First, I have a dictionary of dataframes named (dfs). There are five dataframes in the dictionary.
Second, using the the dictionary of dataframes (dfs), I run the code below to classify items in the dataframes, dfs, and save them to a new dictionary of dataframes (out_dfs), see sample output below.
out_dfs = {}
for idx, data in enumerate(list(dfs.values())):
out_dfs[idx] = clf.(data)
out_dfs
{0: array([-0.01126357, 0.01003442, -0.00631642, -0.00631642, 0.01589343,
0.00999904, 0.05703701, 0.01549907, 0.01364896, 0.04490213]),
1: array([-0.01126357, -0.00631642, 0.01572133, 0.01465883, 0.05006177,
0.0127623 , 0.00754415, 0.05572284, 0.00996258, 0.00618012,]),
2: array([-0.01126357, 0.0117059 , 0.00999904, 0.04732937, 0.01211804,
0.01238714, 0.0132119 , 0.01366057, 0.0089514 , 0.0140865]),
3: array([-0.01126357, 0.05261424, 0.05785207, 0.03360043, 0.05927981,
0.05927981, 0.033355 , 0.0578699 , 0.05570744, 0.04727342]),
4: array([-0.01126357, 0.01003442, -0.00631642, 0.0151311 , 0.05006177,
0.05785207, 0.05261424, 0.05927981, 0.05572284, 0.05927981])}
I am looking for a way to iteratively output and name the individual dataframes. I know I can do something
like below GS = pd.DataFrame(out_dfs.values()).T[0], to get the first dataframe. Below is the kind of output I am looking for.
0 -0.011264 0 -0.011264
1 0.010034 1 -0.006316
2 -0.006316 2 0.015721
3 -0.006316 3 0.014659
4 0.015893 4 0.050062
5 0.009999 5 0.012762
6 0.057037 6 0.007544
7 0.015499 7 0.055723
8 0.013649 8 0.009963
9 0.044902 9 0.006180
Name: 0, dtype: float64 Name: 1, dtype: float64
