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from @stig
I'd love an option to maintain the column order that I've specified. At the moment I do this:
print df.groupby('Status')['Duration'].agg({ 'Min': np.min, 'Max':np.max, 'Mean': np.mean, 'Median': np.median, 'Stddev':np.std, })
but the column order come out like this:
Max Mean Median Min Stddev Error 0.141 0.09967 0.093 0.072 0.02796 Success 12.07 5.879 11.05 0.27 5.41
Which is not ideal. I'd love to pass an OrderedDict and have the order be respected.
d = OrderedDict([('Min', np.min), ('Max', np.max), ('Mean', np.mean), ('Median', np.median), ('Stddev', np.std), ])
... or, the method could just accept a list of tuples and respect that order.
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from @stig
I'd love an option to maintain the column order that I've specified. At the moment I do this:
but the column order come out like this:
Which is not ideal. I'd love to pass an OrderedDict and have the order be respected.
... or, the method could just accept a list of tuples and respect that order.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: