Pandas

The third edition of the Pandas Cookbook is now available for pre-order! This update builds on ?? Matt Harrison's excellent foundation from the second edition. If you are a data analyst, data engineer, or data scientist, this book can offer you expert insight into: - The pandas type system, how it has evolved, and where it may be going - High performance I/O routines, for integration with other tools - Easily crafting effective visualizations, especially with libraries like Seaborn - Idiomatic routines to reshape, group, and organize your data - The use of pandas' time-series functionality to analyze real world datasets - Tips/tricks to write the clearest, most performant pandas code possible - The larger ecosystem that continues to evolve with and around pandas For those that already own the second edition, you will find the third edition updated with a wealth of new information. Much has changed in the past four years with how pandas works and how it fits into the ecosystem of analytics tools. This edition ensures you stay up to date with current best practices and can know how to write code that scales for years to come. Don't miss out on this updated resource designed to enhance your data skills. Pre-order your copy today! https://lnkd.in/ezC5V4QR #python #pandas #datascience #dataengineering

We wrapped our Pandas/NumFOCUS/Iota Nonvisual Data Science Workshop Series yesterday. Our learners brought incredible energy to these workshops, amazing to have 80 blind, VI, and allied folks in the room and over 350 at home following along async. We blind folks get left out of conversations around data science, AI, and coding far too often, it feels like we're in a moment where we have an opportunity to change some of that. Thanks to my co-instructor, Sarah Kane, and to Pandas and NumFOCUS for making these workshops possible. Special thanks to Patrick H?fler and Richard Shadrach for their advocacy in getting this project funded. Also thanks to Chancey Fleet for some timely technical interventions and to Tony Fast for being an active ally and participant. You can check out the playlist for these workshops below. https://lnkd.in/eb47mHu8

We've published the latest pandas release 2 weeks ago. pandas 2.2 contains a couple of exiting new features, including a new engine to read from SQL databases that leverages the ADBC driver from Arrow. I wrote a blog post about the bigger changes that are included in this release, mainly: - New accessors for Arrow-backed structs and lists - Deprecations for the upcoming switch towards Copy-on-Write - Case_When in pandas! https://lnkd.in/deRc_w-9

Signups are now open for the Pandas-supported workshop series on Nonvisual Data Science. This five-workshop series will teach the fundamentals of data analysis and sonification using nonvisual tools and technologies. The workshops are designed for those who are blind, low vision, or who otherwise have difficulty accessing visual tools for data science. Thanks to Pandas and NumFOCUS for making these workshops possible through a Small Development Grant. Registration, a full schedule, and additional information available at this link: https://lnkd.in/e5NvVqku These workshops are free and open to the public, and will be led by Sarah Kane and myself. Special thanks to Patrick H?fler, a core developer at Pandas, for supporting this series. Please feel free to share on your own channels, with our thanks.