This tutorial will be of immense help. I have a derived dataframe that I have been trying to categorize using python, can I apply the cut method to the entire dataframe? Thank you, Sir
The Pandas docs say that the argument to pd.cut must be 1-dimensional. So you would have to run pd.cut once for each column you want to translate. Glad the tutorial was helpful!
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Thanks! I'm lucky to do something I really enjoy.
Great vid! Was looking for such comprehensive explanation on .cut method.
Thanks so much, glad it helped!
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Cool explanation. Very clear!
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Exactly what I was looking for, thanks!
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Nice tutorial, thank you!
You're welcome!
great explanation, that helps me a lot, thanks!
I'm delighted to hear it helped!
This tutorial will be of immense help. I have a derived dataframe that I have been trying to categorize using python, can I apply the cut method to the entire dataframe?
Thank you, Sir
The Pandas docs say that the argument to pd.cut must be 1-dimensional. So you would have to run pd.cut once for each column you want to translate. Glad the tutorial was helpful!
@@ReuvenLerner this is a tutorial sent from heaven.
Thanks
Really great
Glad you enjoyed it!
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Delighted it helped!
pd.cut() and it's not supposed to be complicated
It's not supposed to be complicated, but many people don't know it exists, and then get flummoxed trying to use it.