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Reputation: 145

Python Resample: How do I keep NaN as NaN?

When resample from monthly data to quarterly, I want my last value NaN to remain as NaN. How should I tweak my code?

Thank you

     HS6P1

Jan1989 69.9
Feb1989 59.3
Mar1989 83.5
Apr1989 100.4
May1989 101.4
Jun1989 100.3
Jul1989 98
Aug1989 91.7
Sep1989 82.4
Oct1989 91.3
Nov1989 72.6
Dec1989 NaN

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df=pd.read_excel(input_file, sheet_name='Sheet1', usecols='A:D', na_values='ND', index_col=0, header=0)
df.index.names = ['Period']
df.index = pd.to_datetime(df.index)


q0= pd.Series(df['HS6P1'], index=df.index)

m1 = q0.resample('Q').sum()

Current Output
Period
1989-03-31 212.7
1989-06-30 302.1
1989-09-30 272.1
1989-12-31 163.9

Desired Output
Period
1989-03-31 212.7
1989-06-30 302.1
1989-09-30 272.1
1989-12-31 NaN

Upvotes: 3

Views: 268

Answers (1)

inquirer
inquirer

Reputation: 4823

You can try like this. But if you have NaNs elsewhere, then the sums in that part will be NaNs. Here is information on this topic. np.nan + 1, then the output will be nan. nan turns everything it touches into nan.

res = q0.resample('Q').apply(lambda x: np.sum(x.values))

And another option. I don't know if it will fit? Used the min_count=3 parameter. Theoretically, there are three values in a quarter, if some values are missing, then there will be NaN.

m1 = q0.resample('Q').sum(min_count=3)

If you need to return NaN exactly in the last quarter, if there is at least one empty value there.

def my_func(x):
    return [x.sum(), np.isnan(x).any()]

qqq = q0.resample('Q').apply(my_func)

if qqq[-1][1] == True:
    qqq[-1][0] = np.nan

qqq = pd.Series(qqq.str[0], index=qqq.index)

Upvotes: 3

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