borel | Enables regular set operations on any ordered class | Date Time Utils library

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borel is a Ruby library typically used in Utilities, Date Time Utils applications. borel has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. However borel has a Non-SPDX License. You can download it from GitHub.

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It has 7 star(s) with 2 fork(s). There are 1 watchers for this library.
It had no major release in the last 12 months.
borel has no issues reported. There are no pull requests.
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The latest version of borel is current.

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It has 668 lines of code, 43 functions and 26 files.
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borel Key Features

Enables regular set operations on any ordered class

borel Examples and Code Snippets

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$ gem install borel

Initializing

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  Interval[]
  Interval[1]
  Interval[0,1]
  Interval[[0,1],[2,3],[5]]

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  Interval[1,2].inf             # -&gt; 1
  Interval[1,2].sup             # -&gt; 2
  Interval[1].degenerate?       # -&gt; true
  Interval[[0,1],[2,3]].simple? # -&gt; false
  Interval[].empty?             # -&gt; true
  Interval[1,5].include?(3.4)   # -&gt; true

Operations

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    ~Interval[0,5]             # -&gt; Interval[[-Infinity, 0], [5, Infinity]]

Generic Intervals

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Interval['a','c'] ^ Interval['b','d'] # -&gt; Interval['b','c']
Interval['a','c'] | Interval['b','d'] # -&gt; Interval['a','d']

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require 'borel/math_extensions'

Interval[1,5].rand  # -&gt; Random.new.rand 1..5
Interval[1,5].width # -&gt; 5-1, only for simple intervals

Convert only the numeric elements of pd.series to float

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def convert_to_number(s): 
    n = s.split('  ').strip()  # work with the right-hand portion only 
    if 'milhões' in n: 
        return 1e6 * float(n.split()[0]) 
    if 'mil' in n: 
        return 1e3 * float(n.split()[0]) 
    if 'zero' in n: 
        return 0 
    return np.nan

new_series = series.apply(convert_to_number)

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def convert_to_number(s): 
    n = s.split('  ').strip()  # work with the right-hand portion only 
    if 'milhões' in n: 
        return 1e6 * float(n.split()[0]) 
    if 'mil' in n: 
        return 1e3 * float(n.split()[0]) 
    if 'zero' in n: 
        return 0 
    return np.nan

new_series = series.apply(convert_to_number)

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import pandas as pd
import numpy as np

data = """\
Douglas Friedrich         custo zero
Ernando                   custo zero
Lucas Fonseca             custo zero
Éverson                           NA
Juninho Capixaba        desconhecido
Zeca                    desconhecido
Nino Paraíba              custo zero
Douglas Borel                     NA
Elton                     custo zero
Ronaldo                   custo zero
Jádson                  desconhecido
Rodriguinho               custo zero
Marco Antônio              120 mil €
Clayson                    880 mil €
Rossi                     custo zero
Gilberto                  custo zero
Saldanha                          NA
Anderson                          NA
Juninho               1.30 milhões €
Wanderson                  400 mil €
Ignácio                 desconhecido
Giovanni                  custo zero
João Pedro              desconhecido
Matheus Silva             custo zero
Gregore                    235 mil €
Flávio                  desconhecido
Yuri                      custo zero
Saldanha                          NA
Danielzinho               custo zero
Alesson                 desconhecido
Élber                      130 mil €
Gustavo                           NA
Fernandão             1.06 milhões €"""

data = pd.Series(
    data.split('\n')
).str.replace(
    '  +', '|'
).str.rsplit(
    '|', expand=True
).rename(
    columns=dict(zip(range(2), ['who', 'value']))
)

f = data.value.str.contains('milhões €')
data.loc[f, 'num'] = data.loc[f, 'value'].str.split(' ', 1).str[0].apply(float) * 1000000
f = data.value.str.contains('mil €')
data.loc[f, 'num'] = data.loc[f, 'value'].str.split(' ', 1).str[0].apply(float) * 1000

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Convert only the numeric elements of pd.series to float

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QUESTION

Convert only the numeric elements of pd.series to float

Asked 2020-Jul-02 at 14:58

nome
Douglas Friedrich         custo zero
Ernando                   custo zero
Lucas Fonseca             custo zero
Éverson                           NA
Juninho Capixaba        desconhecido
Zeca                    desconhecido
Nino Paraíba              custo zero
Douglas Borel                     NA
Elton                     custo zero
Ronaldo                   custo zero
Jádson                  desconhecido
Rodriguinho               custo zero
Marco Antônio              120 mil €
Clayson                    880 mil €
Rossi                     custo zero
Gilberto                  custo zero
Saldanha                          NA
Anderson                          NA
Juninho               1.30 milhões €
Wanderson                  400 mil €
Ignácio                 desconhecido
Giovanni                  custo zero
João Pedro              desconhecido
Matheus Silva             custo zero
Gregore                    235 mil €
Flávio                  desconhecido
Yuri                      custo zero
Saldanha                          NA
Danielzinho               custo zero
Alesson                 desconhecido
Élber                      130 mil €
Gustavo                           NA
Fernandão             1.06 milhões €
Name: preco_pago, dtype: object

Is there anyway that I can convert only the numeric element of this series to float(ex: 1.30 milhões €) and leave the rest as it is ? I also would like to convert thousands to 1000 and millions to millions 1000000. This is what I actually want : 1.30 milhões € to 1300000

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Answered 2020-Jul-02 at 14:52

If I understood correctly, you have a pandas Series with strings (i.e. your first element is the string 'Douglas Friedrich custo zero'.

You'll have to create your own function to parse each string, for example:

def convert_to_number(s): 
    n = s.split('  ').strip()  # work with the right-hand portion only 
    if 'milhões' in n: 
        return 1e6 * float(n.split()[0]) 
    if 'mil' in n: 
        return 1e3 * float(n.split()[0]) 
    if 'zero' in n: 
        return 0 
    return np.nan

Then simply apply this function to your pandas series:

new_series = series.apply(convert_to_number)

Of course, you may need to modify the function depending on your needs, or adapt it to any edge cases that may come along.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62698871

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Install borel

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