Collator¶
The Collator is the first stage of the pipeline. It collects the many raw
tables that make up a dataset (parquet or csv) and collates them into a
single, denormalized event stream in a MEDS-like format: one row per event, with
a uniform schema of subject_id, time, code, numeric_value, and
text_value.
Which tables to read, how to filter and aggregate them, and how each event maps
onto a code are all driven by a collation config (collation.yaml). Timestamps
are normalized to timezone-naive UTC along the way.
What it produces¶
Running the collator (via save_all) writes
two files to the processed-data directory:
meds.parquet— the collated events for every subject.subject_splits.parquet— atrain/tuning/held_outassignment for each subject, partitioned by first event time and the fractions in the config.
How it works¶
get_reference_framebuilds a per-subject "spine" (for example, a hospital stay with a start and end time), optionally joining in augmentation tables.get_entryturns one configured event type into standardized token rows — building thecodestring, casting values, and optionally restricting events to the reference window.get_allconcatenates every configured entry into the full event stream.get_subject_splitsassigns the data splits.
!!! warning "Config files are trusted input" Collation configs may contain Polars
expression strings (for filters, added columns, and aggregations) that are
evaluated at load time. These run through
slightly_safer_eval, which
restricts the available namespace but is not secure against malicious input.
Only run configs you trust.
collects and collates different dataframes into a denormalized format
Collator
¶
Bases: Configurable
Source code in src/cocoa/collator.py
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get_all()
¶
get_entry(table, time, code, *, prefix=None, numeric_value=None, text_value=None, filter_expr=None, with_col_expr=None, reference_key=None, subject_id_str=None, fix_date_to_time=None, agg_expr=None, key=None)
¶
create tokens corresponding to a configured event
Source code in src/cocoa/collator.py
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get_reference_frame()
¶
create the static reference frame as configured
Source code in src/cocoa/collator.py
get_subject_splits()
¶
get the subject splits as configured
Source code in src/cocoa/collator.py
load_table(*, table=None, filter_expr=None, agg_expr=None, with_col_expr=None, key=None, subject_id_str=None, time=None, **kwargs)
¶
lazy-load the table table.parquet and perform some standard ETL
tasks in the following order if specified:
1. fix subject_id to subject_id_str
2. perform a filter operation
3. add columns
4. perform an aggregation by key or self.cfg["subfject_id"]
Source code in src/cocoa/collator.py
save_all(verbose=False)
¶
save collated data and subject splits to disc, optionally w/ summary stats
Source code in src/cocoa/collator.py
slightly_safer_eval(expr)
staticmethod
¶
performs eval on polars expressions; prevents some forms of accidental usage but is not secure against malicious input
Source code in src/cocoa/collator.py
to_utc_naive(df, column, *, table=None)
¶
expression converting column to a timezone-naive UTC datetime;
tz-aware columns are converted to UTC (instant-preserving),
tz-naive columns are assumed to already be UTC