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Imputer sur certaines colonnes Dataframe en Python

J'apprends à utiliser Imputer sur Python.

Ceci est mon code:

df=pd.DataFrame([["XXL", 8, "black", "class 1", 22],
["L", np.nan, "gray", "class 2", 20],
["XL", 10, "blue", "class 2", 19],
["M", np.nan, "orange", "class 1", 17],
["M", 11, "green", "class 3", np.nan],
["M", 7, "red", "class 1", 22]])

df.columns=["size", "price", "color", "class", "boh"]

from sklearn.preprocessing import Imputer

imp=Imputer(missing_values="NaN", strategy="mean" )
imp.fit(df["price"])

df["price"]=imp.transform(df["price"])

Toutefois, l'erreur suivante s'affiche: ValueError: la longueur des valeurs ne correspond pas à la longueur de l'index

Qu'est ce qui ne va pas avec mon code???

Merci pour ton aide

pythonscikit-learnmissing-data
8
Mauro Gentile

Ceci est dû au fait que Imputer utilise généralement DataFrames plutôt que Series. Une solution possible est:

imp=Imputer(missing_values="NaN", strategy="mean" )
imp.fit(df[["price"]])
df["price"]=imp.transform(df[["price"]]).ravel()

# Or even 
imp=Imputer(missing_values="NaN", strategy="mean" )
df["price"]=imp.fit_transform(df[["price"]]).ravel()
12
frist

Je pense que vous voulez spécifier l’axe de l’imputer, puis transposer le tableau qu’il renvoie:

import pandas as pd
import numpy as np

df=pd.DataFrame([["XXL", 8, "black", "class 1", 22],
["L", np.nan, "gray", "class 2", 20],
["XL", 10, "blue", "class 2", 19],
["M", np.nan, "orange", "class 1", 17],
["M", 11, "green", "class 3", np.nan],
["M", 7, "red", "class 1", 22]])

df.columns=["size", "price", "color", "class", "boh"]

from sklearn.preprocessing import Imputer

imp=Imputer(missing_values="NaN", strategy="mean",axis=1 ) #specify axis
q = imp.fit_transform(df["price"]).T #perform a transpose operation


df["price"]=q
print df
2
Ryan

La solution simple est de fournir un tableau 2D

df=pd.DataFrame([["XXL", 8, "black", "class 1", 22],
["L", np.nan, "gray", "class 2", 20],
["XL", 10, "blue", "class 2", 19],
["M", np.nan, "orange", "class 1", 17],
["M", 11, "green", "class 3", np.nan],
["M", 7, "red", "class 1", 22]])

df.columns=["size", "price", "color", "class", "boh"]

from sklearn.preprocessing import Imputer

imp=Imputer(missing_values="NaN", strategy="mean" )
imp.fit(df[["price"]])

df["price"]=imp.transform(df[["price"]])

df['boh'] = imp.fit_transform(df[['price']])

Voici votre DataFrame

Nettoyé DataFrame

0
Sachin Prabhu