Questions tagged [iteritems]

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Any ideas on Iterating over dataframe and applying regex?

This may be a rudimentary problem but I am new to pandas. I have a csv dataframe and I want to iterate over each row to extract all the string information in a specific column through regex. . (The reason why I am using regex is because eventually I…
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why loop saves only results from last file in pandas

I am using a loop to open consecutive files and then a second loop to calculate the average of y at specific row nrs (x). Why is the second loop showing the average only of the last file? I would like to append the average from each file into one…
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Keep first occurrence in duplicated values in dictionary

Having duplicated values in dictionary such as the following: dict_numbers={'one':['one', 'first','uno', 'une'], 'zero':['zero','nothing','cero'], 'first':['one', 'first','uno', 'une'], …
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Pandas dataframe - How to sort (alphabetically) column values with value_counts

I am trying to sort dataframe column values in conjunction with value_count - Below is a code snippet of my algorithm: with open (f_out_txt_2, 'w', encoding='utf-8') as f_txt_out_2: f_txt_out_2.write(f"SORTED First Names w/SORTED value…
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When one column cell has a value zero, make the value in another column zero and cells below it zero

I'm reading temperature data from a sensor that is cycling on and off in a dataframe df. Each time the sensor turns on, it takes roughly 5 rows of data to thermally equilibrate. I want to ignore the decreased temp values from the warm up time of…
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How does iteritems() work in a loop within dataframe

I am stuck in the understanding of .iteritems(). I checked documents and code examples but that does not explain this specific case. returns from statsmodels.tsa.stattools import adfuller pd.Series([adfuller(values)[1] < 0.05 for columns, values…
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How to get a key among the several values?

I would like to find the key from one value. But, a key has several values. I can't find the key by using the typical way to find the key from the value. I already tried dict.items() and dict.iterms() instead of dict.iteritems() But doesn't…
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Print dict iteration elements as it is read(declared)

I am reading a dictionary in python2.6 as below I know Python3.6 will read the dictionary in the same order it is declared, but i need to achieve this in Python2.6 (OrderedDict is also not available in Python2.6) numbermap = {'one': 1, 'two': 2,…
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python grouper object could not print anything after using itemgetter

I was running the example at Detecting consecutive integers in a list from itertools import groupby from operator import itemgetter data = [ 1, 4,5,6, 10, 15,16,17,18, 22, 25,26,27,28] for k, g in groupby(enumerate(data), lambda ix: ix[0] -…
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itertools system error for large files

I am trying to get the even lines from my very big file(~300GB),and I am able to do it for a file with almost the same size that I am getting the error is. The code is : import itertools import sys, os with open('FILE.fasta') as f: fd =…
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Counter and for loops

I am writing a piece of code that iterates through each record and prints a statistic called intervals. for record in records: from collections import Counter count = Counter(intervals) for interval, frequency in count.iteritems(): …
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Python make list of items according to a dictionary of key value pairs, but values have to be regex patterns

I am trying to make a wrapper function for the existing itertags one here: https://github.com/streamlink/streamlink/blob/master/src/streamlink/plugin/api/utils.py#L16 Currently i have this: def itertags_wrapper(html, tag, attrs=None, ret=False): …
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