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multiplication in dataframe
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I have these two pandas dataframes and I want to multiply first row to shares with whole 1st column of Log_Return dataframe, similarly the 2nd row of first dataframe with 2nd column of Log_Returns and so on. kindly help me to solve this problem with the help of a loop.
python python-3.x python-2.7 python-requests
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I have these two pandas dataframes and I want to multiply first row to shares with whole 1st column of Log_Return dataframe, similarly the 2nd row of first dataframe with 2nd column of Log_Returns and so on. kindly help me to solve this problem with the help of a loop.
python python-3.x python-2.7 python-requests
you should post the code here.
– mauve
Mar 20 at 19:24
I m just asking for idea that how can I do it
– Hussnain Akbar
Mar 20 at 19:33
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Please see this link on create a minimal reproducible example
– G. Anderson
Mar 20 at 19:38
@HussnainAkbar How is this related torequests
? You tagged the question with that...
– Ralf
Mar 20 at 20:17
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I have these two pandas dataframes and I want to multiply first row to shares with whole 1st column of Log_Return dataframe, similarly the 2nd row of first dataframe with 2nd column of Log_Returns and so on. kindly help me to solve this problem with the help of a loop.
python python-3.x python-2.7 python-requests
I have these two pandas dataframes and I want to multiply first row to shares with whole 1st column of Log_Return dataframe, similarly the 2nd row of first dataframe with 2nd column of Log_Returns and so on. kindly help me to solve this problem with the help of a loop.
python python-3.x python-2.7 python-requests
python python-3.x python-2.7 python-requests
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you should post the code here.
– mauve
Mar 20 at 19:24
I m just asking for idea that how can I do it
– Hussnain Akbar
Mar 20 at 19:33
1
Please see this link on create a minimal reproducible example
– G. Anderson
Mar 20 at 19:38
@HussnainAkbar How is this related torequests
? You tagged the question with that...
– Ralf
Mar 20 at 20:17
add a comment |
you should post the code here.
– mauve
Mar 20 at 19:24
I m just asking for idea that how can I do it
– Hussnain Akbar
Mar 20 at 19:33
1
Please see this link on create a minimal reproducible example
– G. Anderson
Mar 20 at 19:38
@HussnainAkbar How is this related torequests
? You tagged the question with that...
– Ralf
Mar 20 at 20:17
you should post the code here.
– mauve
Mar 20 at 19:24
you should post the code here.
– mauve
Mar 20 at 19:24
I m just asking for idea that how can I do it
– Hussnain Akbar
Mar 20 at 19:33
I m just asking for idea that how can I do it
– Hussnain Akbar
Mar 20 at 19:33
1
1
Please see this link on create a minimal reproducible example
– G. Anderson
Mar 20 at 19:38
Please see this link on create a minimal reproducible example
– G. Anderson
Mar 20 at 19:38
@HussnainAkbar How is this related to
requests
? You tagged the question with that...– Ralf
Mar 20 at 20:17
@HussnainAkbar How is this related to
requests
? You tagged the question with that...– Ralf
Mar 20 at 20:17
add a comment |
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This code can help you:
i=0
for j in range(Log_return.shape[1]):
#j chooses the column of Log dataframe
#shape[1] gives number of columns
for k in range(len(Log_return)):
# k chooses the rows one by one of jth column
shares.iloc[i,0]*Log_return.iloc[k,j]
#you can multiply and even store the values or do any operations you want
i+=1
#i determines the row of shares dataframe
I have tried this code but getting error but no output. Kindly help me out I m stuck here IndexError: single positional indexer is out-of-bounds
– Hussnain Akbar
Mar 26 at 22:30
Try the code now I have edited
– Tojrah
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This code can help you:
i=0
for j in range(Log_return.shape[1]):
#j chooses the column of Log dataframe
#shape[1] gives number of columns
for k in range(len(Log_return)):
# k chooses the rows one by one of jth column
shares.iloc[i,0]*Log_return.iloc[k,j]
#you can multiply and even store the values or do any operations you want
i+=1
#i determines the row of shares dataframe
I have tried this code but getting error but no output. Kindly help me out I m stuck here IndexError: single positional indexer is out-of-bounds
– Hussnain Akbar
Mar 26 at 22:30
Try the code now I have edited
– Tojrah
Mar 27 at 0:29
add a comment |
This code can help you:
i=0
for j in range(Log_return.shape[1]):
#j chooses the column of Log dataframe
#shape[1] gives number of columns
for k in range(len(Log_return)):
# k chooses the rows one by one of jth column
shares.iloc[i,0]*Log_return.iloc[k,j]
#you can multiply and even store the values or do any operations you want
i+=1
#i determines the row of shares dataframe
I have tried this code but getting error but no output. Kindly help me out I m stuck here IndexError: single positional indexer is out-of-bounds
– Hussnain Akbar
Mar 26 at 22:30
Try the code now I have edited
– Tojrah
Mar 27 at 0:29
add a comment |
This code can help you:
i=0
for j in range(Log_return.shape[1]):
#j chooses the column of Log dataframe
#shape[1] gives number of columns
for k in range(len(Log_return)):
# k chooses the rows one by one of jth column
shares.iloc[i,0]*Log_return.iloc[k,j]
#you can multiply and even store the values or do any operations you want
i+=1
#i determines the row of shares dataframe
This code can help you:
i=0
for j in range(Log_return.shape[1]):
#j chooses the column of Log dataframe
#shape[1] gives number of columns
for k in range(len(Log_return)):
# k chooses the rows one by one of jth column
shares.iloc[i,0]*Log_return.iloc[k,j]
#you can multiply and even store the values or do any operations you want
i+=1
#i determines the row of shares dataframe
edited Mar 27 at 0:28
answered Mar 21 at 6:24
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I have tried this code but getting error but no output. Kindly help me out I m stuck here IndexError: single positional indexer is out-of-bounds
– Hussnain Akbar
Mar 26 at 22:30
Try the code now I have edited
– Tojrah
Mar 27 at 0:29
add a comment |
I have tried this code but getting error but no output. Kindly help me out I m stuck here IndexError: single positional indexer is out-of-bounds
– Hussnain Akbar
Mar 26 at 22:30
Try the code now I have edited
– Tojrah
Mar 27 at 0:29
I have tried this code but getting error but no output. Kindly help me out I m stuck here IndexError: single positional indexer is out-of-bounds
– Hussnain Akbar
Mar 26 at 22:30
I have tried this code but getting error but no output. Kindly help me out I m stuck here IndexError: single positional indexer is out-of-bounds
– Hussnain Akbar
Mar 26 at 22:30
Try the code now I have edited
– Tojrah
Mar 27 at 0:29
Try the code now I have edited
– Tojrah
Mar 27 at 0:29
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– mauve
Mar 20 at 19:24
I m just asking for idea that how can I do it
– Hussnain Akbar
Mar 20 at 19:33
1
Please see this link on create a minimal reproducible example
– G. Anderson
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@HussnainAkbar How is this related to
requests
? You tagged the question with that...– Ralf
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