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I am utilizing the <code>pandas</code> library to read and write CSV files in order to access the inputted CSV files. From there, I am simplifying the names of the companies using several functions from the aiding program, glink, to get rid of company identifiers such as "Co., INC., LLC., etc. and form the company names in a manner that is accessible by the Google Search API. | I am utilizing the <code>pandas</code> library to read and write CSV files in order to access the inputted CSV files. From there, I am simplifying the names of the companies using several functions from the aiding program, glink, to get rid of company identifiers such as "Co., INC., LLC., etc. and form the company names in a manner that is accessible by the Google Search API. | ||
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Attempted to use program on 1500 Startup company names but ran into a KeyError with the JSON files. I am not able to access specific keys in each data | Attempted to use program on 1500 Startup company names but ran into a KeyError with the JSON files. I am not able to access specific keys in each data | ||
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Revision as of 10:20, 8 July 2016
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Description
Notes: The URL Finder Tool automated algorithmic program to locate, retrieve and match URLs to corresponding Startup companies using the Google API. Developed through Python 2.7.
Input: CSV file containing a list of startup company names
Output: Matched URL for each company in the CSV file.
Development Notes
7/7: Project start
I am utilizing the pandas library to read and write CSV files in order to access the inputted CSV files. From there, I am simplifying the names of the companies using several functions from the aiding program, glink, to get rid of company identifiers such as "Co., INC., LLC., etc. and form the company names in a manner that is accessible by the Google Search API.
fec['name_clean'] = fec["newname"].map(glink.remCorp)
fec['download_status'] = fec['name_clean'].map(glink.gdownload)
Attempted to use program on 1500 Startup company names but ran into a KeyError with the JSON files. I am not able to access specific keys in each data
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