Assuming that there are two models like this,
If there is a name of withdrawal in model 2, the subject (national history, physical education) is
I'd like to delete the Korean history of model 1 and row about physical education, but I don't know how to make logic, so I'm asking you a question.
I'm not sure if the logic above is correct, so I'm asking because I don't have a clue.
dataframe
You just have to do it step by step by step.
>>> import pandas as pd
>> df1 = pd.DataFrame ({"subject": ["Korean", "Mathematics", "English", "Physical Education", "National History", "Score": [90, 90, 85, 75, 100]})
>>> df2 = pd.DataFrame ({"subject": ["Korean history", "Korean language", "Mathematics", "Sports"], "Name": ["Cheolsoo", "Minsu", "Younghee", "Cheolsoo"})
>>> df1
a subject score
0 Korean 90
1 Math 90
2 English 85
3 P.E. 75
History of the Four Kingdoms
>>> df2
Subject Name
the withdrawal of state affairs
Korean Minsu
2 Math Younghee
3 Withdrawal of Physical Education
Only the withdrawal subjects are selected from df2.
>>> df2_withdrawal = df2["name"] == "withdrawal"]
>>> df2_Withdrawal
Subject Name
the withdrawal of state affairs
3 Withdrawal of Physical Education
>>> df2_Withdrawal ["Subject"]
the history of the nation
3 Physical Education
Name: Subject, dtype: object
The subject column of df1 selects only rows that are not included in the withdrawal subjects selected above. Use the isin
and not
operators ~
.
>>> df1_Only those that are not subject to withdrawal = df1[~df1["subject"].isin(df2_subject"])]
>>> df1_Only those that are not withdrawn
a subject score
0 Korean 90
1 Math 90
2 English 85
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