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- Generate the report
- Sample a column from a column
- Count the number of matching rows
- Render a template
- Returns the number of rows common to the join
- Returns a joined dataframe
- Generates a SELECT statement for a select statement
- Create case - insensitive case statement
- Compares two DataFrames
- Get the merged columns from the merged dataframe
- Generate number of unique ids within join_columns
- Merge two DataFrames
- Returns a list of all rows of the query
- Merge all rows together
- Set the Pandas DataFrame
- Validate the given index
- Returns rows_only_compare_only_compare
- Returns the rows that are the same
- Returns the rows_only rows only
- Returns all rows that are unqable
- Returns a list of rows where each row is the same
- Generator for decimal comparator
- Set the main dataframe
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QUESTION
I am trying to compare two data frames using datacompy package. And I am seeing something weird.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-30 at 14:25The max diff at 1e-16 indicates it’s a difference in the last mantissa bit, or some rounding / cancellation issue like that. This can happen depending on how the differences are computed (it really shouldn’t if the numbers are exactly the same).
You should set rel_tol
or abs_tol
to avoid such issues − that’s what these parameters are there for.
For example, datacompy.Compare(..., rel_tol=1e-10)
means* that numbers a
and b
will be the considered the same if abs(a / b - 1)
is smaller than 10^-10
. This relative threshold is big enough to never happen by accident and small enough for most applications.
You can choose whatever threshold works for you. Since all your unit_cost_amt
seem to have 5 digits, you could also use abs_tol=1e-6
.
* It’s typically defined like that, but I didn’t actually read the datacompy docs
QUESTION
I am trying to Build a GUI DB Comparator which is divided in two layout window.
- Get the DB Detail from user and Test the connection
- Get a Excel file which contains the SQL Statement that will be performed on DB and using Datacompy Comparison will be displayed to the user.
Problem I am facing right now is
- DB Details should be on top and the Output box should be below them but it's vice versa
- While after taking the input ( DB Details ) when i click on DB Test1 button application close's itself without displaying what went wrong ( No Code error, just went off )
I am new to PySimpleGUI, might have made slilly mistakes, Please guide me through the error and statement which i need to re enter.
Here's the code of First layout window :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-07 at 07:11I don't know how this code could work. It was giving me message that layout has wrong []
- and maybe because this I didn't have sg.Output
in window. But it was still used and all error messages was send to sg.Output
and you could not see error.
Correct layout
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You can use datacompy like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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