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Collapse multiindex after pivot() in pandas pipe

Comming from R/dplyr, I’m used to the piping concept to chain transformation steps during data analysis and have taken this to pandas in a sometimes similar, sometimes better but also sometimes worse fashion (see this article for reference). This is an example of a worse situation. I’m conducting an analysis of some objects and want to understand the behavior by

how to clip pandas for a multiple column in a data frame

Here is the df: each column in the dataframe has a lower and an upper limit as mentioned in the below list eg: But this returns every element as nan whereas the expected result is to clip each column based on the upper limit and lower limit mentioned in the list… Using for loop, I was able to make the

how to print something in the terminal for limited rime

I want to print random number in the terminal for just a few second but I can’t delete it after its display in terminal. is there any way to hide number after it show in terminal? Answer You can go back to the beginning of the line with r and flush=True, then overwrite the content of the line. For more

Creating a nested dictionary from a pandas dataframe

I have a dataframe which demonstrates a hierarchy of meters. A meter has an ID, and can have any number of children, this children can also have children, which can also have children, ad infinitum. The dataframe has a meter per row, and the level of the child is shown by column. As shown below: The aim is to convert

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