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The Visual Pandas Selector is a tool to visually select portions of numeric time-series data from a pandas dataframe. The tool is intended to provide an fast interactive way for manual data selection, as can be very useful in for example machine learning, regression or system identification.
Easily configure the tool to plot dataframe columns in vertically stacked subplots and view data distributions with the included histogram feature. With a simple click and drag, you can then select horizontal data windows, and let the tool automatically combine them into a new dataframe.
The user can subsequentially select different horizontal data windows via click and drag and he tool then automatically combines the visually selected sections into a new dataframe.
Install the package using:
pip install vpselector
Then simply import it using import vpselector
. Then simply use:
If your project does not contain a pyqt application: vpselector.select_visual_data(data : pd.DataFrame, plot_config : dict)
To add the vpselector to an existing pyqt application: vpselector.select_visual_data_in_pyqt_app(data : pd.DataFrame, plot_config : dict, pyqt_app)
python3 vpselector_example.py
FAQs
Visualize and interactively select time-series data from a pandas DataFrame.
We found that vpselector demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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