Week 5: Data Manipulation

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These flashcards cover key terms and concepts related to pandas, a powerful data manipulation and analysis library in Python.

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Pandas

A Python library built on top of NumPy, used for data analysis, data science, and machine learning.

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Series

A one-dimensional labeled array in pandas, similar to a column in a spreadsheet.

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DataFrame

A two-dimensional labeled data structure in pandas, similar to an Excel spreadsheet.

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Panel Data

The term from which the name 'pandas' is derived, referring to multidimensional structured data.

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Dunder Version

A method in pandas to check the current version of the library, accessed via pd.__version__.

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Index

A label that identifies rows in a pandas Series or DataFrame.

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Key Value Pairs

The structure used in Python dictionaries, consisting of keys and their corresponding values.

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Custom Labels

User-defined identifying labels for data points in a Series or DataFrame.

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Loc Property

A pandas property used to access data by label in a Series or DataFrame.

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ILoc

A pandas property used to access data by integer location.

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Filtering by Value

The process of creating a new DataFrame containing only rows that meet a specified condition.

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Dictionary

A collection of key-value pairs in Python used for constructing Series or DataFrames.

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Concatenation

The process of combining multiple DataFrames into one.

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CSV File

A file format that stores tabular data in plain text, where each line represents a data record.

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JSON File

A file format that represents data in a structured, human-readable way using JavaScript object notation.

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Read CSV Function

A pandas function used to import data from a CSV file into a DataFrame.

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To String Function

A pandas function to display the entire content of a DataFrame without truncation.

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Aggregate Functions

Functions used to summarize and analyze data by reducing it to a single summary value.

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Drop Function

A method in pandas to remove specified columns or rows from a DataFrame.

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NaN

Represents a missing value in pandas, standing for 'Not a Number'.

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Fill NA Function

A pandas method to replace missing values with specified replacements.

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Standardization

The process of ensuring consistency in data representation, such as changing text to lowercase.

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Duplicate Values

Redundant entries in a DataFrame that can be removed for data integrity.

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Group By Function

A pandas method used to group DataFrame rows based on certain criteria.

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Selection Techniques

Methods to access and display specific data from a DataFrame.

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Condition

A logical expression used to filter data in a DataFrame.

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Numeric Columns

Columns in a DataFrame that contain numeric data types suitable for mathematical operations.

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Subscript Operator

The square brackets [] used in pandas to access elements in Series or DataFrames.

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Column Selection

Accessing one or more columns from a DataFrame for analysis.

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Row Selection

Accessing one or more rows from a DataFrame based on labels or indexes.

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Intelligent Indexing

Accessing specific data points using logical conditions or integer positions.

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Value Error

An error that occurs when operations involve inconsistent dimensions or incompatible data.

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Software Libraries

Pre-written code utilized to simplify and enhance programming tasks.

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Meta Data

Additional information about the data, such as its type or structure.

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Unique Identifier

A specific label or value used to distinguish one entry from another in a dataset.