misp-galaxy/tools/generate_naics_clusters.py
2023-10-31 11:40:20 +01:00

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#!/usr/bin/env python3
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
#Used to generate naics galaxy clusters; takes naics.csv as entry
#naics.csv is extract from [2022]_NAICS_Structure.xlsx and only uses the 2022 NAICS Code and 2022 NAICS Title columns, without title.
#Note 1 : This only generate the file for the "clusters" folder
#Note 2 : The generated file needs to pass the jq_all_the_thigs.sh script to be in the corresponding information
#Note 3 : New uuids are generated on every run
import json
import csv
import uuid
galaxy={}
galaxy['description']="The North American Industry Classification System or NAICS is a classification of business establishments by type of economic activity (the process of production)."
galaxy['name']="NAICS"
galaxy['source']="North American Industry Classification System - NAICS"
galaxy['type']="naics"
galaxy['uuid']="b73ecad4-6529-4625-8c4f-ee3ef703a72a"
galaxy['version']=2022 #Change when updating
galaxy['authors']=[]
galaxy['authors'].append("Executive Office of the President Office of Management and Budget")
galaxy['category']="sector"
values = []
with open('naics.csv', newline='') as csvfile:
reader = csv.reader(csvfile, delimiter=',', quotechar='"')
for row in reader:
#Cluster creation
cluster = {}
cluster['value']=row[0]
cluster['description']=row[1].strip()
cluster['uuid']=str(uuid.uuid4())
cluster['related']=[]
values.append(cluster)
#Relationsship preparation (Yes it's crappy but at least it works as intended ¯\_(ツ)_/¯)
relationparent={}
relationparent['tags']=[]
relationparent['tags'].append("estimative-language:likelihood-probability=\"likely\"")
relationparent['type']="parent-of"
relationchild={}
relationchild['tags']=[]
relationchild['tags'].append("estimative-language:likelihood-probability=\"likely\"")
relationchild['type']="child-of"
relationsiblings={}
relationsiblings['tags']=[]
relationsiblings['tags'].append("estimative-language:likelihood-probability=\"likely\"")
relationsiblings['type']="similar"
relationsiblings2={}
relationsiblings2['tags']=[]
relationsiblings2['tags'].append("estimative-language:likelihood-probability=\"likely\"")
relationsiblings2['type']="similar"
#Building relationships
if len(cluster['value']) > 2: #2 digit codes have no parents
if len(cluster['value']) == 6: #specific case of 6 digit codes, parent have only 4 digits
for value in values:
if value['value'] == cluster['value'][0:len(cluster['value'])-2]:
relationchild['dest-uuid']=value['uuid']
cluster['related'].append(relationchild)
relationparent['dest-uuid']=cluster['uuid']
value['related'].append(relationparent)
break
if cluster['value'][5] == "0": #If a 6 digit code ends with 0, it has a similar/identical 5 digit code
for value in values:
if value['value'] == cluster['value'][0:len(cluster['value'])-1]:
relationsiblings['dest-uuid']=value['uuid']
cluster['related'].append(relationsiblings)
relationsiblings2['dest-uuid']=cluster['uuid']
value['related'].append(relationsiblings2)
break
else: #All other cases (codes with 3 to 5 digits)
for value in values:
if value['value'] == cluster['value'][0:len(cluster['value'])-1]:
relationchild['dest-uuid']=value['uuid']
cluster['related'].append(relationchild)
relationparent['dest-uuid']=cluster['uuid']
value['related'].append(relationparent)
break
galaxy['values']=values
tojson = json.dumps(galaxy, indent=2)
jsonFile = open("naisc_cluster.json", "w")
jsonFile.write(tojson)
jsonFile.close()