pandas

pandas: a Foundational Python Library for Data Analysis and Statistics. In this paper we will discuss pandas, a Python library of rich data structures and tools for working with structured data sets common to statistics, finance, social sciences, and many other fields. The library provides integrated, intuitive routines for performing common data manipulations and analysis on such data sets. It aims to be the foundational layer for the future of statistical computing in Python. It serves as a strong complement to the existing scientific Python stack while implementing and improving upon the kinds of data manipulation tools found in other statistical programming languages such as R. In addition to detailing its design and features of pandas, we will discuss future avenues of work and growth opportunities for statistics and data analysis applications in the Python language

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  1. Akimitsu Ishii, Ryunosuke Kamijyo, Akinori Yamanaka, Akiyasu Yamamoto: BOXVIA: Bayesian optimization executable and visualizable application (2022) not zbMATH
  2. Alvaro J. Garcia-Tejedor, Alberto Nogales: GEMA: An open-source Python library for self-organizing-maps (2022) arXiv
  3. Gellis, Jason J.; Rangel Smith, Camila; Foley, Robert A.: PyLithics: A Python package for stone tool analysis (2022) not zbMATH
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  5. Tomer Meir, Rom Gutman, Malka Gorfine: PyDTS: A Python Package for Discrete Time Survival Analysis with Competing Risks (2022) arXiv
  6. A. Buckley, J. M. Butterworth, L. Corpe, M. Habedank, D. Huang, D. Yallup, M. Altakach, G. Bassman, I. Lagwankar, J. Rocamonde, H. Saunders, B. Waugh, G. Zilgalvis: Testing new-physics models with global comparisons to collider measurements: the Contur toolkit (2021) arXiv
  7. Alessandro Sebastianelli, Maria Pia Del Rosso, Silvia Liberata Ullo: Automatic dataset builder for Machine Learning applications to satellite imagery (2021) not zbMATH
  8. Amanda D. Smith, Benjamin Stürmer, Travis Thurber, Chris R. Vernon: diyepw: A Python package for Do-It-Yourself EnergyPlus weather file generation (2021) not zbMATH
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  11. Changjie Chen, Jasmeet Judge, David Hulse: PyLUSAT: An open-source Python toolkit for GIS-based land use suitability analysis (2021) arXiv
  12. Chathika Gunaratne, Ivan Garibay: NL4Py: Agent-based modeling in Python with parallelizable NetLogo workspaces (2021) not zbMATH
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  14. Dmitry Soshnikov, Yana Valieva: mPyPl: Python Monadic Pipeline Library for Complex Functional Data Processing (2021) arXiv
  15. Garyfallidis et al.: FURY: advanced scientific visualization (2021) not zbMATH
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  17. Hyemin Han: BayesFactorFMRI: Implementing Bayesian Second-Level fMRI Analysis with Multiple Comparison Correction and Bayesian Meta-Analysis of fMRI Images with Multiprocessing (2021) not zbMATH
  18. James D. Gaboardi, Sergio Rey, Stefanie Lumnitz: spaghetti: spatial network analysis in PySAL (2021) not zbMATH
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  20. Justin Shenk, Wolf Byttner, Saranraj Nambusubramaniyan, Alexander Zoeller: Traja: A Python toolbox for animal trajectory analysis (2021) not zbMATH

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