Transpose in Clojure

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(require '[huri.core :as h]
         '[clojure.core.matrix.dataset :as d]
         '[incanter.core :as i])

;; FROM MAP OF ROWS TO MAP OF COLUMNS

(def byRow [{:x 1 :y "a"}
            {:x 2 :y "b"}
            {:x 3 :y "c"}])

;; APPROACH #1 - PLAIN CLOJURE
(zipmap (keys (first byRow)) (apply map list (map vals byRow)))

; {:x (1 2 3), :y ("a" "b" "c")}

;; APPROACH #2 - HURI LIBRARY
(h/col-oriented byRow)

; {:x (1 2 3), :y ("a" "b" "c")}

;; APPROACH #3 - CORE.MATRIX LIBRARY
(d/to-map (d/dataset (keys (first byRow)) byRow))

; {:x [1 2 3], :y ["a" "b" "c"]}

;; APPROACH #4 - INCANTER LIBRARY
(i/to-map (i/to-dataset byRow))

; {:x (1 2 3), :y ("a" "b" "c")}

;; FROM MAP OF COLUMNS TO MAP OF ROWS

(def byCol {:x '(1 2 3)
            :y '("a" "b" "c")})

;; APPROACH #1 - PLAIN CLOJURE
(map #(zipmap (keys byCol) %) (apply map list (vals byCol)))

; ({:x 1, :y "a"} {:x 2, :y "b"} {:x 3, :y "c"})

;; APPROACH #2 - HURI LIBRARY
(h/row-oriented byCol)

; ({:x 1, :y "a"} {:x 2, :y "b"} {:x 3, :y "c"})

;; APPROACH #3 - CORE.MATRIX LIBRARY
(d/row-maps (d/dataset (keys byCol) byCol))

; [{:x 1, :y "a"} {:x 2, :y "b"} {:x 3, :y "c"}]

;; APPROACH #4 - INCANTER LIBRARY
(second (vals (i/dataset (keys byCol) (apply map list (vals byCol)))))

; ({:x 1, :y "a"} {:x 2, :y "b"} {:x 3, :y "c"})

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