I really like these short tutorials. Great refresher content here! Maybe you can make a video with aggregations and complex groupbys and how to visualise them conceptually like you showed us the grioupby object conceptual viz? That would really really help. Please!
To get different kinds of stats on different columns over the groupby Object (g) we can use like so - g.aggregate({'temperature':'mean', 'windspeed':'max'}) --- will give average temperatures and max windspeed for the cities in the group by object (g)
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I always had trouble understaing 'group by' and that's not uncommon, No one has explained it better than you, that pictorial representation explains a lot Using pictures to make the concept clear is something what a really good data scientist and a really good teacher would do
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at 5:45, let me correct you, statement below throws error SELECT * FROM CITY_DATE GROUP BY CITY when grouping, you can only select aggregated date rather than all columns *. To get what exactly you want, please write: SELECT * FROM CITY_DATE where CITY = 'cityname' Thanks for making awesome tutorials!
Just came across this video. Have watched a lot of these tutorials on groupby and this is by far the best. Perfect explanation and description of groupby in a small amount of time. Well done and thank you
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Many people have given me this feedback of doing teaching using specific projects and it definitely makes sense. And thanks for your appreciation and feedback 😊
Great video.. i have 1 question when you apply g.max() function the it returns maximum value from each column but what in case of event ? is it return max size string from the events?? that's why it returned "sunny" from mumbai dataframe????
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Your tutorials are really good, but please include the Excel sheets you will be using in the video description, it's a hassle to create them ourselves every time
Very informative, thank you for this. One question I have is there a way we can run a liner regression model for each of the group separate from the other?
Great tutorial...Thanks for this. I want to know how can we apply a custom function on each group.? Say i hve grou by column 'A', and Column B contais some string value. and i want to apply a custom logic on Group for column B. How can i do that.?
for getting maximum temperature i would have preferred to pass a dictionary mapping aggregating column i.e temperature to aggregating function i.e max to agg method... g.agg({'temperature' : 'sum'})
This is a super helpful video. What if I want to get the average windspeed on days in Mumbai hotter than 70? I am having trouble returning the windspeed value based on multiple criteria. Can someone show me example code on how I would get that?
Do you have any suggestions as to the best way to plot the temperature and wind speed in separate plots for each city group? Ideally, there would be three plots for each city with date as the x-axis, and value of either temp or windspeed on the y-axis.
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