I have a sequence of events, and based on some variables (previous command, previous/current code and previous/current status) I need to decide which command is related to that event.
I actually have a code that works as expected, but it's kind of slow. So I've tried to use df.apply, but I don't think it's possible to use more than the current element as input. (The code starts at 1 because the first row is always a "begin" command)
def mark_commands(df):
for i in range(1, len(df)):
prev_command = df.loc[i-1, 'Command']
prev_code, cur_code = df.loc[i-1, 'Code'], df.loc[i, 'Code']
prev_status, cur_status = df.loc[i-1, 'Status'], df.loc[i, 'Status']
if (prev_command == "end" and
((cur_code == 810 and cur_status in [10, 15]) or
(cur_code == 830 and cur_status == 15))):
df.loc[i, 'Command'] = "ignore"
elif ((cur_code == 800 and cur_status in [20, 25]) or
(cur_code in [810, 830] and cur_status in [10, 15])):
df.loc[i, 'Command'] = "end"
elif ((prev_code != 800) and
((cur_code == 820 and cur_status == 25) or
(cur_code == 820 and cur_status == 20 and
prev_code in [810, 820] and prev_status == 20) or
(cur_code == 830 and cur_status == 25 and
prev_code == 820 and prev_status == 20))):
df.loc[i, 'Command'] = "continue"
else:
df.loc[i, 'Command'] = "begin"
return df
And here is a correctly labeled sample in a CSV format (Which can serve as input, since the only difference is that everything on the command line is empty after the first begin):
Code,Status,Command
810,20,begin
810,10,end
810,25,begin
810,15,end
810,15,ignore
810,20,begin
810,10,end
810,25,begin
810,15,end
810,15,ignore
810,20,begin
800,20,end
810,10,ignore
810,25,begin
820,25,continue
820,25,continue
820,25,continue
820,25,continue
800,25,end
You're code is mostly perfect (you could have used df.iterrows()
, more bulletproof if your index is not linear, in the for
loop but it wouldn't have changed the speed).
After trying extensively to use df.apply
, I realized there was a fatal flow since your "Command"
column is continuously updating from one row to another. The following wouldn't work since df
is somehow "static":
df['Command'] = df.apply(lambda row: mark_commands(row), axis=1)
Eventually, to save you some calculation, you could insert a continue
statement each time a condition is met if your if
, elif
statements to go directly to the next iteration:
if (prev_command == "end" and ....) :
df.loc[i, 'Command'] = "ignore"
continue
That being said, your code works great.
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