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import pandas as pd
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from datetime import datetime
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from transformers import pipeline
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# --- Constants ---
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ALERT_THRESHOLD = 60 # Threshold for flagging low-performing vendors
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DAYS_PER_MONTH = 30
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# --- Helper Functions ---
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def calculate_quality_score(incident_logs):
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"""
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Calculates a quality score based on the number and severity of incident logs.
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Args:
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incident_logs (str): A string containing incident log details.
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Returns:
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float: A score between 0 and 100, where 100 is the highest quality.
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"""
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if not incident_logs:
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return 100 # Perfect score if no incidents
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# Basic keyword matching for severity (can be expanded)
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high_severity_keywords = ['major', 'critical', 'severe', 'fatality']
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medium_severity_keywords = ['minor', 'moderate', 'injury']
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low_severity_keywords = ['near miss', 'warning', 'caution']
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high_count = sum(1 for keyword in high_severity_keywords if keyword in incident_logs.lower())
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medium_count = sum(1 for keyword in medium_severity_keywords if keyword in incident_logs.lower())
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low_count = sum(1 for keyword in low_severity_keywords if keyword in incident_logs.lower())
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# Weighted scoring (adjust weights as needed)
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score = 100 - (high_count * 20 + medium_count * 10 + low_count * 5)
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return max(0, score) # Ensure score doesn't go below 0
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def calculate_timeliness_score(work_completion_details, delay_reports, log_date):
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"""
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Calculates a timeliness score based on work completion details, delay reports,
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and the log date.
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Args:
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work_completion_details (str): Details of work completion.
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delay_reports (str): Reports of delays.
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log_date (str): The date of the log (YYYY-MM-DD).
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Returns:
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float: A score between 0 and 100, where 100 is perfectly on time.
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"""
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if not work_completion_details:
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return 100
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log_date_obj = datetime.strptime(log_date, '%Y-%m-%d')
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# Assume a 30-day window for "on time" (can be adjusted)
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completion_window_end = log_date_obj
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# Check for explicit "on time" completion
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if "on time" in work_completion_details.lower():
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return 100
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# Penalize for delay reports
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delay_penalty = 0
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if delay_reports:
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delay_penalty = len(delay_reports.split(',')) * 15 # 15 points per delay report (adjust as needed)
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# Very basic check for "late" or "delayed"
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if "late" in work_completion_details.lower() or "delayed" in work_completion_details.lower():
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return max(0, 50 - delay_penalty)
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return max(0, 100 - delay_penalty) # cap at 100
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def calculate_safety_score(incident_logs):
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"""
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Calculates a safety score based on the presence of incident logs.
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Args:
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incident_logs (str): A string containing incident log details.
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Returns:
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float: 100 if no incidents, otherwise a lower score.
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"""
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if not incident_logs:
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return 100
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else:
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# Further logic can be added to differentiate severity
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return max(0, 80 - len(incident_logs.split(',')) * 10) # Reduce score per incident
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def calculate_communication_score(work_completion_details):
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"""
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Calculates a communication score based on the work completion details.
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Uses a simple sentiment analysis.
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Args:
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work_completion_details (str): Details of work completion.
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Returns:
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float: A score between 0 and 100.
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"""
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if not work_completion_details:
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return 100
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# Initialize sentiment analysis pipeline
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sentiment_analyzer = pipeline("sentiment-analysis-ssbert-large-en") # More robust model
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try:
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result = sentiment_analyzer(work_completion_details)
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sentiment = result[0]['label'] # Get the sentiment label
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confidence = result[0]['score']
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if sentiment == 'POSITIVE':
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return 100
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elif sentiment == 'NEGATIVE':
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return max(0, 60 * confidence) # Scale the negative impact by confidence
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else: # NEUTRAL
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return 80
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except Exception as e:
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print(f"Error in sentiment analysis: {e}")
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return 80 # Return a neutral score on error
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def calculate_final_score(quality_score, timeliness_score, safety_score, communication_score):
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"""
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Calculates a final score based on weighted averages of the individual scores.
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Args:
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quality_score (float): The quality score.
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timeliness_score (float): The timeliness score.
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safety_score (float): The safety score.
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communication_score (float): The communication score.
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Returns:
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float: The final score, between 0 and 100.
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"""
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# Weights (can be adjusted)
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quality_weight = 0.4
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timeliness_weight = 0.3
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safety_weight = 0.2
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communication_weight = 0.1
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final_score = (
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quality_weight * quality_score +
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timeliness_weight * timeliness_score +
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safety_weight * safety_score +
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communication_weight * communication_score
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)
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return final_score
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def generate_performance_report(vendor_id, scores, month, trend_data=None):
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"""
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Generates a performance report (as a dictionary). Includes a placeholder for
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certificate generation.
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Args:
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vendor_id (str): The ID of the vendor.
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scores (dict): A dictionary containing the vendor's scores.
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month (str): The month for the report (e.g., "2024-01").
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trend_data (dict, optional): Trend data for the vendor. Defaults to None.
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Returns:
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dict: A dictionary containing the performance report.
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"""
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report = {
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'vendor_id': vendor_id,
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'month': month,
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'quality': scores['quality'],
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'timeliness': scores['timeliness'],
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'safety': scores['safety'],
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'communication': scores['communication'],
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'final_score': scores['final_score'],
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'alert_flag': scores['final_score'] < ALERT_THRESHOLD,
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'certificate_url': f"/certificates/{vendor_id}_{month}.pdf", # Placeholder URL
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}
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if trend_data:
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report['trend_deviation'] = trend_data.get('trend_deviation', 0)
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else:
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report['trend_deviation'] = 0
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return report
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def process_vendor_logs(vendor_logs):
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"""
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Processes a list of vendor logs, calculates scores, and generates performance reports.
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Args:
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vendor_logs (list): A list of dictionaries, where each dictionary represents
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a vendor log and contains the keys 'vendor_id',
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'work_completion_details', 'delay_reports', 'incident_logs', and 'log_date'.
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Returns:
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list: A list of performance report dictionaries, ready for Salesforce.
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"""
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reports = []
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for log in vendor_logs:
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try:
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vendor_id = log['vendor_id']
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work_completion_details = log['work_completion_details']
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delay_reports = log['delay_reports']
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incident_logs = log['incident_logs']
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log_date = log['log_date'] # Assuming YYYY-MM-DD format
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quality_score = calculate_quality_score(incident_logs)
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timeliness_score = calculate_timeliness_score(work_completion_details, delay_reports, log_date)
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safety_score = calculate_safety_score(incident_logs)
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communication_score = calculate_communication_score(work_completion_details)
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final_score = calculate_final_score(quality_score, timeliness_score, safety_score, communication_score)
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scores = {
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'quality': quality_score,
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'timeliness': timeliness_score,
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'safety': safety_score,
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'communication': communication_score,
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'final_score': final_score,
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}
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# Basic Trend Detection (Example)
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# In a real scenario, you'd fetch previous months' scores from Salesforce
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# and calculate a trend. This is a placeholder.
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trend_data = None
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# Placeholder logic: If current score is more than 10 points lower
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# than a hypothetical previous month, we have a negative trend.
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# previous_month_score = get_previous_month_score(vendor_id, log_date) #from salesforce
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# if previous_month_score and (final_score < previous_month_score - 10):
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# trend_data = {'trend_deviation': -1} # Negative trend
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# elif previous_month_score and (final_score > previous_month_score + 10):
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# trend_data = {'trend_deviation': 1}
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# else:
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# trend_data = {'trend_deviation': 0}
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report = generate_performance_report(vendor_id, scores, log_date[:7], trend_data) # Use YYYY-MM
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reports.append(report)
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except Exception as e:
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print(f"Error processing log for vendor {log.get('vendor_id', 'Unknown')}: {e}")
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# Consider logging the error to a file or database for further analysis
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# You might also want to raise the exception if it's critical
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# to stop processing. For now, we'll just continue to the next log.
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return reports
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