I have the following Pandas DataFrame:
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import pandas as pd
sample = pd.DataFrame({\'Sym1\': [\'a\',\'a\',\'a\',\'d\'],\'Sym2\':[\'a\',\'c\',\'b\',\'
this is doing twice as much work as needed, but technically works for non-symmetric distance matrices as well ( whatever that is supposed to mean )
pd.DataFrame ( { idx1: { idx2:sum( DistMatrix[ x ][ y ]
for (x, y) in zip( row1, row2 ) )
for (idx2, row2) in sample.iterrows( ) }
for (idx1, row1 ) in sample.iterrows( ) } )
you can make it more readable by writing it in pieces:
# a helper function to compute distance of two items
dist = lambda xs, ys: sum( DistMatrix[ x ][ y ] for ( x, y ) in zip( xs, ys ) )
# a second helper function to compute distances from a given item
xdist = lambda x: { idx: dist( x, y ) for (idx, y) in sample.iterrows( ) }
# the pairwise distance matrix
pd.DataFrame( { idx: xdist( x ) for ( idx, x ) in sample.iterrows( ) } )