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copied!<p>To "<em>fill in the ontology dictionary with only the key names</em>" :</p> <pre><code>ontology = {}.fromkeys('abcd',{}) </code></pre> <p>or</p> <pre><code>ontology = dict( (k,{}) for k in 'abcd') </code></pre> <p>Then you will fill <strong>{}</strong> of each item of <strong>ontology</strong> with the items <strong>'a':[...]</strong> , <strong>'b':[...]</strong> , <strong>'c':[...]</strong></p> <p>.</p> <p>But I don't see the interest of writing the value <strong>ontology['a']['a']</strong> as a list containing one unique element that is a dictionary with one unique item having always the same key <strong>'y'</strong></p> <p>Instead of writing this value <strong>'a':[{'y': {'type': 'DSE','name':'JHG'}}]</strong> , for example, you could write it <strong>'a':('DSE','JHG')</strong> . Knowing that first element of the couple <strong>('DSE','JHG')</strong> is a type and the second is a name.</p> <p>You could also write <strong>'z':('QSZA','IUYOIU')</strong> , knowing that first== a type and second== a name.</p> <p>So ontology would be:</p> <pre><code>{'a': {'a':('DSE','JHG') , 'x':[...] , 'z':('QSZA','IUYOIU')} , 'b': {'b':('dfg','tfy') , 'x':[...] , 'z':('ynyu','zertzt')} , 'c': {'c':('noq','jek') , 'x':[...] , 'z':('frEZ','jkyukA')} , 'd': {'d':('bqi','bif') , 'x':[...] , 'z':('kiy',';jheTri')} } </code></pre> <p>And it could even be simplified still more:</p> <pre><code>{'a': (('a', 'DSE','JHG') , [...] , ('QSZA','IUYOIU')) , 'b': (('b', 'dfg','tfy') , [...] , ('ynyu','zertzt')) , 'c': (('c', 'noq','jek') , [...] , ('frEZ','jkyukA')) , 'd': (('d', 'bqi','bif') , [...] , ('kiy',';jheTri')) } </code></pre> <p>First element of a value of ontology would always be of style ('a', type, name) , the second always a list of style 'x' , and the third always a couple (type, name) of style 'z'</p> <p>The elements ('a', type, name) , [...] , (type, name) would be accessed through positions 0, 1, 2 instead of keys 'a'+'y', 'x', 'z'</p>

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