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The document provides examples of using Pandas functions like pipe(), groupby(), and apply() to manipulate and analyze DataFrames. Some key examples include: 1) Using pipe() to apply multiple functions in sequence to add incentives and raise values in a DataFrame. 2) Using pipe() and groupby() to find the mean age by gender and display the results with uppercase column names. 3) Using groupby() and a lambda function to calculate prices per store/product from revenue and quantity data. So in summary, the document demonstrates how to use Pandas functions like pipe(), groupby(), and apply() to perform common data analysis and manipulation tasks on DataFrames like calculating statistics, transforming values, and grouping/

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Functionapplicationp PDF

The document provides examples of using Pandas functions like pipe(), groupby(), and apply() to manipulate and analyze DataFrames. Some key examples include: 1) Using pipe() to apply multiple functions in sequence to add incentives and raise values in a DataFrame. 2) Using pipe() and groupby() to find the mean age by gender and display the results with uppercase column names. 3) Using groupby() and a lambda function to calculate prices per store/product from revenue and quantity data. So in summary, the document demonstrates how to use Pandas functions like pipe(), groupby(), and apply() to perform common data analysis and manipulation tasks on DataFrames like calculating statistics, transforming values, and grouping/

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FUNCTION APPLICATION

PROGRAMS
#Suppose we are having dataframe of following type
basic da
0 5000 500
1 7500 750
Now want to give 50% incentive over basic and da after raise of 5%
basic and da
import pandas as pd
import numpy as np
import math
# own functions
def adder(adder1,adder2):
return adder1+(adder1*(adder2/100))
def incentive(adder1,adder2):
return adder1/adder2
#Create a Dictionary of series
d={
'basic':pd.Series([5000,7500]),
'da':pd.Series([500,750])}
df = pd.DataFrame(d)
df1=df.pipe(adder,5).pipe(incentive,2)
print (df1)

OUTPUT
basic da
0 2625.0 262.50
1 3937.5 393.75
#Suppose we are having dataframe following data
name gender age
0 Mohak Male 31
1 Nikhil Male 32
2 Freya Female 19
Now we want to display mean age on gender basis with column
heading in upper case
import pandas as pd
import numpy as np
import math
df = pd.DataFrame()
df['name'] = ['Mohak', 'Nikhil', 'Freya']
df['gender'] = ['Male', 'Male', 'Female']
df['age'] = [31, 32, 19]
print(df)
def mean_age_by_group(dataframe, col):
return dataframe.groupby(col).mean()
def uppercase_column_name(dataframe):
dataframe.columns = dataframe.columns.str.upper()
return dataframe
print(df.pipe(mean_age_by_group, col='gender')
.pipe(uppercase_column_name)
)
OUTPUT
AGE
gender
Female 19.0
Male 31.5
#Suppose we are having dataframe following data
store product revenue quantity
0 STORE1 TV 310000 8
1 STORE2 AC 480000 10
2 STORE3 FREEZE 190000 7
Now we want to find prices per store/product

import pandas as pd
import numpy as np
import math
df = pd.DataFrame()
df['store'] = ['STORE1', 'STORE2', 'STORE3']
df['product'] = ['TV', 'AC', 'FREEZE']
df['revenue'] = [310000, 480000, 190000]
df['quantity']=[8,10,7]
print(df)
print(df.groupby(['store', 'product']).pipe(lambda grp:
grp.revenue.sum()/grp.quantity.sum()))

OUTPUT
store product
STORE1 TV 38750.000000
STORE2 AC 48000.000000
STORE3 FREEZE 27142.857143
A dataframe dfW is given with following data:
Age Wage Rate
0 20 250
1 25 350
2 30 450
3 35 550
(a) Write a program using pipe() function to add 2 to each numeric
column of dataframe dfW.
(b) Find the maximum value each column using apply() function.
(c) Find the row wise maximum value using apply() function.

(a) # Wageplus.py
import pandas as pd
dfW = pd.DataFrame({'Age' : [20, 25, 30, 35],
'Wage Rate' : [250, 350, 450, 550]},
columns = ['Age', 'Wage Rate'])
def Add_Two(Data, aValue):
return Data + aValue
print(dfW.pipe(Add_Two, 2))

(b) dfW.loc[:, 'Age':'Wage Rate'].apply(max, axis=0)

(c) dfW.loc[:, 'Age':'Wage Rate'].apply(max, axis=1)


A dataframe dfB is given with following data:
Itemno ItemName Color Price
1 Ball Pen Black 16.0
2 Pencil Blue 5.0
3 Ball Pen Green 15.0
4 Gel Pen Green 20.0
Answer the following questions using groupby function (assume that
the dataframe name is
dfB):
(a) Display Color wise item and price of each ItemName category.
(b) Find the maximum price of each ItemName.
(c) Find the minimum price of each ItemName.
(c) Count the number of items in each ItemName category.

(a) dfX = dfB.groupby(['ItemName', 'Color'])


dfX.first()

(b) dfB.groupby('ItemName').Price.max()

(c) dfB.groupby('ItemName').Price.min()

(d) dfB.groupby('ItemName')['Color'].apply(lambda x: x.count())


#Suppose we are having dataframe following data
0 1 2
0 1.0 2 NaN
1 NaN 3 4.0
2 1.0 2 3.0
Now count the number of missing values in each row in Pandas
dataframe?

import pandas as pd
import numpy as np
import math
df = pd.DataFrame([[1,2,np.nan],
[np.nan, 3, 4],
[1,2,3]])
print(df)
df['full_count'] = df.apply(lambda x: x.count(), axis=1)
print(df)

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