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Implement DataFrame.groupby()
See original GitHub issueSee pandas.DataFrame.groupby()
Implement either as a transform or a composite aggregation.
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Closed in https://github.com/elastic/eland/pull/278 🎉
To answer your questions:
.count()and.agg()/aggregate()I believe?index.byand I thinkdropnashould be implementable! Fordropnayou can add a filter that ensures a non-null/empty value for any column you’re grouping on.