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creating a list of functions using globals()

I am trying to define 3 functions. However, the three functions are the same, they are equal to the last one. Am I using globals() in the wrong way? Answer Since item is just a name in the body of _f, you should define _f in a scope where item will have the value you want when you call the

How to convert first column of dataframe in to its headers

I have dataframe df: O/P should be: I want column containing(a, b,c,d,e) as header of my dataframe. Could anyone help? Answer If your dataframe is pandas and its name is df. Try solving it with pandas: Firstly convert initial df content to a list, afterwards create a new dataframe defining its columns with th…

Color Bar Chart Based on Label Name

I am new to python so please feel free to explain like I am a 2yr old. I am trying to process a spreadsheet and create multiple bar charts by filtering the content based on strings in the row. I now want to ensure that all the bar charts have a consistent bar color scheme based on the label. e.g.

Pandas how to pivot/unpivot/add a dummy column name

I want to convert from a long to a wide table with dummy column names created based on the number of accid sample excel input vs output attached Please help Answer I was able to get down to 2 steps, pivot_table using aggfunc=list, and then creating new columns from that list. I’m not sure I’ve com…

groupby with diff function

I have a groupby with a diff function, however I want to add an extra mean column for heart rate, how can I do this the best way? this is the code where should I add in the piece of code to calculate the average heart rate? output will be the amount of seconds in high power zone and then

pandas cumsum on lag-differenced dataframe

Say I have a pd.DataFrame() that I differenced with .diff(5), which works like “new number at idx i = (number at idx i) – (number at idx i-5)” Now I want to undo this operation using the first 5 entries of example_df, and using df_diff. If i had done .diff(1), I would simply use .cumsum(). B…