I have a 1x10 dataframe where the name of each column is a string in a list. I have a 1x10 row vector with values. I would like to integrate this vector in the dataframe, so that I have the names in the list as column names, and the values of the vector in a single row.
How could I do that ? The only way I found was appending eveything into one column, and rename the index with the names in my list, but I want a 1x10 dataframe instead of a 10x1.
names = ['agmi', 'aglo', 'mwmi', 'mcha', 'mcmi', 'mclo', 'bkdr', 'mchi', 'melo', 'mwlo']
alt_GPS = np.array([[ 0. , 0. , 0.85253906, 6.12797546, 5.49960327,
11.00892639, 0. , 2.08251953, 0. , 2.4508667 ]])
alt = pd.DataFrame(columns=names)
CodePudding user response:
Your alt_GPS
array is already 2D, so isn't simply this what you want:
alt = pd.DataFrame(alt_GPS, columns=names)
Output:
agmi aglo mwmi mcha mcmi mclo bkdr mchi melo mwlo
0 0.0 0.0 0.852539 6.127975 5.499603 11.008926 0.0 2.08252 0.0 2.450867
If you want to create the dataframe first and add afterwards:
alt = pd.DataFrame(columns=names)
alt.loc[0] = alt_GPS[0]