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#Create a new dataframe with language ids and language names. | |
#Hindi, Bengali, Marathi, Telugu, Tamil, Gujarati, Urdu | |
#Corresponding to these language ids: 171, 330, 345, 49, 206, 260, 161 | |
conditions = [ | |
(data2['LanguageID'] == 171), | |
(data2['LanguageID'] == 330), | |
(data2['LanguageID'] == 345) , | |
(data2['LanguageID'] == 49), | |
(data2['LanguageID'] == 206), | |
(data2['LanguageID'] == 260), | |
(data2['LanguageID'] == 161) | |
] | |
# create a list of the values we want to assign for each condition (language ID) | |
values = ['Hindi', 'Bengali', 'Marathi', 'Telugu', 'Tamil','Gujarati', 'Urdu'] | |
# create a new column and use np.select to assign values (language name) to it using our lists as arguments | |
data2['Language'] = np.select(conditions, values) | |
# display updated DataFrame | |
data2.head() |
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