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metadata
license: mit
language:
- en
pretty_name: Open Food Facts Canada Final Deliverables
tags:
- data-quality
- deduplication
- open-food-facts
Open Food Facts (Canada) — Final Deliverables
Welcome to the offCanada Final Deliverables repository. This repository contains the complete dataset processing pipelines, deduplication models, data quality migration frameworks, and regulatory rule-packs developed for the Open Food Facts Canada initiative.
📁 Repository Overview
This repository is structured into two main independent deliverable folders:
offCanada/Final_Deliverables/
├── OpenDB_Compliments_Merged/ # Deduplication & Product Grouping Pipeline
├── OFF_DataQuality/ # Perl-to-Python Data Quality & Multi-Engine Framework
└── README.md # Top-level navigation guide (this file)
🚀 Quick Navigation Guide
1. OpenDB_Compliments_Merged/
Purpose: Deduplication & Canonical Product Mapping for Open Food Facts and Compliments brand product datasets.
- What it does: Groups duplicate product records, generates canonical product representations, and maps raw product listings to canonical clusters using LLM-assisted and candidate generation techniques.
- Key Files to Look At:
README.md— Detailed pipeline documentation and workflow instructions.Deduplication_Pipeline_Documentation.docx— Full methodology report and architecture details.canonical_products.parquet— Resulting dataset of canonical/deduplicated products.product_mapping.parquet— Mapping table linking raw product IDs to canonical cluster IDs.deduplicated_comparison.csv— Comparative analysis of original vs. deduplicated product entries.candidate_gen.py&llm_grouper.py— Core Python scripts for candidate cluster generation and LLM product grouping.
2. OFF_DataQuality/
Purpose: Legacy Perl-to-Python Data Quality Migration, Multi-Engine Benchmarking (
dbt/Soda), and Canadian Food Regulatory Rule-Packs.
- What it does: Modernizes legacy Open Food Facts Perl data quality checks (
.pl) into Python validation routines, dbt-core SQL tests, and SodaCL YAML contracts. Features statistical confidence scoring, automated semantic guardrails, and an interactive Streamlit comparison dashboard. - Key Files to Look At:
README.md— Comprehensive technical documentation, architecture diagram, and execution guide.dashboard/app.py— Streamlit interactive dashboard for side-by-side engine comparison and rule metrics.validation/engine_comparison.py&validation/parity_validator.py— Multi-engine parity benchmarking and statistical confidence evaluation engines.rulepacks/registry.py— Rule profile registry (Global rules, Canada-specific food regulatory rules with legal citations, and Hybrid mode).perl_checks/rules/— 19 legacy Perl data quality rule scripts (.pl).results/engine_comparison.json— Pre-computed multi-engine benchmark comparison report.
📌 Summary Table
| Folder | Core Focus | Key Output / Entry Point |
|---|---|---|
OpenDB_Compliments_Merged |
Product Deduplication & Canonical Mapping | canonical_products.parquet & Deduplication_Pipeline_Documentation.docx |
OFF_DataQuality |
Data Quality Migration & Benchmarking | dashboard/app.py & validation/engine_comparison.py |
For detailed setup, execution commands, and implementation details for each component, please navigate into the respective folder and refer to its internal README.md.