Reputation: 807
I'm setting up a dataset of hockey games and need to decide whether a team won or lost based on the 'Game_id'
and 'Goals'
columns. Each game has its own ID and spans two rows, so 1000 games are stored in 2000 rows.
My dataframe looks like this:
Team Home/Away Goals Game_id
CAL Home 7 2017020001
PHY Away 4 2017020001
CAP Home 7 2017020002
WILD Away 4 2017020002
I need a fith column 'Won/Lost'
that is based on goals for the specific 'Game_id'
. I'm struggling to create a loop that does that for me.
The result I'm looking for is this:
Team Home/Away Goals Game_id Won/Lost
CAL Home 7 2017020001 Won
PHY Away 4 2017020001 Lost
CAP Home 7 2017020002 Won
WILD Away 4 2017020002 Lost
Upvotes: 1
Views: 842
Reputation: 78770
Given
>>> df
Team Home/Away Goals Game_id
0 CAL Home 7 2017020001
1 PHY Away 4 2017020001
2 CAP Home 7 2017020002
3 WILD Away 4 2017020002
4 WILD Away 1 2017020003
5 CAP Home 1 2017020003
I'd write the following function:
def win_loss_draw(group):
group = group == group.max()
if group.all():
group[:] = 'Draw'
else:
group = group.map({True: 'Won', False: 'Lost'})
return group
... and apply it like this:
>>> df['Won/Lost'] = df.groupby('Game_id')['Goals'].apply(win_loss_draw)
>>> df
Team Home/Away Goals Game_id Won/Lost
0 CAL Home 7 2017020001 Won
1 PHY Away 4 2017020001 Lost
2 CAP Home 7 2017020002 Won
3 WILD Away 4 2017020002 Lost
4 WILD Away 1 2017020003 Draw
5 CAP Home 1 2017020003 Draw
I exclude draws given that a hockey game can only end in a draw in regular time, but my data is with over time so there is only win and loss
In this specific case it is enough to issue
df['Won/Lost'] = df.groupby('Game_id')['Goals'].apply(lambda g: (g == g.max()).map({True: 'Won', False: 'Lost'}))
(this is Version 1)
~edit~
Performance improvements!
Version 2:
is_winner = df.groupby('Game_id')['Goals'].transform('max') == df['Goals']
df['Won/Lost'] = is_winner.map({True: 'Won', False: 'Lost'})
Version 3:
is_winner = df.groupby('Game_id')['Goals'].transform('max') == df['Goals']
df['Won/Lost'] = np.where(is_winner.values, 'Won', 'Lost')
Timings:
# Setup
>>> df = pd.concat([df]*1000, ignore_index=True)
>>> df['Game_id'] = np.arange(len(df)//2).repeat(2)
>>>
>>> df
Team Home/Away Goals Game_id
0 CAL Home 7 0
1 PHY Away 4 0
2 CAP Home 7 1
3 WILD Away 4 1
4 CAL Home 7 2
... ... ... ... ...
3995 WILD Away 4 1997
3996 CAL Home 7 1998
3997 PHY Away 4 1998
3998 CAP Home 7 1999
3999 WILD Away 4 1999
# Timings (i5-6200U CPU @ 2.30GHz, only relative times are important though)
>>> %timeit df.groupby('Game_id')['Goals'].apply(lambda g: (g == g.max()).map({True: 'Won', False: 'Lost'})) # Version 1
1.73 s ± 13.1 ms per loop (mean ± std. dev. of 7 runs, 1 loop each)
>>> %timeit (df.groupby('Game_id')['Goals'].transform('max') == df['Goals']).map({True: 'Won', False: 'Lost'}) # Version 2
2.38 ms ± 37.5 µs per loop (mean ± std. dev. of 7 runs, 100 loops each)
>>> %timeit np.where((df.groupby('Game_id')['Goals'].transform('max') == df['Goals']).values, 'Won', 'Lost') # Version 3
1.53 ms ± 6.19 µs per loop (mean ± std. dev. of 7 runs, 1000 loops each)
Upvotes: 3