For example: I have df like this:
id Status Country Income
1 4 2 3
2 5 3 2
and dictionary like this:
d_dict = {Status : { '4':'Married', '5':'UnMarried'},
Country: { '2': 'Japan' , '3': 'China'},
Income: {'3': "5000-10000", 2: "11000-20000"}}
I want to map the values based on nested dictionary. I can do for one column like this:
for k,v in d_dict.items():
max_d[k] = max(v, key=v.get)
df['Status'] = df['Status'].map(max_d)
But I have more than 2000 columns and I am not sure how I can do for multiple columns.
I tried also with replace but not working.
df=df.astype(str).replace(d_dict)
For me secons solution working nice - only necessary numbers in nested keys are strings:
d_dict = {'Status' : { '4':'Married', '5':'UnMarried'},
'Country': { '2': 'Japan' , '3': 'China'},
'Income': {'3': "5000-10000", '2': "11000-20000"}}
df = df.astype(str).replace(d_dict)
print (df)
id Status Country Income
0 1 Married Japan 5000-10000
1 2 UnMarried China 11000-20000
So you can try convert nested keys to strings:
d_dict = {'Status' : { '4':'Married', '5':'UnMarried'},
'Country': { '2': 'Japan' , '3': 'China'},
'Income': {3: "5000-10000", 2: "11000-20000"}}
d_dict = {k: {str(k1): v1 for k1, v1 in v.items()} for k,v in d_dict.items()}
df = df.astype(str).replace(d_dict)
print (df)
id Status Country Income
0 1 Married Japan 5000-10000
1 2 UnMarried China 11000-20000
Or convert all keys to integers:
d_dict = {k: {int(k1): v1 for k1, v1 in v.items()} for k,v in d_dict.items()}
df = df.replace(d_dict)
print (df)
id Status Country Income
0 1 Married Japan 5000-10000
1 2 UnMarried China 11000-20000
If I'm understanding correctly you can use:
for k in d_dict.keys():
df[k] = df[k].apply(lambda x: d_dict[k][str(x)])
But be aware that your dict keys must be strings (therefore str(x) and not x ) otherwise raises error.
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