pandas_extensions
author: Ben de Vera
view at: https://test.pypi.org/project/pandas-extensions/0.1/
classes
SuperDataFrame
Extension of the pandas.DataFrame class that adds additional methods.
- SuperDataFrame.null_report
- Displays number of null values in each column of a pandas.DataFrame
- Params
self : pandas.DataFrame
verbose : boolean
- SuperDataFrame.train_test_val_split
- Provides a train/test/val split of a pandas.DataFrame
- Params
self : pandas.DataFrame
train_size : float
test_size : float
verbose : boolean
functions
could_merge
Naive check for whether DataFrames can merge
- Params
df1 : pandas.DataFrame
df2 : pandas.DataFrame
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