Voici une petite fonction astucieuse que j'aime utiliser pour réduire le nombre de frappes :
def rename(data, oldnames, newname):
if type(oldnames) == str: # Input can be a string or list of strings
oldnames = [oldnames] # When renaming multiple columns
newname = [newname] # Make sure you pass the corresponding list of new names
i = 0
for name in oldnames:
oldvar = [c for c in data.columns if name in c]
if len(oldvar) == 0:
raise ValueError("Sorry, couldn't find that column in the dataset")
if len(oldvar) > 1: # Doesn't have to be an exact match
print("Found multiple columns that matched " + str(name) + ": ")
for c in oldvar:
print(str(oldvar.index(c)) + ": " + str(c))
ind = input('Please enter the index of the column you would like to rename: ')
oldvar = oldvar[int(ind)]
if len(oldvar) == 1:
oldvar = oldvar[0]
data = data.rename(columns = {oldvar : newname[i]})
i += 1
return data
Voici un exemple de son fonctionnement :
In [2]: df = pd.DataFrame(np.random.randint(0, 10, size=(10, 4)), columns = ['col1', 'col2', 'omg', 'idk'])
# First list = existing variables
# Second list = new names for those variables
In [3]: df = rename(df, ['col', 'omg'],['first', 'ohmy'])
Found multiple columns that matched col:
0: col1
1: col2
Please enter the index of the column you would like to rename: 0
In [4]: df.columns
Out[5]: Index(['first', 'col2', 'ohmy', 'idk'], dtype='object')
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Vous pouvez consulter les documents officiels qui traitent du renommage des étiquettes de colonne : pandas.pydata.org/pandas-docs/stable/guide_utilisateur/text.html