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I am using following code for kaggle titanic dataset:
let titanic = Frame.ReadCsv("c:\\tmp\\titanic.csv") let byAge = titanic.GroupRowsBy<int>("Age")
And it produces some unexpected results - age in rows keys does not match age in rows values:
I suspect this issue takes place because some age values are missing because this code works correctly:
titanic.DropSparseRows().GroupRowsBy<int>("Age")
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I discovered the same behaviour. MWE:
//expected behaviour Frame.ofValues [ (1,"foo","a"); (1,"bar","b"); (3,"foo","d"); (3,"bar","e"); (4,"bar","f")] |> Frame.groupRowsByString "bar" //unexpected behaviour Frame.ofValues [ (1,"foo","a"); (1,"bar","b"); (2,"foo","c"); (3,"foo","d"); (3,"bar","e"); (4,"bar","f")] |> Frame.groupRowsByString "bar"
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Add check for missing values to GroupByLabels
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Fixed by #405
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I am using following code for kaggle titanic dataset:
And it produces some unexpected results - age in rows keys does not match age in rows values:
I suspect this issue takes place because some age values are missing because this code works correctly:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: