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| """What the derived tables must say about a company that changed business.""" | |
| from __future__ import annotations | |
| from datetime import date | |
| import polars as pl | |
| from recipe.build import ( | |
| build_by_ticker, | |
| build_classification, | |
| build_spans, | |
| build_taxonomy_table, | |
| entity_fallback, | |
| ) | |
| from recipe.schema import CONFIG_SCHEMAS | |
| def test_spans_are_runs_not_groups(observations): | |
| spans = build_spans(observations) | |
| first = spans.filter(pl.col("cik") == "0000000001").sort("valid_from") | |
| assert first["sic"].to_list() == ["6770", "3711"] | |
| assert first["valid_from"].to_list() == [date(2020, 3, 2), date(2021, 5, 2)] | |
| # valid_to is the last filing that said so, not the day before the next. | |
| assert first["valid_to"].to_list() == [date(2020, 8, 2), date(2024, 5, 2)] | |
| assert first["observations"].to_list() == [2, 2] | |
| def test_a_company_reclassified_back_keeps_both_spans(): | |
| """A groupby on (filer, code) would merge these and lose the order.""" | |
| rows = [ | |
| {"cik": "1", "sic": "6770", "stated_on": date(2020, 1, 1), "knowledge_time": None, | |
| "source": "xbrl", "source_ref": "a", "is_dated": True, "inserted_at": None}, | |
| {"cik": "1", "sic": "3711", "stated_on": date(2021, 1, 1), "knowledge_time": None, | |
| "source": "xbrl", "source_ref": "b", "is_dated": True, "inserted_at": None}, | |
| {"cik": "1", "sic": "6770", "stated_on": date(2022, 1, 1), "knowledge_time": None, | |
| "source": "xbrl", "source_ref": "c", "is_dated": True, "inserted_at": None}, | |
| ] | |
| spans = build_spans(pl.DataFrame(rows)).sort("valid_from") | |
| assert spans.height == 3 | |
| assert spans["rank_for_filer"].to_list() == [3, 2, 1] | |
| assert spans["is_latest"].to_list() == [False, False, True] | |
| def test_the_latest_span_is_the_one_marked(observations): | |
| spans = build_spans(observations) | |
| latest = spans.filter(pl.col("is_latest")).sort("cik") | |
| assert latest["cik"].to_list() == ["0000000001", "0000000002", "0000000003"] | |
| assert latest["sic"].to_list() == ["3711", "2834", "6022"] | |
| def test_classification_is_one_row_per_filer(observations, directory): | |
| spans = build_spans(observations) | |
| reference = pl.DataFrame({ | |
| "sic": ["3711", "2834", "6022"], | |
| "title": ["MOTOR VEHICLES", "PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS", "STATE COMMERCIAL BANKS"], | |
| "sic_level": ["industry"] * 3, "sec_office": [None] * 3, | |
| "division": ["D", "D", "H"], "division_title": ["Manufacturing"] * 2 + ["Finance"], | |
| "major_group": ["37", "28", "60"], "major_group_title": [None] * 3, | |
| "industry_group": ["371", "283", "602"], | |
| "sector_code": ["CONC", "HLTH", "FINS"], | |
| "sector": ["Consumer Cyclical", "Health Care", "Financials"], | |
| "industry_code": ["CONC_AUTO", "HLTH_PHARMA", "FINS_BANK"], | |
| "industry": ["Automobiles", "Pharmaceuticals", "Banks"], | |
| "naics_1997": [None] * 3, "naics_title": [None] * 3, | |
| "naics_sector": [None] * 3, "naics_sector_title": [None] * 3, | |
| "naics_candidates": [0, 0, 0], | |
| }) | |
| frame = build_classification(spans, directory, reference, entity_fallback(pl.DataFrame())) | |
| assert frame.height == frame["cik"].n_unique() == 3 | |
| car = frame.filter(pl.col("cik") == "0000000001").row(0, named=True) | |
| assert (car["sector_code"], car["sic"]) == ("CONC", "3711") | |
| assert car["is_dated"] is True | |
| bank = frame.filter(pl.col("cik") == "0000000003").row(0, named=True) | |
| # Its only code came from today's snapshot, so it carries no history. | |
| assert bank["is_dated"] is False | |
| def test_by_ticker_clips_to_the_overlap(observations, tickers, directory): | |
| spans = build_spans(observations) | |
| frame = build_by_ticker(tickers, spans, directory) | |
| spac = frame.filter(pl.col("ticker") == "SPAC").row(0, named=True) | |
| assert spac["sector_code"] == "SHEL" | |
| assert spac["valid_to"] == date(2020, 8, 2) # the SIC span ends first | |
| assert spac["date_basis"] == "dated" | |
| carz = frame.filter(pl.col("ticker") == "CARZ").row(0, named=True) | |
| assert (carz["sector_code"], carz["is_current"]) == ("CONC", True) | |
| def test_a_ticker_that_predates_the_evidence_still_gets_a_row(tickers, observations, directory): | |
| """Delisted in 2007, so no filing overlaps; dropping it would leave the | |
| universe made of survivors.""" | |
| frame = build_by_ticker(tickers, build_spans(observations), directory) | |
| gone = frame.filter(pl.col("ticker") == "GONE").row(0, named=True) | |
| assert gone["date_basis"] == "undated" | |
| assert gone["sector_code"] == "FINS" | |
| assert (gone["valid_from"], gone["valid_to"]) == (date(2006, 4, 1), date(2007, 9, 1)) | |
| def test_a_ticker_with_no_code_at_all_is_present_and_unclassified( | |
| tickers, observations, directory | |
| ): | |
| frame = build_by_ticker(tickers, build_spans(observations), directory) | |
| huh = frame.filter(pl.col("ticker") == "HUH").row(0, named=True) | |
| assert (huh["date_basis"], huh["sector_code"], huh["sic"]) == ("unknown", "UNCL", None) | |
| def test_is_current_marks_exactly_one_row_per_live_ticker(tickers, observations, directory): | |
| """A live ticker whose company was reclassified must not come back current | |
| under both its old sector and its new one.""" | |
| frame = build_by_ticker(tickers, build_spans(observations), directory) | |
| current = frame.filter(pl.col("is_current")) | |
| assert current.height == current["ticker"].n_unique() | |
| assert set(current["ticker"]) == {"CARZ", "PILL"} | |
| def test_taxonomy_table_lists_every_industry(): | |
| frame = build_taxonomy_table() | |
| assert set(frame.columns) <= set(CONFIG_SCHEMAS["taxonomy"]) | |
| assert frame["industry_code"].n_unique() == frame.height | |
| assert frame.filter(pl.col("industry_code") == "HLTH_PHARMA")["sic_ranges"].item() | |
| def test_a_filer_known_only_by_its_forms_still_gets_classified( | |
| observations, tickers, directory | |
| ): | |
| """A closed-end fund has no industry code and never will. Saying "fund" | |
| beats a null, which reads the same as a failure.""" | |
| kinds = pl.DataFrame({ | |
| "cik": ["0000000004"], "entity_kind": ["investment_company"], | |
| "source_ref": ["CIK0000000004.json"], | |
| }) | |
| fallback = entity_fallback(kinds) | |
| assert fallback.row(0, named=True)["sector_code"] == "FUND" | |
| frame = build_by_ticker(tickers, build_spans(observations), directory, fallback) | |
| huh = frame.filter(pl.col("ticker") == "HUH").row(0, named=True) | |
| assert (huh["sector_code"], huh["industry_code"]) == ("FUND", "FUND_INVEST") | |
| assert huh["date_basis"] == "unknown" # still no date behind it | |
| assert huh["sic"] is None # and no code was invented for it | |
| def test_the_fallback_never_overrides_an_assigned_code(observations, tickers, directory): | |
| kinds = pl.DataFrame({ | |
| "cik": ["0000000002"], "entity_kind": ["investment_company"], | |
| "source_ref": ["x"], | |
| }) | |
| frame = build_by_ticker( | |
| tickers, build_spans(observations), directory, entity_fallback(kinds) | |
| ) | |
| pill = frame.filter(pl.col("ticker") == "PILL").row(0, named=True) | |
| assert pill["sector_code"] == "HLTH" | |