function analyze_problematic_products
Analyzes and prints statistical information about products involved in severe timing issues, including product frequency counts and their associated diagnostic classes.
/tf/active/vicechatdev/data_quality_dashboard.py
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simple
Purpose
This function provides a detailed analysis of problematic products in a healthcare/medical treatment context. It identifies the top 15 products most frequently involved in severe timing issues and examines the diagnostic classes associated with the top 5 most problematic products. The output helps identify patterns and relationships between specific products and diagnostic categories in cases with timing problems.
Source Code
def analyze_problematic_products(severe_cases):
"""Analyze products involved in timing issues."""
print("\nPROBLEMATIC PRODUCTS ANALYSIS")
print("-" * 40)
product_counts = severe_cases['ProductCD'].value_counts()
print("Top 15 products in severe timing issues:")
for i, (product, count) in enumerate(product_counts.head(15).items(), 1):
print(f"{i:2d}. {product}: {count} treatments")
# Check if there are patterns in diagnostic classes for these products
print("\nDiagnostic classes for top problematic products:")
top_products = product_counts.head(5).index
for product in top_products:
product_data = severe_cases[severe_cases['ProductCD'] == product]
diag_classes = product_data['DiagnosticClass'].value_counts()
print(f"\n {product}:")
for diag_class, count in diag_classes.items():
print(f" {diag_class}: {count}")
Parameters
| Name | Type | Default | Kind |
|---|---|---|---|
severe_cases |
- | - | positional_or_keyword |
Parameter Details
severe_cases: A pandas DataFrame containing records of severe timing issue cases. Must include at minimum two columns: 'ProductCD' (product code/identifier) and 'DiagnosticClass' (diagnostic classification). Each row represents a treatment case with timing issues.
Return Value
This function returns None. It produces side effects by printing analysis results directly to stdout, including: (1) a ranked list of the top 15 products by frequency of occurrence in severe cases, (2) a breakdown of diagnostic classes for each of the top 5 most problematic products.
Dependencies
pandas
Required Imports
import pandas as pd
Usage Example
import pandas as pd
# Create sample data
severe_cases = pd.DataFrame({
'ProductCD': ['PROD_A', 'PROD_A', 'PROD_B', 'PROD_A', 'PROD_C', 'PROD_B', 'PROD_D', 'PROD_A'],
'DiagnosticClass': ['Class1', 'Class2', 'Class1', 'Class1', 'Class3', 'Class2', 'Class1', 'Class3'],
'TreatmentDate': ['2023-01-01', '2023-01-02', '2023-01-03', '2023-01-04', '2023-01-05', '2023-01-06', '2023-01-07', '2023-01-08']
})
# Analyze problematic products
analyze_problematic_products(severe_cases)
# Output will be printed to console showing:
# - Top 15 products ranked by frequency
# - Diagnostic class breakdown for top 5 products
Best Practices
- Ensure the input DataFrame contains 'ProductCD' and 'DiagnosticClass' columns before calling this function
- The function prints directly to stdout, so consider redirecting output if you need to capture results programmatically
- For large datasets, consider filtering severe_cases before passing to this function to improve performance
- This function is designed for exploratory data analysis and reporting; consider extracting the logic into a return-based function if you need to process results programmatically
- The function assumes data has already been filtered to 'severe cases' - ensure appropriate filtering is done upstream
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