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Tag: dataframe

How to fill a field based on other column in Python?

I need to fill a column’s fields, based on the other columns, in this way: The first df has two columns – names and ages of the kids, but some rows are NaNs, however nothing should be done with the NaNs, just ignore them. But the ages should be filled in, based on the second df. First df: is this:

How can I append the last row on each dataframe

I am trying to use for loop to append the last row into a new dataframe. However, it only can append the last data into the new dataframe. May I know how can I fix it? The code looks like this: Answer Try change the line: to: Your code is now resetting new_df to a new value in every iteration

Append Data to DataFrame

I did a code in which I pick P-wave seismic waveform, basically is a time pick along waveform, also compute the signal-to-noise and other variables. Here is part of my code. But I am not being able to append the output from the function I specify here scnl, picks, polarity, snr, uncert = picker.picks(tr_cut) However if I print the output

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

For Loop to populate Pandas dataframe

In below dataframe, I need to add +1 for all values which have 0: The end result should look something like below: I have tried ‘for loops’ but does not seem to work. Any suggestions? Answer Let us try cumsum to create a sequential counter then update values in col_a using boolean indexing:

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