalScore
prompt = (question, callback) ->
process.stdin.resume()
process.stdout.write question
process.stdin.once 'data', (data) ->
callback data.toString().trim()