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Mastering pandas

You're reading from   Mastering pandas A complete guide to pandas, from installation to advanced data analysis techniques

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Product type Paperback
Published in Oct 2019
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ISBN-13 9781789343236
Length 674 pages
Edition 2nd Edition
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Ashish Kumar Ashish Kumar
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Table of Contents (21) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Section 1: Overview of Data Analysis and pandas
2. Introduction to pandas and Data Analysis FREE CHAPTER 3. Installation of pandas and Supporting Software 4. Section 2: Data Structures and I/O in pandas
5. Using NumPy and Data Structures with pandas 6. I/Os of Different Data Formats with pandas 7. Section 3: Mastering Different Data Operations in pandas
8. Indexing and Selecting in pandas 9. Grouping, Merging, and Reshaping Data in pandas 10. Special Data Operations in pandas 11. Time Series and Plotting Using Matplotlib 12. Section 4: Going a Step Beyond with pandas
13. Making Powerful Reports In Jupyter Using pandas 14. A Tour of Statistics with pandas and NumPy 15. A Brief Tour of Bayesian Statistics and Maximum Likelihood Estimates 16. Data Case Studies Using pandas 17. The pandas Library Architecture 18. pandas Compared with Other Tools 19. A Brief Tour of Machine Learning 20. Other Books You May Enjoy

Operations on indexes

To complete this chapter, we'll discuss operations on indexes. We sometimes need to operate on indexes when we wish to realign our data or select it in different ways. There are various operations:

Note that set_index allows the creation of an index on an existing DataFrame and returns an indexed DataFrame, as we have seen before:

    In [939]: stockIndexDataDF=pd.read_csv('./stock_index_data.csv')
    In [940]: stockIndexDataDF
    Out[940]:   TradingDate  Nasdaq   S&P 500  Russell 2000
      0   2014/01/30   4123.13  1794.19  1139.36
      1   2014/01/31   4103.88  1782.59  1130.88
      2   2014/02/03   3996.96  1741.89  1094.58
      3   2014/02/04   4031.52  1755.20  1102.84
      4   2014/02/05   4011.55  1751.64  1093.59
      5   2014/02/06   4057.12  1773.43  1103.93
  

Now, we can set the index as follows:

    In [941]: stockIndexDF...
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