datahandler(python)
Handling Missing values in a given data set and imputing them in python.
Install this library using pip in cmd/powershell (ADMIN) ----> pip install datahandler-bhanu
Comes with command line support. Use directly from cmd/powershell by typing python filename.py datafilename.csv and wallah! Github Link -> https://github.com/eternaldemon/datahandler PyPi Link -> https://pypi.org/project/datahandler-bhanu/
Libraries Used --> Pandas,sklearn,sys,numpy
You can import it directly using import datahandler and use the function datahandler as datahandler.datahandler The updated data will be exported to a new file called data_new.csv
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