How to groupby consecutive values in pandas DataFrame
I have a column in a DataFrame with values:
I have a column in a DataFrame with values:
My first SO question:
I am confused about this behavior of apply method of groupby in pandas (0.12.0-4), it appears to apply the function TWICE to the first row of a data frame. For example:
I have a pandas DataFrame like following:
Hello I have the following dataframe.
I need to count unique ID values in every domain. I have data: ID, domain 123, 'vk.com' 123, 'vk.com' 123, 'twitter.com' 456, 'vk.com' 456, 'facebook.com' 456, 'vk.com' 456, 'google.com' 789, 'twitter.com' 789, 'vk.com' I try df.groupby([‘domain’, ‘ID’]).count() But I want to get domain, count vk.com 3 twitter.com 2 facebook.com 1 google.com 1 Answers: Thank you … Read more
Assume that I have a set of data pair where index 0 is the value and index 1 is the type:
So my dataframe looks like this:
I am using Pandas as a database substitute as I have multiple databases (Oracle, SQL Server, etc.), and I am unable to make a sequence of commands to a SQL equivalent.
Is there an easy method in pandas to invoke groupby on a range of values increments? For instance given the example below can I bin and group column B with a 0.155 increment so that for example, the first couple of groups in column B are divided into ranges between ‘0 – 0.155, 0.155 – 0.31 …`
I want to group my dataframe by two columns and then sort the aggregated results within the groups.