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If you are not using indices and multi-indices you are missing out in the awesome advantages in using pandas. If you come from an R background, indices (or rown
by in9 9y ago
If you are not using indices and multi-indices you are missing out in the awesome advantages in using pandas. If you come from an R background, indices (or rownames in R) are a real hassle, and you always want to keep them in columns.
But in pandas they are highly optimized and proof tested, and a breeze to work with once you get a hang of it. They make merging dataframes easy, pivoting easy, data tidying easy, and etc..
However, since you are still learning the api, it can be a pain to use them.