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Learning Pandas

You're reading from   Learning Pandas Get to grips with pandas - a versatile and high-performance Python library for data manipulation, analysis, and discovery

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Published in Apr 2015
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781783985128
Length 504 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Preface 1. A Tour of pandas 2. Installing pandas FREE CHAPTER 3. NumPy for pandas 4. The pandas Series Object 5. The pandas DataFrame Object 6. Accessing Data 7. Tidying Up Your Data 8. Combining and Reshaping Data 9. Grouping and Aggregating Data 10. Time-series Data 11. Visualization 12. Applications to Finance Index

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After the grouping is performed, we have the ability to perform either aggregate calculations on each group of data resulting in a single value from each group, or to apply a transformation to each item in a group and return the combined result for each group. We can also filter groups based on results of expressions to exclude the groups from being included in the combined results.

Applying aggregation functions to groups

pandas allows the application of an aggregation function to each group of data. Aggregation is performed using the .aggregate() (or in short, .agg()) method of the GroupBy object. The parameter of .agg() is a reference to a function that is applied to each group. In the case of DataFrame, the function will be applied to each column.

As an example, the following code will calculate the mean of the values across each sensor and axis in the grouping mig_l12:

In [20]:
   # calculate the mean for each sensor/axis
   mig_l12.agg(np.mean)

Out[20]:
                     interval...
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