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Tag: dataframe

Simple example of Pandas ExtensionArray

It seems to me that Pandas ExtensionArrays would be one of the cases where a simple example to get one started would really help. However, I have not found a simple enough example anywhere. Creating an ExtensionArray To create an ExtensionArray, you need to Create an ExtensionDtype and register it Create an ExtensionArray by implementing the required methods. There is

combine pd.loc and pd.iloc to assign value

My input: I try assign new value based on other column in this way it work: dd.loc[dd.iloc[:,1]==0,[‘result_’+cv_detail[0]] ] = ‘Other’ OR dd.loc[dd.sum_result_ICV == 0, “result_ICV”] = ‘Other’ But this code doesn’t, code make more columns, with assign new value into column: What difference? Answer Use double iloc first for select second column by dd.iloc[:,1], conmvert to numpy array for possible

How to read 24:00 hour?

I have a csv file with 24:00 hour instead of 00:00 and try to read it with pandas. I found solution and try to adopt it. The problem is, I get an error and don’t know how to fix it. Can someone help me? My csv: The code I got from the link above adopted to my case: The error

Remove strings and special characters from multiple columns

I want to remove strings and special characters from multiple columns (which contain nan values). I only want the numbers to be present. Below is one of my columns. Any help will be appreciated! Expected outcome: Answer Start by filling NaN values by empty string, then extract the values by regex, then fill the NaN values, then finally replace comma

How to get all last rows at second level in MultiIndex DataFrame whose second level has variable length

I have this dataframe: And I want to keep all the last second level rows, meaning that: For thread_id==0 I want to keep the row message_id_in_thread==1 For thread_id==1 I want to keep the row message_id_in_thread==2 For thread_id==2 I want to keep the row message_id_in_thread==1 This can easily be achieved by doing df.iterrows(), but I would like to know if there

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