I feel like this question must have been answered by someone before, but I can't find an answer on stack overflow!
I have a dataframe result that looks like this and I want to remove all the values less than or equal to 10
>>> result
Name Value Date
189 Sall 19.0 11/14/15
191 Sam 10.0 11/14/15
192 Richard 21.0 11/14/15
193 Ingrid 4.0 11/14/15
This command works and removes all the values that are 10:
df2 = result[result['Value'] != 10]
But when I try to add the <= qualifier I get the error message SyntaxError: invalid syntax
df3 = result[result['Value'] ! <= 10]
I feel like there is probably a really simple solution. Thanks in advance!
Instead of this
df3 = result[result['Value'] ! <= 10]
Use
df3 = result[~(result['Value'] <= 10)]
It will work. OR simply use
df3 = result[result['Value'] > 10]
python doesn't use ! to negate. It uses not. See this answer
In this particular example != is a two character string that means not equal. It is not the negation of ==.
option 1
This should work unless you have NaN
result[result['Value'] > 10]
option 2
use the unary operator ~ to negate a boolean series
result[~(result['Value'] <= 10)]
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41800424/remove-rows-in-python-less-than-a-certain-value