I need a more concise way to transform a sequence of tuples into a map of maps of maps...
As a signature I get in case of Tuple4
:
def tuple4Seq2MapOfMaps[A,B,C,D](seq: Seq[(A,B,C,D)]): Map[A,Map[B,Map[C,D]]]
The following code shows my recent ugly code, I stucked with (type A
to D
arbitrary):
type A = Int
type B = Double
type C = String
type D = Boolean
val tupleSeq = Seq[(A,B,C,D)](
(1,1.0D,"a",true),
(1,1.0D,"b",true),
(1,1.0D,"c",false)
)
val x = tupleSeq.groupBy{ _._1 }.map{ case (k,s) => (k,s.map{ x => (x._2,x._3,x._4) }) }
val y = x.map{ case (k,s) => (k,s.groupBy{_._1}.map{ case (k,s) => (k,s.map{ x => (x._2,x._3) }) }) }
val z = y.map{ case (k1,m) => (k1,m.map{ case (k2,s1) => (k2,s1.groupBy{_._1}.map{ case (k3,s2) => (k3,s2.map{ _._2 }.head) }) }) }
val m = z(1)(1.0D)
println(m("b"))
Note the use of head
at val z
.
It would be nice to have a more concise way for only Tuple4
, but furthermore interesting how to generalize this to TupleN
(N >= 2).
Is there a nice approach in someones mind out there?
Thank you!
The best I can come up with is,
tupleSeq.groupBy(_._1).
mapValues(_.groupBy(_._2).
mapValues(_.groupBy(_._3).
mapValues{ case Seq(p) => p._4 }))
Generalizing to tuples of higher arity is quite straightfoward ... just add additional nested applications of mapValues(_groupBy(_._n). ... and adjust the final pattern match accordingly.
Fully generalizing this as a function over tuples of arbitrary arity would be possible using HLists, but that would most likely be a far more heavyweight solution than is needed here. I'll leave this line of attack as an exercise for the questioner (or other commenters ;-).
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