I have the following dataset:
Date User comments
9/20/2019 user1 My car model is 600.
9/21/2019 user2 My car model is viper.
9/23/2019 user3 I have a car. The model is civic.
9/23/2019 user4 Washington is name of the city.
9/23/2019 user5 I like the freedom I feel when I drive my chevy.
These are sample comments that were scrapped. I'm trying to use this dataframe:
Brand Model
ford 600
chevrolet chevy
dodge viper
honda civic
pontiac gto
honda freed
I am trying to replace the model described in the comment on the dataframe with the brand.
Here is my code:
file = pd.read_csv('test_dataset.csv')
file['comments'] = file['comments'].astype(str)
file["comments"] = file["comments"].str.lower()
brandconverter = pd.read_csv("brandconverter.csv")
def replacemodel(comment):
return pd.Series(comment).replace(brandconverter.set_index('Model')['Brand'], regex=True)[0]
file['test'] = file['comments'].apply(replacemodel)
My expected output should be:
Date User comments test
9/20/2019 user1 My car model is 600. My car model is ford.
9/21/2019 user2 My car model is viper. My car model is dodge.
9/23/2019 user3 I have a car. The model is civic. I have a car. The model is honda.
9/23/2019 user4 Washington is name of the city. Washington is name of the city.
But the output I am getting is:
Date User comments test
9/20/2019 user1 My car model is 600. My car model is ford.
9/21/2019 user2 My car model is viper. My car model is dodge.
9/23/2019 user3 I have a car. The model is civic. I have a car. The model is honda.
9/23/2019 user4 Washington is name of the city. Washinpontiacn is name of the city.
I would like my function to ignore when the car model is inside a word like in 'Washington'. At the moment, it is looking for any case where the model is present in the comment even if it is inside a word. I would like the function to not consider the 'gto' in 'Washington'. I was hoping to apply this function to different comments too. This is just a sample.
You can use Series.replace
with optional parameter regex=True
to replace the model in comments
with the corresponding brand from df2
:
s = brandconverter.set_index('Model')['Brand']
s.index = r'\b' + s.index + r'\b' # Takes care of word boundary condition
file['test'] = file['comments'].replace(s, regex=True)
Result:
Date User comments test
0 9/20/2019 user1 My car model is 600. My car model is ford.
1 9/21/2019 user2 My car model is viper. My car model is dodge.
2 9/23/2019 user3 I have a car. The model is civic. I have a car. The model is honda.
3 9/23/2019 user4 Washington is name of the city. Washington is name of the city.
You can use the following:
ids = {'from':['ford','chevrolet','dodge'],
'to':['600','chevy','viper']}
ids = dict(zip(ids['from'], ids['to']))
df['test'] = df['comments'].replace(ids, regex=True)
You could try using your brandconverter dataframe as a dictionary, and then loop through it, this example doesn't have a loop but the key variable could easily be just an iterator:
import pandas as pd
file = pd.DataFrame({'User': ['user1', 'user2', 'user3', 'user4'],
'comments': ['A gto is what I love',
'A gtoto is what I love',
'Washington is name of the city.',
'My car model is a gto.']})
brandconverter = {'gto': 'pontiac'}
key = 'gto'
file['test'] = file['comments'].replace(f'\\b{key}\\b', brandconverter[key], regex=True)
print(repr(file))
This prints out:
User comments test
0 user1 A gto is what I love A pontiac is what I love
1 user2 A gtoto is what I love A gtoto is what I love
2 user3 Washington is name of the city. Washington is name of the city.
3 user4 My car model is a gto. My car model is a pontiac.
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