Sam Zuckerman

Results 8 issues of Sam Zuckerman

# Brief Description An `auto_agg` method where you just put the columns you want and it automatically aggregates the dataframe. For example, I could do something like: ```python df.auto_agg(['state', 'age_mean'])...

enhancement
good first issue
good intermediate issue
being worked on
hacktoberfest

The following is a list of functions missing from the PyJanitor library that are implemented in the R version. I think the aggregation and adornment can be put in their...

enhancement
help wanted
available for hacking

# Brief Description I just found out about Gerrit Code Review and it looks pretty nice. It integrates well with github too: http://gerrithub.io/ Here's a link to describe the features...

question
infrastructure

I was always bothered by the fact that even though we add type hints to the function arguments, we still need to use that `check` function to validate the data....

enhancement
good intermediate issue
available for hacking

Just stumbled upon this stackoverflow question: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53427376/preserve-original-column-names It appears the issue is that the `clean_names` function returns a copy of a dataframe and doesn't preserve other attributes. Might be something...

I'm working on a `.validate()` method that would validate a DataFrame for certain characteristics. Most of the examples are taken from [this stackoverflow answer](https://stackoverflow.com/a/53294065/3699823), but there are a few others...

enhancement
question
good intermediate issue

I've noticed with a few functions (such as `currency_column_to_numeric`) that if I run the same function again, I get an error. The reason is that `currency_column_to_numeric` assumes the column is...

testing
good intermediate issue
available for hacking

Even though Issue #3 discusses the 1.0 release to PyPI, I'm wondering about how you would want to organize occasional releases. (Assuming the X.Y.Z numbering syntax) I'm not sure if...

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