Filtering Pandas DataFrame with multiple conditions
This tutorial explains how to filter elements from a DataFrame based on multiple conditions.
We will use the following DataFrame in this article.
import pandas as pd
stocks_df = pd.DataFrame(
{
"Stock": ["Tesla", "Moderna Inc", "Facebook", "Boeing"],
"Price": [835, 112, 267, 209],
"Sector": ["Technology", "Health Technology", "Technology", "Aircraft"],
}
)
print(stocks_df)
Output:
Stock Price Sector
0 Tesla 835 Technology
1 Moderna Inc 112 Health Technology
2 Facebook 267 Technology
3 Boeing 209 Aircraft
Filter DataFrame elements based on multiple conditions using index
import pandas as pd
stocks_df = pd.DataFrame(
{
"Stock": ["Tesla", "Moderna Inc", "Facebook", "Boeing"],
"Price": [835, 112, 267, 209],
"Sector": ["Technology", "Health Technology", "Technology", "Aircraft"],
}
)
print("Stocks DataFrame:")
print(stocks_df, "\n")
reqd_stocks = stocks_df[(stocks_df.Sector == "Technology") & (stocks_df.Price < 500)]
print("The stocks of technology sector with price less than 500 are:")
print(reqd_stocks)
Output:
Stocks DataFrame:
Stock Price Sector
0 Tesla 835 Technology
1 Moderna Inc 112 Health Technology
2 Facebook 267 Technology
3 Boeing 209 Aircraft
The stocks of technology sector with price less than 500 are:
Stock Price Sector
2 Facebook 267 Technology
It filters stocks_df
all elements in where Sector
the value of the column is Technology
less Price
than 500.
We []
specify the conditions in , connect the conditions with the &
or |
operator, and index the values based on multiple conditions. &
The operator represents logic 和
, meaning both conditions must be true to select an element. |
The operator represents logic 或
, meaning an element can be selected if any of the conditions are met.
Use query()
the filter method to filter the elements of a DataFrame based on multiple conditions.
We pass multiple conditions connected by the &
or |
operator as parameters to query()
the method.
import pandas as pd
stocks_df = pd.DataFrame(
{
"Stock": ["Tesla", "Moderna Inc", "Facebook", "Boeing"],
"Price": [835, 112, 267, 209],
"Sector": ["Technology", "Health Technology", "Technology", "Aircraft"],
}
)
print("Stocks DataFrame:")
print(stocks_df, "\n")
reqd_stocks = stocks_df.query("Sector == 'Technology' & Price <500")
print("The stocks of technology sector with price less than 500 are:")
print(reqd_stocks)
Output:
Stocks DataFrame:
Stock Price Sector
0 Tesla 835 Technology
1 Moderna Inc 112 Health Technology
2 Facebook 267 Technology
3 Boeing 209 Aircraft
The stocks of technology sector with price less than 500 are:
Stock Price Sector
2 Facebook 267 Technology
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