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I have a dataframe where i have a column "Name". Name have multiples values like sample1, sample2, sample3. I want to apply a function to all those groups where value in Name column is same.



Output:



   Name  Value  Result
0 Name1 2 5
1 Name1 3 5
2 Name2 1 11
3 Name2 4 11
4 Name2 6 11
5 Name3 8 10
6 Name3 2 10









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  • Have you looked at the Pandas groupby function? pandas.pydata.org/pandas-docs/stable/groupby.html
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I have a dataframe where i have a column "Name". Name have multiples values like sample1, sample2, sample3. I want to apply a function to all those groups where value in Name column is same.



Output:



   Name  Value  Result
0 Name1 2 5
1 Name1 3 5
2 Name2 1 11
3 Name2 4 11
4 Name2 6 11
5 Name3 8 10
6 Name3 2 10









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  • Have you looked at the Pandas groupby function? pandas.pydata.org/pandas-docs/stable/groupby.html
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    2 days ago













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up vote
4
down vote

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I have a dataframe where i have a column "Name". Name have multiples values like sample1, sample2, sample3. I want to apply a function to all those groups where value in Name column is same.



Output:



   Name  Value  Result
0 Name1 2 5
1 Name1 3 5
2 Name2 1 11
3 Name2 4 11
4 Name2 6 11
5 Name3 8 10
6 Name3 2 10









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I have a dataframe where i have a column "Name". Name have multiples values like sample1, sample2, sample3. I want to apply a function to all those groups where value in Name column is same.



Output:



   Name  Value  Result
0 Name1 2 5
1 Name1 3 5
2 Name2 1 11
3 Name2 4 11
4 Name2 6 11
5 Name3 8 10
6 Name3 2 10






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  • Have you looked at the Pandas groupby function? pandas.pydata.org/pandas-docs/stable/groupby.html
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  • Have you looked at the Pandas groupby function? pandas.pydata.org/pandas-docs/stable/groupby.html
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Have you looked at the Pandas groupby function? pandas.pydata.org/pandas-docs/stable/groupby.html
– DatHydroGuy
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Have you looked at the Pandas groupby function? pandas.pydata.org/pandas-docs/stable/groupby.html
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Looks like you want a groupby.apply. Something like this should work:



import pandas as pd

df = # ... load your data

def group_sum(g):
g["Result"] = g["Value"].sum()
return g

df_grouped = df.groupby("Name").apply(group_sum)


Edit: Alexandre Nixon's answer is better for this use case.






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    You want to use transform for that, which returns a dataframe with the transformed values and the same dimension.



    a['Result'] = a.groupby('Name').transform(lambda x: x.sum())


    For example if you have:



    df = pd.DataFrame({'Name':['Name2','Name2', 'Name3'], 
    'Value':[1,2,4]},
    columns = ['Name','Value'])
    df['Result'] = df.groupby('Name').transform(lambda x: x.sum())

    print(df)

    Name Value Result
    0 Name2 1 3
    1 Name2 2 3
    2 Name3 4 4





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      Df.groupby('Name').apply(lambda x: function (x.value))


      The will work, in x.value you can put your column name






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        Looks like you want a groupby.apply. Something like this should work:



        import pandas as pd

        df = # ... load your data

        def group_sum(g):
        g["Result"] = g["Value"].sum()
        return g

        df_grouped = df.groupby("Name").apply(group_sum)


        Edit: Alexandre Nixon's answer is better for this use case.






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          Looks like you want a groupby.apply. Something like this should work:



          import pandas as pd

          df = # ... load your data

          def group_sum(g):
          g["Result"] = g["Value"].sum()
          return g

          df_grouped = df.groupby("Name").apply(group_sum)


          Edit: Alexandre Nixon's answer is better for this use case.






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            Looks like you want a groupby.apply. Something like this should work:



            import pandas as pd

            df = # ... load your data

            def group_sum(g):
            g["Result"] = g["Value"].sum()
            return g

            df_grouped = df.groupby("Name").apply(group_sum)


            Edit: Alexandre Nixon's answer is better for this use case.






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            Looks like you want a groupby.apply. Something like this should work:



            import pandas as pd

            df = # ... load your data

            def group_sum(g):
            g["Result"] = g["Value"].sum()
            return g

            df_grouped = df.groupby("Name").apply(group_sum)


            Edit: Alexandre Nixon's answer is better for this use case.







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                You want to use transform for that, which returns a dataframe with the transformed values and the same dimension.



                a['Result'] = a.groupby('Name').transform(lambda x: x.sum())


                For example if you have:



                df = pd.DataFrame({'Name':['Name2','Name2', 'Name3'], 
                'Value':[1,2,4]},
                columns = ['Name','Value'])
                df['Result'] = df.groupby('Name').transform(lambda x: x.sum())

                print(df)

                Name Value Result
                0 Name2 1 3
                1 Name2 2 3
                2 Name3 4 4





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                  You want to use transform for that, which returns a dataframe with the transformed values and the same dimension.



                  a['Result'] = a.groupby('Name').transform(lambda x: x.sum())


                  For example if you have:



                  df = pd.DataFrame({'Name':['Name2','Name2', 'Name3'], 
                  'Value':[1,2,4]},
                  columns = ['Name','Value'])
                  df['Result'] = df.groupby('Name').transform(lambda x: x.sum())

                  print(df)

                  Name Value Result
                  0 Name2 1 3
                  1 Name2 2 3
                  2 Name3 4 4





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                    You want to use transform for that, which returns a dataframe with the transformed values and the same dimension.



                    a['Result'] = a.groupby('Name').transform(lambda x: x.sum())


                    For example if you have:



                    df = pd.DataFrame({'Name':['Name2','Name2', 'Name3'], 
                    'Value':[1,2,4]},
                    columns = ['Name','Value'])
                    df['Result'] = df.groupby('Name').transform(lambda x: x.sum())

                    print(df)

                    Name Value Result
                    0 Name2 1 3
                    1 Name2 2 3
                    2 Name3 4 4





                    share|improve this answer














                    You want to use transform for that, which returns a dataframe with the transformed values and the same dimension.



                    a['Result'] = a.groupby('Name').transform(lambda x: x.sum())


                    For example if you have:



                    df = pd.DataFrame({'Name':['Name2','Name2', 'Name3'], 
                    'Value':[1,2,4]},
                    columns = ['Name','Value'])
                    df['Result'] = df.groupby('Name').transform(lambda x: x.sum())

                    print(df)

                    Name Value Result
                    0 Name2 1 3
                    1 Name2 2 3
                    2 Name3 4 4






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                        Df.groupby('Name').apply(lambda x: function (x.value))


                        The will work, in x.value you can put your column name






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                          Df.groupby('Name').apply(lambda x: function (x.value))


                          The will work, in x.value you can put your column name






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                            Df.groupby('Name').apply(lambda x: function (x.value))


                            The will work, in x.value you can put your column name






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                            Df.groupby('Name').apply(lambda x: function (x.value))


                            The will work, in x.value you can put your column name







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