Some examples on how to highlight and style cells in pandas dataframes when some criteria is met. Useful for analytics and presenting data.
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Variety of examples on how to set display options on Pandas, to control things like the number of rows, columns, number formatting, etc. Especially useful for working in Jupyter notebooks.
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Reading and writing pandas dataframes to CSV files in a way that's safe and avoiding problems due to quoting, escaping and encoding issues.
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Examples and reference on how to write customer transformers and how to create a single sklearn pipeline including both preprocessing steps and classifiers at the end, in a way that enables you to use pandas dataframes directly in a call to fit.
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Pandas exposes a series of string methods that you can use on Series that contain string objects. These are useful for filtering dataframes among other uses.
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How and when to use special pandas Indexes such as DatetimeIndex, PeriodIndex and TimedeltaIndex. These will help you deal with and perform simple operations on time-series data.
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In order to successfully work with large data on Pandas, there are some ways to reduce memory usage and make sure you get good speed performance.
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Lots of examples of ways to use one of the most versatile data structures in the whole Python data analysis stack. Learn how to slice and dice, select and perform commonly used operations on DataFrames.
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One-hot encoding is a simple way to transform categorical features into vectors that are easy to deal with. Learn how to do this on a Pandas DataFrame.
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