"""Rebuild the DuckDB database the pipeline scripts expect, from released files. DATA_DIR=. uv run python bootstrap.py Creates graph.duckdb in DATA_DIR with three tables: edge_ML_expected_ge5 the 2,709,209 filtered edges (from the Parquet file) nodes_ML the 118,422 node property rows (from the TSV) graph_nodes the 18,494 graph nodes with their contiguous indices The released TSV is already UTF-8: the mixed-encoding repair described in the dataset card was applied before upload, so no fallback decoding is needed here. See provenance/import_nodes.py for the code that performed it. """ import os import pathlib import duckdb DATA_DIR = pathlib.Path(os.environ.get( "DATA_DIR", str(pathlib.Path(__file__).resolve().parent))) DB = DATA_DIR / "graph.duckdb" PARQUET = DATA_DIR / "data" / "edge_ML_expected_ge5.parquet" NODES = DATA_DIR / "data" / "nodes_ML_utf8.tsv" NODE_COLUMNS = ["id", "factor", "Study", "Analytics", "factor1", "factor2", "factor1_org", "factor2_org", "species", "color_group", "color_group_upper1", "color_group_upper2"] for path in (PARQUET, NODES): if not path.exists(): raise SystemExit(f"missing {path} — download the data/ directory first") con = duckdb.connect(str(DB)) cols = "{" + ", ".join(f"'{c}': 'VARCHAR'" for c in NODE_COLUMNS) + "}" con.execute(f""" CREATE OR REPLACE TABLE edge_ML_expected_ge5 AS SELECT * FROM '{PARQUET}' """) con.execute(f""" CREATE OR REPLACE TABLE nodes_ML AS SELECT * FROM read_csv('{NODES}', delim = '\t', header = false, quote = '', escape = '', columns = {cols}) """) # Lexicographic order over the union of both endpoint columns. This is the same # ordering the released graph's node_id list uses, so indices line up. con.execute(""" CREATE OR REPLACE TABLE graph_nodes AS SELECT id, (row_number() OVER (ORDER BY id) - 1)::BIGINT AS idx FROM ( SELECT DISTINCT id FROM ( SELECT start_id AS id FROM edge_ML_expected_ge5 UNION ALL SELECT end_id FROM edge_ML_expected_ge5 ) ) """) for table, expected in (("edge_ML_expected_ge5", 2_709_209), ("nodes_ML", 118_422), ("graph_nodes", 18_494)): n = con.execute(f"SELECT count(*) FROM {table}").fetchone()[0] flag = "ok" if n == expected else f"MISMATCH, expected {expected:,}" print(f" {table:<22} {n:>9,} {flag}") print(f"\nwrote {DB}")