It's a wide shot without an example of your specific data
organization, but this is something that might give your desired indexing
(being efficient or not is disregarded here):
using namespace std; // excuse: just for
brevity
typedef ... POWC; // What's the underlying type of this
thing?
typedef map<POWC, float> PowcFloat;
typedef map<int,
PF> YearPowcFloat;
typedef map<string, YearPowcFloat>
Jumbo;
void load(const vector<string>& states, const
vector<int>& years, const vector<POWC>& powcs, Jumbo&
big)
{
big.clear();
BOOST_FOREACH(const string& state,
states)
{
YearPowcFloat
ypf;
BOOST_FOREACH(int year,
years)
{
PowcFloat
pf;
ifstream((state+boost::lexical_cast<string>(year)).c_str());
for(size_t
i=0; i<40;
++i)
{
pair<POWC,float>
ppf = ...; // populate ppf with each float from
file
pf.insert(ppf);
}
ypf.insert(pair<int,PF>(year,pf));
}
big.insert(pair<string,YearPowcFloat>(state,ypf));
}
}
void test_load()
{
vector<string>
states;
states.push_back("New
York");
states.push_back("Pennsylvania");
vector<int>
years;
years.push_back(2009);
years.push_back(2010);
vector<POWC>
powcs(40); // ...
Jumbo big;
load(states, years, powcs,
big);
cout<<"New York 2010 powcs[0] = "<<
big["NewYork"][2010][powcs[0]] << endl;
}
Sent: Monday, July 12, 2010 3:04 PM
Subject: [Boost-users] boost C++ load data from
file
Dear All,
I need to load data (24 X 28 X 40) from 24 X 28 files into a datastructure
so that my program can use
them to do operations.
Each file has 40 data items, which are floating numbers.
I hope that the data structure can be indexed by item name not only by
integer.
For example, for 24 states in USA, each state's power consumption is POWC
in year Y.
I hope that the data structure indexing is like this
datastructure[newYork][year][powerconsumption]
My question is :
(1) how to load the data from 24 x 28 files by boost C++?
It is boring to type file's name one by one in program.
Is there an alternative to load the data by indexing the file names
?
for example,
for (filename = name1; filename < filenum ; filename++)
{
load data from
filename;
store loaded
data in the datastructure.
}
(2) how to index the item of the datastructure by boost C++ ?
Any help is appreciated.
Jack
July 11 2010
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