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I have data in the form of a set.
import numpy as n , pandas as p
s={12,34,78,100}
print(n.array(s))
print(p.DataFrame(s))
The above code converts the set without a problem into a numpy array. But when I try to create a DataFrame from it I get the following error:
ValueError: DataFrame constructor not properly called!
So is there any way to convert a python set/nested set into a numpy array/dictionary so I can create a DataFrame from it?
Original Question:
I have a data in form of set . Code
import numpy as n , pandas as p
s={12,34,78,100}
print(n.array(s))
print(p.DataFrame(s))
The above code returns same set for numpyarray and DataFrame constructor not called at o/p . So is there any way to convert python set , nested set into numpy array and dictionary ??
Pandas can't deal with sets (dicts are ok you can use p.DataFrame.from_dict(s)
for those)
What you need to do is to convert your set
into a list
and then convert to DataFrame
:
import pandas as pd
s = {12,34,78,100}
s = list(s)
print(pd.DataFrame(s))
You can use list(s):
import pandas as p
s = {12,34,78,100}
df = p.DataFrame(list(s))
print(df)
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