'How to create a condition for the future input variables in python
I have a dataframe like the below:
df1:
Pan_no. Last_broker_cat
Xxx Mutual fund
Yyy National distributor
ZZZ National Distributor
Aaa Debt champion
BBB National distributor
Ccc Debt champion
I am mapping each value of Last_broker_cat column to an unique number :
df1['Last_broker_cat] = df1['Last_broker_cat].map({'National distributor':1,'Mutual fund':2, 'debt_champion :3})
Now my df1 looks like the below:
df1
Pan_no. Last_broker_cat
Xxx 2
Yyy 1
ZZZ 1
Aaa 3
BBB 1
Ccc 3
Now I have a condition:
In the future input variable, if there are any new value in the Last_broker_cat column apart from the existing one I need to assign it with the unique number that I have assigned to the least occuring value in the dataframe. Eg in our dataframe the least occuring value is 2 so any new value that comes in the future should be assigned with the least value. How can I code this condition in python?
Solution 1:[1]
Try this
df['Last_broker_cat'] = pd.factorize(df['Last_broker_cat'])[0]
But the unique values start from 0 to n unique values.
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