Convert List of Associations into Association of Lists

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For neuralnetworks mathematica likes 2 ways to structure trainingsets:



listFormatData = "Input" -> input2, "OutputKey1" -> OutputKey1Input2Output, ...


and 



assocFormatData = <|
"Input" -> input1, input2, ..., 
"OutputKey1" -> OutputKey1Input1Output, OutputKey1Input2Output, ...
, ...
|>


Is the a stock way to convert these 2 formats properly?



concrete examples:



listData = 
<


and 



assocData = <|
"Input" -> 1, 2, 3, 
"double" -> 2, 4, 6, 
"squared" -> 1, 4, 9
|>





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  • What does Normal[Transpose[Dataset[listData]]] return for you? (Also if you replace listData with assocData?)
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For neuralnetworks mathematica likes 2 ways to structure trainingsets:



listFormatData = "Input" -> input2, "OutputKey1" -> OutputKey1Input2Output, ...


and 



assocFormatData = <|
"Input" -> input1, input2, ..., 
"OutputKey1" -> OutputKey1Input1Output, OutputKey1Input2Output, ...
, ...
|>


Is the a stock way to convert these 2 formats properly?



concrete examples:



listData = 
<


and 



assocData = <|
"Input" -> 1, 2, 3, 
"double" -> 2, 4, 6, 
"squared" -> 1, 4, 9
|>





list-manipulation associations neural-networks







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  • What does Normal[Transpose[Dataset[listData]]] return for you? (Also if you replace listData with assocData?)
    – J. M. is computer-less♦
    1 hour ago













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For neuralnetworks mathematica likes 2 ways to structure trainingsets:



listFormatData = "Input" -> input2, "OutputKey1" -> OutputKey1Input2Output, ...


and 



assocFormatData = <|
"Input" -> input1, input2, ..., 
"OutputKey1" -> OutputKey1Input1Output, OutputKey1Input2Output, ...
, ...
|>


Is the a stock way to convert these 2 formats properly?



concrete examples:



listData = 
<


and 



assocData = <|
"Input" -> 1, 2, 3, 
"double" -> 2, 4, 6, 
"squared" -> 1, 4, 9
|>





list-manipulation associations neural-networks







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For neuralnetworks mathematica likes 2 ways to structure trainingsets:



listFormatData = "Input" -> input2, "OutputKey1" -> OutputKey1Input2Output, ...


and 



assocFormatData = <|
"Input" -> input1, input2, ..., 
"OutputKey1" -> OutputKey1Input1Output, OutputKey1Input2Output, ...
, ...
|>


Is the a stock way to convert these 2 formats properly?



concrete examples:



listData = 
<


and 



assocData = <|
"Input" -> 1, 2, 3, 
"double" -> 2, 4, 6, 
"squared" -> 1, 4, 9
|>





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  • What does Normal[Transpose[Dataset[listData]]] return for you? (Also if you replace listData with assocData?)
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What does Normal[Transpose[Dataset[listData]]] return for you? (Also if you replace listData with assocData?)
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Merge[listData, Identity]



<|"Input" -> 1, 2, 3, "double" -> 2, 4, 6, "squared" -> 1, 4, 9|>




listFormatData = >,
 <;
Merge[listFormatData , Identity]



<|"Input" -> input1, input2,
"OutputKey1" -> OutputKey1Input1Output, OutputKey1Input2Output|>







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    A function that is of great use here, is AssociationTranspose in the GeneralUtilities package. It does the same thing as regular transpose, but works with List and Associations alike (and mixtures of the two):



    listData = >,
     <;
    assocData = <|"Input" -> 1, 2, 3, "double" -> 2, 4, 6, "squared" -> 1, 4, 9|>;
    GeneralUtilities`AssociationTranspose[listData] === assocData
    GeneralUtilities`AssociationTranspose[assocData] === listData




    Out[11]= True



    Out[12]= True








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      Merge[listData, Identity]



      <|"Input" -> 1, 2, 3, "double" -> 2, 4, 6, "squared" -> 1, 4, 9|>




      listFormatData = >,
       <;
      Merge[listFormatData , Identity]



      <|"Input" -> input1, input2,
      "OutputKey1" -> OutputKey1Input1Output, OutputKey1Input2Output|>







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        Merge[listData, Identity]



        <|"Input" -> 1, 2, 3, "double" -> 2, 4, 6, "squared" -> 1, 4, 9|>




        listFormatData = >,
         <;
        Merge[listFormatData , Identity]



        <|"Input" -> input1, input2,
        "OutputKey1" -> OutputKey1Input1Output, OutputKey1Input2Output|>







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          Merge[listData, Identity]



          <|"Input" -> 1, 2, 3, "double" -> 2, 4, 6, "squared" -> 1, 4, 9|>




          listFormatData = >,
           <;
          Merge[listFormatData , Identity]



          <|"Input" -> input1, input2,
          "OutputKey1" -> OutputKey1Input1Output, OutputKey1Input2Output|>







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          Merge[listData, Identity]



          <|"Input" -> 1, 2, 3, "double" -> 2, 4, 6, "squared" -> 1, 4, 9|>




          listFormatData = >,
           <;
          Merge[listFormatData , Identity]



          <|"Input" -> input1, input2,
          "OutputKey1" -> OutputKey1Input1Output, OutputKey1Input2Output|>








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              A function that is of great use here, is AssociationTranspose in the GeneralUtilities package. It does the same thing as regular transpose, but works with List and Associations alike (and mixtures of the two):



              listData = >,
               <;
              assocData = <|"Input" -> 1, 2, 3, "double" -> 2, 4, 6, "squared" -> 1, 4, 9|>;
              GeneralUtilities`AssociationTranspose[listData] === assocData
              GeneralUtilities`AssociationTranspose[assocData] === listData




              Out[11]= True



              Out[12]= True








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                up vote
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                A function that is of great use here, is AssociationTranspose in the GeneralUtilities package. It does the same thing as regular transpose, but works with List and Associations alike (and mixtures of the two):



                listData = >,
                 <;
                assocData = <|"Input" -> 1, 2, 3, "double" -> 2, 4, 6, "squared" -> 1, 4, 9|>;
                GeneralUtilities`AssociationTranspose[listData] === assocData
                GeneralUtilities`AssociationTranspose[assocData] === listData




                Out[11]= True



                Out[12]= True








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                  up vote
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                  A function that is of great use here, is AssociationTranspose in the GeneralUtilities package. It does the same thing as regular transpose, but works with List and Associations alike (and mixtures of the two):



                  listData = >,
                   <;
                  assocData = <|"Input" -> 1, 2, 3, "double" -> 2, 4, 6, "squared" -> 1, 4, 9|>;
                  GeneralUtilities`AssociationTranspose[listData] === assocData
                  GeneralUtilities`AssociationTranspose[assocData] === listData




                  Out[11]= True



                  Out[12]= True








                  share|improve this answer












                  A function that is of great use here, is AssociationTranspose in the GeneralUtilities package. It does the same thing as regular transpose, but works with List and Associations alike (and mixtures of the two):



                  listData = >,
                   <;
                  assocData = <|"Input" -> 1, 2, 3, "double" -> 2, 4, 6, "squared" -> 1, 4, 9|>;
                  GeneralUtilities`AssociationTranspose[listData] === assocData
                  GeneralUtilities`AssociationTranspose[assocData] === listData




                  Out[11]= True



                  Out[12]= True









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