Considering the following structure:
"label_5" : {
"ranks" : {
"hotel_1" : 0.738805199017347,
"hotel_2" : 0.17653657117268828,
"hotel_3" : 0.04071552339502227,
"hotel_4" : 0.12543627348684705,
"hotel_5" : 0.375692808082533,
"hotel_6" : 0.6796857473988642,
"hotel_7" : 0.18080608668170495
}
},
"label_6" : {
"ranks" : {
"hotel_1" : 0.40339830434450485,
"hotel_2" : 0.7106559576870051,
"hotel_3" : 0.6349776144488348,
"hotel_4" : 0.4260347490574752,
"hotel_5" : 0.6244178232434163,
"hotel_6" : 0.6569190693595632,
"hotel_7" : 0.16378308796300156,
"hotel_8" : 0.16766423698668875,
"hotel_9" : 0.7319011899938765
}
},
"label_7" : {
"ranks" : {
"hotel_1" : 0.33694055774124787,
"hotel_2" : 0.4293637949091027,
"hotel_3" : 0.7925947261514583,
"hotel_4" : 0.8867890134535386,
"hotel_5" : 0.7927268526887514,
"hotel_6" : 0.09449794446136539
}
}
under labels
collections, and the following code:
db.collection("labels").find({},{label_6:1, label_5:1})
How can I sort the hotels by their value?
via Ben
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