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KeyMapIf

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Map a function conditionally over keys in an association

Contributed by: Seth J. Chandler

ResourceFunction["KeyMapIf"][f,test,assoc]

applies f to only those keys k_i in assoc for which test[k_i] gives True.

ResourceFunction["KeyMapIf"][f,test]

is the operator form of ResourceFunction["KeyMapIf"].

Details and Options

ResourceFunction["KeyMapIf"] uses the same programming constructs as the resource function MapIf.

Examples

Basic Examples (3)

Map the function f over the keys of an Association, but only if the key is a string:

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Turn any keys that are numeric in an Association into strings, using InputForm to show that it worked:

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Use the operator form, using the resource function ShowQuotes to show that it worked:

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Applications (1)

Compare the output from an EntityValue operation before KeyMapIf is used with the much nicer output after being adjusted by KeyMapIf:

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$With[{output = EntityValue[ SampledEntityClass[ "DogBreed", {6, 9}], {EntityProperty["DogBreed", "Shedding"], "WeightMaleMean"}, "EntityPropertyAssociation"]}, Column@{Framed@Labeled[Dataset[output], "before"], Framed@Labeled[ Dataset[Query[ ResourceFunction["KeyMapIf"][CanonicalName, MatchQ[#, _Entity] &], ResourceFunction["KeyMapIf"][CanonicalName, MatchQ[#, _EntityProperty] &]][output]], "after"]}]$

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Properties and Relations (2)

As with the resource function MapIf, KeyMapIf does not itself support level specifications. KeyMapIf can operate at deeper levels of an Association, however, through the use of Query:

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