This is a docker image for Whalebrew. This image includes all packages provided by the Review Graph Mining Project so that you don't need installing any python packages to analyze review data, but you need to install Whalebrew instead 🐳.
$ whalebrew install rgmining/rgminingThe above command installs rgmining command, which has two subcommands,
dataset and analyze.
Those two sub commands are aliases of same name command provided in
Scripts for Analyzing Review Graphs
package.
Subcommand dataset provides a set of functions to inspect a dataset.
Those functions are divided to two groups, analyzing reviewer information and
analyzing product information.
To analyze reviewer information of a dataset, dataset command provides the following subcommands:
- retrieve: output the ID of reviewers who review at least one of the given products,
- active: output the ID of reviewers who review at least threshold items,
- reviewer_size: output the number of reviews of each reviewer who reviews target products,
- filter: output reviews posted by reviewers whose IDs match the given set of IDs.
To analyze product information of a dataset, dataset command provides the following subcommands:
- average: output average rating scores of each product,
- distinct: output distinct product IDs,
- popular: output ID of products of which the member of reviews >= threshold.
- filter: output reviews posted to products of which IDs match the given set of IDs.
- variance: output variances of reviews for each product.
The basic usage of this command is
$ rgmining dataset <dataset-specifier> <dataset-parameters> reviewer <subcommand>or
$ rgmining dataset <dataset-specifier> <dataset-parameters> product <subcommand>where the dataset-specifier is a name of the dataset to be analyzed.
It is depended on which libraries you have installed and
rgmining dataset -h returns a list of available dataset names.
dataset-parameters are optional arguments specified with --dataset-param flag.
The --dataset-param flag takes a string which connecting key and value with
a single =.
The --dataset-param flag can be given multi-times.
You can find what kinds of parameter keys are defined in the dataset you want
to use from documents of function load defined in the dataset.
For example, dataset file means loading a dataset from a file,
of which each line contains a review in the JSON format.
To load such dataset, use file as the dataset-specifier and give the file path
as a dataset-parameter with file key, i.e. --dataset-param file="path/to/file".
See document site for more information about each subcommand.
analyze command loads a dataset and run a method to find anomalous reviewers and compute a rating summary of each product.
The basic usage of this command is
$ rgmining analyze <dataset-specifier> <dataset-parameters> <method-specifier> <method-parameters>The dataset-specifier and datasset-parameters are the same parameters described in the dataset command explanation.
The method-specifier is a name of installed method.
You can see available method names by rgmining analyze -h.
method-parameters are optional arguments specified with --method-param flag.
The --method-param flag takes a string which connecting key and value with
a single =, and can be given multi-times.
You can find what kinds of parameter keys are defined in the method you want to run from documents of the constructor of the review graph object defined in the method.
For example, Fraud Eagle takes one
parameter epsilon and you can give a value by --method-param epsilon=0.25.
See document site for more information.
This software is released under The GNU General Public License Version 3, see COPYING for more detail.