df.dtypes
Close float64
eqId int64
date object
IntDate int64
expiry int64
delta int64
ivMid float64
conf float64
Skew float64
psc float64
vol_B category
dtype: object
gb = df.groupby([df['vol_B'],df['expiry']])
gb.describe()
I get a long error message with the final line being
AttributeError: 'Categorical' object has no attribute 'flags'
When I perform a groupby on each of them separately they each (independently) work great, I just can not perform multiple groupby with one of the variables being a "bin."
Also, when I use 2 other variables I am able to perform multiple groupby &ndash I successfully performed this:
gb = df.groupby([df['delta'],df['expiry']])
I was facing a similar issue as the OP and found this question while looking for solutions. A simple hack that worked for me after going through the pandas documentation for categorical variables was to change the type of the categorical variable before grouping.
Since vol_B is the categorical variable in your case, you should try the following
#Depending on the content of vol_B you can do astype(int) or astype(float) as well.
gb = df.groupby([df['vol_B'].astype(str), df['expiry']])
I haven't gone into the details of why this works and that doesn't but if I get into it, I will update the answer.
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