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Right now, to access an error of a pandas_mapper object m, I have to do something like this: m.errors.__error__.iloc[0] which returns a dict
Since the __error__ column is a dict that always has the same columns, it would be more convenient to have it expand those keys into dataframe columns (you can prepend "pdmap_err_" to each key first if you're afraid of clobbering existing columns.
At least, it would be nice to have such an option even if it weren't the default.
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Right now, to access an error of a
pandas_mapper
objectm
, I have to do something like this:m.errors.__error__.iloc[0]
which returns a dictSince the
__error__
column is a dict that always has the same columns, it would be more convenient to have it expand those keys into dataframe columns (you can prepend "pdmap_err_" to each key first if you're afraid of clobbering existing columns.At least, it would be nice to have such an option even if it weren't the default.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: