what is the most efficient way of selecting value from pandas dataframe using column name and row index (by that I mean row number)?
I have a case where I have to iterate through rows:
I have a working solution:
i = 0
while i < len(dataset) -1:
if dataset.target[i] == 1:
dataset.sum_lost[i] = dataset['to_be_repaid_principal'][i] + dataset['to_be_repaid_interest'][i]
dataset.ratio_lost[i] = dataset.sum_lost[i] / dataset['expected_returned_sum'][i]
else:
dataset.sum_lost[i] = 0
dataset.ratio_lost[i]= 0
i += 1
But this solution is so much RAM hungry. I am also getting the following warning:
"A value is trying to be set on a copy of a slice from a DataFrame."
So I am trying to come up with another one:
i = 0
while i < len(dataset) -1:
if dataset.iloc[i, :].loc['target'] == 1:
dataset.iloc[i, :].loc['sum_lost'] = dataset.iloc[i, :].loc['to_be_repaid_principal'] + dataset.iloc[i, :].loc['to_be_repaid_interest']
dataset.iloc[i, :].loc['ratio_lost'] = dataset.iloc[i, :].loc['sum_lost'] / dataset.iloc[i, :].loc['expected_returned_sum']
else:
dataset.iloc[i, :].loc['sum_lost'] = 0
dataset.iloc[i, :].loc['ratio_lost'] = 0
i += 1
But it does not work. I would like to come up with a faster/less ram hungry solution, because this will actually be web app a few users could use simultaneously.
Thanks a lot.
If you are thinking about "looping through rows", you are not using pandas right. You should think of terms of columns instead.
Use np.where
which is vectorized (read: fast):
cond = dataset['target'] == 1
dataset['sumlost'] = np.where(cond, dataset['to_be_repaid_principal'] + dataset['to_be_repaid_interest'], 0)
dataset['ratio_lost'] = np.where(cond, dataset['sumlost'] / dataset['expected_returned_sum'], 0)
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