Gireesha Devara

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How does the pandas series.ge() method works if the series object contains string type elements?

Gireesha Devara
Gireesha Devara
Updated on 07-Mar-2022 179 Views

The series.ge() method in the pandas constructor performs the Greater Than or Equal To comparison operation between the elements of a series object with another (maybe another series or a scalar value). And this comparison operation is exactly equal to “series >= Other”.Here we will see how the series.ge() method performs the Greater Than or Equal to comparison operation on two input objects if their elements have string type data.If the series contains some string values then in that case the comparison is done with their ASCII values. And we only compare a string element with a corresponding element with ...

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How to check if the elements of a series object are Greater Than or Equal to scalar value?

Gireesha Devara
Gireesha Devara
Updated on 07-Mar-2022 348 Views

The series.ge() method in the pandas constructor is used to apply the Greater Than or Equal to comparison operation between elements of the given series with another (maybe another series or a scalar value). The comparison operation is exactly equivalent to series >= Other.To check the Greater Than or Equal comparison operation between elements of the given series with scalar, we will use this series.ge() method. Here we need to send the scalar value as a parameter to the series.ge() method. Then the method will compare the elements of the series object with the specified scalar value.As a result, the ...

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How to apply Greater Than or Equal operation on the elements of two series objects?

Gireesha Devara
Gireesha Devara
Updated on 07-Mar-2022 320 Views

In the pandas series constructor, there is a method called ge() which is used to apply Greater Than or Equal to comparison operation between elements of two pandas series objects.The output of this method is a new series object with boolean values(True Or False). If True, the element which is Greater than or Equal to the corresponding element in other series objects. It gives False for remaining values.There are 3 parameters for this ge() method, which is fill_value, other, and level. The other parameter takes the 2nd input (series or a scalar), fill_value parameter takes None or float value, used ...

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How to compare elements of a series by Python list using pandas series.ge() function?

Gireesha Devara
Gireesha Devara
Updated on 07-Mar-2022 275 Views

By using the series.ge() method we can apply the Greater Than or Equal to comparison operation on elements of the series with a python list. The functionality of this ge() method in pandas series class is to check Greater Than or Equal to compare operation between elements of a series with another.Here another is one of the parameters of this ge() method, by using this we can give our second input (series or a scalar) and also we can apply this ge() Greater Than or Equal to comparison operation between series and a python list.Example 1In the following example, we ...

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What is the use of rfloordiv() function in pandas series?

Gireesha Devara
Gireesha Devara
Updated on 07-Mar-2022 242 Views

The series.rfloordiv() function is used to apply the integer division operation to a pandas series objective by others, and it performs an element-wise division operation. The method rfloordiv is called reverse floordiv and is similar to the floordiv() method, but instead of calculating series // other it calculates other // series.The method supports the substitution of missing values in any of the inputs by using one of its parameter called fill_value. And the method has two more parameters called other, and level. Another is a 2nd input object (series or scalar), and the level is broadcast across a level.Example 1In ...

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How to apply integer division to the pandas series by a scalar?

Gireesha Devara
Gireesha Devara
Updated on 07-Mar-2022 787 Views

The operation integer division is also called floor division, which is equivalent to // in python. And it is a binary operation nothing but an element-wise division operation that returns a new value.In the pandas series class, there is a method called floordiv() which performs the element-wise integer division operation between a series object and a scalar. And this method can also be used to perform floor division between two series objects.The output of this method is a new series with the result of the operation. And it has 3 parameters, which are fill_value, other, and level. The other parameter ...

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How to apply floor division to the pandas series object by another series object?

Gireesha Devara
Gireesha Devara
Updated on 07-Mar-2022 211 Views

The floordiv() method in the pandas series constructor is used to perform integer division of two series objects (an element-wise division operation) and the Floor Division operation is also called Integer Division, which is equivalent to // in python. The method supports the substitution of missing values in any of the inputs.The method returns a series with resultant values, and the method has 3 parameters, which are fill_value, other, and level. The other parameter is nothing but the 2nd input object either series or a scalar.The fill_value parameter is used to replace a specific value in the place of missing ...

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How to get the final rows of a time series data using pandas series.last() method?

Gireesha Devara
Gireesha Devara
Updated on 07-Mar-2022 597 Views

The pandas series.last() method is used to return final periods based on the date offset. By applying this series.last() method we can get the final periods of the time series object. The last method is very similar to the pandas series.first() method, here we can get the final periods instead of the initial periods.The series.last() method has a parameter called offset which is used to mention the length of the offset data to select the rows within the given limit.The last() method will return a now Series object with resultant rows and it will raise the TypeError if the index ...

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How to retrieve the last valid index from a series object using pandas series.last_valid_index() method?

Gireesha Devara
Gireesha Devara
Updated on 07-Mar-2022 796 Views

The pandas series.last_valid_index() method is used to get the index of the last valid element from the given series object. This means the last_valid_index() method returns the index of the last non_null element of the series.It will return a single scalar based on the type of series index, and it will return None if the given series has all null/NA values or if it is empty. The method doesn’t have any parameters.Example 1Let’s create a pandas series object and retrieve the last valid index by using the last_valid_index() method.# importing packages import pandas as pd import numpy as np ...

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How to get the rows by using pandas series.first() method?

Gireesha Devara
Gireesha Devara
Updated on 07-Mar-2022 223 Views

The pandas series.first() method is supposed to return initial periods based on the dates. By applying this method we can get the initial periods of the time series data based on a date offset.It has a parameter called offset and also we can mention the length of the offset data to select the rows within the limit.The first() method will return a now Series object with resultant rows and it will raise the TypeError if the index of the input series object doesn’t have the DatetimeIndex.Example 1In this following example, a series “s” is created by using the pandas DateTime ...

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