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Matt Harrison is an author, speaker, corporate trainer, and consultant. He authored the popular Learning the Pandas Library and Illustrated Guide to Python 3. He runs MetaSnake, which provides corporate and online training on Python and Data Science. In addition, he offers consulting services. He has worked on search engines, configuration management, storage, BI, predictive modeling, and in a variety of domains.
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Theodore Petrou

Theodore Petrou is the founder of Dunder Data, a training company dedicated to helping teach the Python data science ecosystem effectively to individuals and corporations. Read his tutorials and attempt his data science challenges at the Dunder Data website.
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Aggregating weekly crime and traffic accidents separately

The Denver crime dataset has all crime and traffic accidents together in one table, and separates them through the binary columns: IS_CRIME and IS_TRAFFIC. The .resample method allows you to group by a period of time and aggregate specific columns separately.

In this recipe, we will use the .resample method to group by each quarter of the year and then sum up the number of crimes and traffic accidents separately.

How to do it…

  1. Read in the crime hdf5 dataset, set the index as REPORTED_DATE, and then sort it to increase performance for the rest of the recipe:
    >>> crime = (pd.read_hdf('data/crime.h5', 'crime') 
    ...     .set_index('REPORTED_DATE') 
    ...     .sort_index()
    ... )
    
  2. Use the .resample method to group by each quarter of the year and then sum the IS_CRIME and IS_TRAFFIC columns for each group:
    >>> (crime
    ...     .resample...
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Matt Harrison

Matt Harrison is an author, speaker, corporate trainer, and consultant. He authored the popular Learning the Pandas Library and Illustrated Guide to Python 3. He runs MetaSnake, which provides corporate and online training on Python and Data Science. In addition, he offers consulting services. He has worked on search engines, configuration management, storage, BI, predictive modeling, and in a variety of domains.
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Theodore Petrou

Theodore Petrou is the founder of Dunder Data, a training company dedicated to helping teach the Python data science ecosystem effectively to individuals and corporations. Read his tutorials and attempt his data science challenges at the Dunder Data website.
Read more about Theodore Petrou