find maximum value in col C in pandas dataframe while group by both col A and B











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I have a pandas dataframe like this:



df = pd.DataFrame({"RT":[9,10,10,11,11,11,11],"Quality":[70,60,50,60,80,70,80],'Name' :['a','a','b','c','b','c','b'],'Similarity':[0.98,0.97,0.97,0.95,0.95,0.95,0.95]})

RT Quality Name Similarity
0 9 70 a 0.98
1 10 60 a 0.97
2 10 50 b 0.97
3 11 60 c 0.95
4 11 80 b 0.95
5 11 70 c 0.95
6 11 80 b 0.95


The values in the column Similarity has the same group-by with column RT



I want to group column RT and find the maximum column Quality value and group by column Name.



For example:



In column RT value 11,which have column Name value c and b, sum each of the column Quality values, then get c = 130, b =160, and sort the maximum 160, b
then get



    RT  Quality Name    Similarity
0 9 70 a 0.98
1 10 60 a 0.97
2 10 50 b 0.97
3 11 160 b 0.95
4 11 130 c 0.95









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    I have a pandas dataframe like this:



    df = pd.DataFrame({"RT":[9,10,10,11,11,11,11],"Quality":[70,60,50,60,80,70,80],'Name' :['a','a','b','c','b','c','b'],'Similarity':[0.98,0.97,0.97,0.95,0.95,0.95,0.95]})

    RT Quality Name Similarity
    0 9 70 a 0.98
    1 10 60 a 0.97
    2 10 50 b 0.97
    3 11 60 c 0.95
    4 11 80 b 0.95
    5 11 70 c 0.95
    6 11 80 b 0.95


    The values in the column Similarity has the same group-by with column RT



    I want to group column RT and find the maximum column Quality value and group by column Name.



    For example:



    In column RT value 11,which have column Name value c and b, sum each of the column Quality values, then get c = 130, b =160, and sort the maximum 160, b
    then get



        RT  Quality Name    Similarity
    0 9 70 a 0.98
    1 10 60 a 0.97
    2 10 50 b 0.97
    3 11 160 b 0.95
    4 11 130 c 0.95









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      I have a pandas dataframe like this:



      df = pd.DataFrame({"RT":[9,10,10,11,11,11,11],"Quality":[70,60,50,60,80,70,80],'Name' :['a','a','b','c','b','c','b'],'Similarity':[0.98,0.97,0.97,0.95,0.95,0.95,0.95]})

      RT Quality Name Similarity
      0 9 70 a 0.98
      1 10 60 a 0.97
      2 10 50 b 0.97
      3 11 60 c 0.95
      4 11 80 b 0.95
      5 11 70 c 0.95
      6 11 80 b 0.95


      The values in the column Similarity has the same group-by with column RT



      I want to group column RT and find the maximum column Quality value and group by column Name.



      For example:



      In column RT value 11,which have column Name value c and b, sum each of the column Quality values, then get c = 130, b =160, and sort the maximum 160, b
      then get



          RT  Quality Name    Similarity
      0 9 70 a 0.98
      1 10 60 a 0.97
      2 10 50 b 0.97
      3 11 160 b 0.95
      4 11 130 c 0.95









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      I have a pandas dataframe like this:



      df = pd.DataFrame({"RT":[9,10,10,11,11,11,11],"Quality":[70,60,50,60,80,70,80],'Name' :['a','a','b','c','b','c','b'],'Similarity':[0.98,0.97,0.97,0.95,0.95,0.95,0.95]})

      RT Quality Name Similarity
      0 9 70 a 0.98
      1 10 60 a 0.97
      2 10 50 b 0.97
      3 11 60 c 0.95
      4 11 80 b 0.95
      5 11 70 c 0.95
      6 11 80 b 0.95


      The values in the column Similarity has the same group-by with column RT



      I want to group column RT and find the maximum column Quality value and group by column Name.



      For example:



      In column RT value 11,which have column Name value c and b, sum each of the column Quality values, then get c = 130, b =160, and sort the maximum 160, b
      then get



          RT  Quality Name    Similarity
      0 9 70 a 0.98
      1 10 60 a 0.97
      2 10 50 b 0.97
      3 11 160 b 0.95
      4 11 130 c 0.95






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          you can use groupby with agg:



          use lambda to return all Similarities or max to return the max



          df.groupby(['RT','Name']).agg({'Quality':'sum', 'Similarity':lambda x:x.unique()})

          Quality Similarity
          RT Name
          9 a 70 0.98
          10 a 60 0.97
          b 50 0.97
          11 b 160 0.95
          c 130 0.95





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          • thank you very much~
            – X.tang
            Nov 21 at 11:49


















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          You may not need agg



          df.groupby(['RT','Similarity','Name'],as_index=False)['Quality'].sum()
          Out[150]:
          RT Similarity Name Quality
          0 9 0.98 a 70
          1 10 0.97 a 60
          2 10 0.97 b 50
          3 11 0.95 b 160
          4 11 0.95 c 130





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          • Thank you for your reply, what is the difference between agg and as_index? and if I have some irrelevant column,how to keep those column use your method . df = pd.DataFrame({"RT":[9,10,10,11,11,11,11],"Quality":[70,60,50,60,80,70,80],'Name' :['a','a','b','c','b','c','b'], 'Similarity':[0.98,0.97,0.97,0.95,0.95,0.95,0.95],"samples":[13,2,4,5,6,6,7,]}) such as keep the column samples along with column ['RT','Similarity','Name']
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            Nov 21 at 11:47













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          you can use groupby with agg:



          use lambda to return all Similarities or max to return the max



          df.groupby(['RT','Name']).agg({'Quality':'sum', 'Similarity':lambda x:x.unique()})

          Quality Similarity
          RT Name
          9 a 70 0.98
          10 a 60 0.97
          b 50 0.97
          11 b 160 0.95
          c 130 0.95





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          • thank you very much~
            – X.tang
            Nov 21 at 11:49















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          you can use groupby with agg:



          use lambda to return all Similarities or max to return the max



          df.groupby(['RT','Name']).agg({'Quality':'sum', 'Similarity':lambda x:x.unique()})

          Quality Similarity
          RT Name
          9 a 70 0.98
          10 a 60 0.97
          b 50 0.97
          11 b 160 0.95
          c 130 0.95





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          • thank you very much~
            – X.tang
            Nov 21 at 11:49













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          you can use groupby with agg:



          use lambda to return all Similarities or max to return the max



          df.groupby(['RT','Name']).agg({'Quality':'sum', 'Similarity':lambda x:x.unique()})

          Quality Similarity
          RT Name
          9 a 70 0.98
          10 a 60 0.97
          b 50 0.97
          11 b 160 0.95
          c 130 0.95





          share|improve this answer














          you can use groupby with agg:



          use lambda to return all Similarities or max to return the max



          df.groupby(['RT','Name']).agg({'Quality':'sum', 'Similarity':lambda x:x.unique()})

          Quality Similarity
          RT Name
          9 a 70 0.98
          10 a 60 0.97
          b 50 0.97
          11 b 160 0.95
          c 130 0.95






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          answered Nov 20 at 2:36









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          • thank you very much~
            – X.tang
            Nov 21 at 11:49


















          • thank you very much~
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            Nov 21 at 11:49
















          thank you very much~
          – X.tang
          Nov 21 at 11:49




          thank you very much~
          – X.tang
          Nov 21 at 11:49












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          You may not need agg



          df.groupby(['RT','Similarity','Name'],as_index=False)['Quality'].sum()
          Out[150]:
          RT Similarity Name Quality
          0 9 0.98 a 70
          1 10 0.97 a 60
          2 10 0.97 b 50
          3 11 0.95 b 160
          4 11 0.95 c 130





          share|improve this answer





















          • Thank you for your reply, what is the difference between agg and as_index? and if I have some irrelevant column,how to keep those column use your method . df = pd.DataFrame({"RT":[9,10,10,11,11,11,11],"Quality":[70,60,50,60,80,70,80],'Name' :['a','a','b','c','b','c','b'], 'Similarity':[0.98,0.97,0.97,0.95,0.95,0.95,0.95],"samples":[13,2,4,5,6,6,7,]}) such as keep the column samples along with column ['RT','Similarity','Name']
            – X.tang
            Nov 21 at 11:47

















          up vote
          0
          down vote













          You may not need agg



          df.groupby(['RT','Similarity','Name'],as_index=False)['Quality'].sum()
          Out[150]:
          RT Similarity Name Quality
          0 9 0.98 a 70
          1 10 0.97 a 60
          2 10 0.97 b 50
          3 11 0.95 b 160
          4 11 0.95 c 130





          share|improve this answer





















          • Thank you for your reply, what is the difference between agg and as_index? and if I have some irrelevant column,how to keep those column use your method . df = pd.DataFrame({"RT":[9,10,10,11,11,11,11],"Quality":[70,60,50,60,80,70,80],'Name' :['a','a','b','c','b','c','b'], 'Similarity':[0.98,0.97,0.97,0.95,0.95,0.95,0.95],"samples":[13,2,4,5,6,6,7,]}) such as keep the column samples along with column ['RT','Similarity','Name']
            – X.tang
            Nov 21 at 11:47















          up vote
          0
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          up vote
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          down vote









          You may not need agg



          df.groupby(['RT','Similarity','Name'],as_index=False)['Quality'].sum()
          Out[150]:
          RT Similarity Name Quality
          0 9 0.98 a 70
          1 10 0.97 a 60
          2 10 0.97 b 50
          3 11 0.95 b 160
          4 11 0.95 c 130





          share|improve this answer












          You may not need agg



          df.groupby(['RT','Similarity','Name'],as_index=False)['Quality'].sum()
          Out[150]:
          RT Similarity Name Quality
          0 9 0.98 a 70
          1 10 0.97 a 60
          2 10 0.97 b 50
          3 11 0.95 b 160
          4 11 0.95 c 130






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          answered Nov 20 at 4:26









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          • Thank you for your reply, what is the difference between agg and as_index? and if I have some irrelevant column,how to keep those column use your method . df = pd.DataFrame({"RT":[9,10,10,11,11,11,11],"Quality":[70,60,50,60,80,70,80],'Name' :['a','a','b','c','b','c','b'], 'Similarity':[0.98,0.97,0.97,0.95,0.95,0.95,0.95],"samples":[13,2,4,5,6,6,7,]}) such as keep the column samples along with column ['RT','Similarity','Name']
            – X.tang
            Nov 21 at 11:47




















          • Thank you for your reply, what is the difference between agg and as_index? and if I have some irrelevant column,how to keep those column use your method . df = pd.DataFrame({"RT":[9,10,10,11,11,11,11],"Quality":[70,60,50,60,80,70,80],'Name' :['a','a','b','c','b','c','b'], 'Similarity':[0.98,0.97,0.97,0.95,0.95,0.95,0.95],"samples":[13,2,4,5,6,6,7,]}) such as keep the column samples along with column ['RT','Similarity','Name']
            – X.tang
            Nov 21 at 11:47


















          Thank you for your reply, what is the difference between agg and as_index? and if I have some irrelevant column,how to keep those column use your method . df = pd.DataFrame({"RT":[9,10,10,11,11,11,11],"Quality":[70,60,50,60,80,70,80],'Name' :['a','a','b','c','b','c','b'], 'Similarity':[0.98,0.97,0.97,0.95,0.95,0.95,0.95],"samples":[13,2,4,5,6,6,7,]}) such as keep the column samples along with column ['RT','Similarity','Name']
          – X.tang
          Nov 21 at 11:47






          Thank you for your reply, what is the difference between agg and as_index? and if I have some irrelevant column,how to keep those column use your method . df = pd.DataFrame({"RT":[9,10,10,11,11,11,11],"Quality":[70,60,50,60,80,70,80],'Name' :['a','a','b','c','b','c','b'], 'Similarity':[0.98,0.97,0.97,0.95,0.95,0.95,0.95],"samples":[13,2,4,5,6,6,7,]}) such as keep the column samples along with column ['RT','Similarity','Name']
          – X.tang
          Nov 21 at 11:47




















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