Data Manipulation • Pandas How To

Data slicing in Pandas

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Post published:August 14, 2023
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We provide a detailed guide on how to slice and dice data using Pandas, enabling you to handle even the most complex data sets with ease. (more…)

How to replace part of string in Pandas

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Post published:March 19, 2023
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To replace part of a string in a Pandas DataFrame, you can use the str.replace() method with a regular expression. This allows you to replace substrings that match a specific pattern with a new substring. Here’s an example on how to replace part of string: (more…)

How to Suppress Scientific Notation in Pandas

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Post published:February 16, 2023
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Scientific notation is a way of expressing numbers using exponents, which can be useful for very large or very small numbers, but can also make data difficult to read and interpret. Fortunately, Pandas provides a way to suppress scientific notation and display numbers in standard decimal format.

Here are some ways to suppress scientific notation in Pandas: (more…)

How to access index column in Pandas

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Post published:February 16, 2023
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In Pandas, the index column is a special column that identifies each row of a DataFrame with a unique label. You can access the index column of a DataFrame using the index attribute. (more…)

How to remove nan values in Pandas

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Post published:February 16, 2023
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Pandas is a popular Python library for data analysis and manipulation. One of the common tasks that you may encounter when working with Pandas is dealing with missing values, also known as nan values. Nan stands for not a number, and it indicates that the value is undefined or invalid. Nan values can arise from various sources, such as reading data from a file, performing calculations, or applying transformations.

Nan values can cause problems for some operations, such as sorting, aggregating, or plotting. Therefore, you may want to remove them from your data frame or series. There are two main ways to do this: using the dropna() method or using the fillna() method.

The dropna() method removes any rows or columns that contain nan values from your data frame or series. You can specify how to handle the missing values by using the following parameters: (more…)

How to write to csv without index

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Post published:February 16, 2023
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To write a Pandas DataFrame to a CSV file without the index, use the to_csv method and set the index parameter to False. For example this script is showing how to write to csv without index using example data and file: (more…)