Count match in 2 pandas dataframes












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I have 2 dataframes containing text as list in each row. This one is called df



Datum   File    File_type   Text    
Datum
2000-01-27 2000-01-27 0864820040_000127_04.txt _04 [business, date, jan, heineken, starts, integr..


and i have another one, df_lm which looks like this



List_type   Words
0 LM_cnstrain. [abide, abiding, bound, bounded, commit, commi...
1 LM_litigius. [abovementioned, abrogate, abrogated, abrogate...
2 LM_modal_me. [can, frequently, generally, likely, often, ou...
3 LM_modal_st. [always, best, clearly, definitely, definitive...
4 LM_modal_wk. [almost, apparently, appeared, appearing, appe...


I want to create new columns in df, where the match of words should be counted, so for example how many words are there from df_lm.Words[0] in df.Text[0]



Note: df has ca 500 rows and df_lm has 6 -> so i need to create 6 new columns in df so that the updated df looks somewhat like this



    Datum   ...LM_cnstrain  LM_litigius  Lm_modal_me  ...
2000-01-27 ... 5 3 4
2000-02-25 ... 7 1 0


I hope i was clear on my question.
Thanks in advance!



EDIT:
i have already done smth. similar by creating a list and loop over it, but as the lists in df_lm are very long this is not an option.



The code looked like this:



result_list
for file in file_list:
count_growth = 0
for word in text.split ():
if word in growth:
count_growth = count_growth +1
a={'Grwoth':count_growth}
result_list.append(a)









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  • Are you only looking for a solution where you can match two df columns and get a count of elements matched? Rest df transpose can you take care?

    – Rahul Agarwal
    Nov 21 '18 at 14:48











  • what do you mean by 'Rest df transpose can you take care'?

    – user10395806
    Nov 21 '18 at 14:50











  • Addition of columns in the original dataframe...

    – Rahul Agarwal
    Nov 21 '18 at 14:53











  • Guess i know how to add the new columns to orginal dataframe. I would have tried smth linke: df['name_new_column'] = ...

    – user10395806
    Nov 21 '18 at 14:56


















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I have 2 dataframes containing text as list in each row. This one is called df



Datum   File    File_type   Text    
Datum
2000-01-27 2000-01-27 0864820040_000127_04.txt _04 [business, date, jan, heineken, starts, integr..


and i have another one, df_lm which looks like this



List_type   Words
0 LM_cnstrain. [abide, abiding, bound, bounded, commit, commi...
1 LM_litigius. [abovementioned, abrogate, abrogated, abrogate...
2 LM_modal_me. [can, frequently, generally, likely, often, ou...
3 LM_modal_st. [always, best, clearly, definitely, definitive...
4 LM_modal_wk. [almost, apparently, appeared, appearing, appe...


I want to create new columns in df, where the match of words should be counted, so for example how many words are there from df_lm.Words[0] in df.Text[0]



Note: df has ca 500 rows and df_lm has 6 -> so i need to create 6 new columns in df so that the updated df looks somewhat like this



    Datum   ...LM_cnstrain  LM_litigius  Lm_modal_me  ...
2000-01-27 ... 5 3 4
2000-02-25 ... 7 1 0


I hope i was clear on my question.
Thanks in advance!



EDIT:
i have already done smth. similar by creating a list and loop over it, but as the lists in df_lm are very long this is not an option.



The code looked like this:



result_list
for file in file_list:
count_growth = 0
for word in text.split ():
if word in growth:
count_growth = count_growth +1
a={'Grwoth':count_growth}
result_list.append(a)









share|improve this question

























  • Are you only looking for a solution where you can match two df columns and get a count of elements matched? Rest df transpose can you take care?

    – Rahul Agarwal
    Nov 21 '18 at 14:48











  • what do you mean by 'Rest df transpose can you take care'?

    – user10395806
    Nov 21 '18 at 14:50











  • Addition of columns in the original dataframe...

    – Rahul Agarwal
    Nov 21 '18 at 14:53











  • Guess i know how to add the new columns to orginal dataframe. I would have tried smth linke: df['name_new_column'] = ...

    – user10395806
    Nov 21 '18 at 14:56
















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I have 2 dataframes containing text as list in each row. This one is called df



Datum   File    File_type   Text    
Datum
2000-01-27 2000-01-27 0864820040_000127_04.txt _04 [business, date, jan, heineken, starts, integr..


and i have another one, df_lm which looks like this



List_type   Words
0 LM_cnstrain. [abide, abiding, bound, bounded, commit, commi...
1 LM_litigius. [abovementioned, abrogate, abrogated, abrogate...
2 LM_modal_me. [can, frequently, generally, likely, often, ou...
3 LM_modal_st. [always, best, clearly, definitely, definitive...
4 LM_modal_wk. [almost, apparently, appeared, appearing, appe...


I want to create new columns in df, where the match of words should be counted, so for example how many words are there from df_lm.Words[0] in df.Text[0]



Note: df has ca 500 rows and df_lm has 6 -> so i need to create 6 new columns in df so that the updated df looks somewhat like this



    Datum   ...LM_cnstrain  LM_litigius  Lm_modal_me  ...
2000-01-27 ... 5 3 4
2000-02-25 ... 7 1 0


I hope i was clear on my question.
Thanks in advance!



EDIT:
i have already done smth. similar by creating a list and loop over it, but as the lists in df_lm are very long this is not an option.



The code looked like this:



result_list
for file in file_list:
count_growth = 0
for word in text.split ():
if word in growth:
count_growth = count_growth +1
a={'Grwoth':count_growth}
result_list.append(a)









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I have 2 dataframes containing text as list in each row. This one is called df



Datum   File    File_type   Text    
Datum
2000-01-27 2000-01-27 0864820040_000127_04.txt _04 [business, date, jan, heineken, starts, integr..


and i have another one, df_lm which looks like this



List_type   Words
0 LM_cnstrain. [abide, abiding, bound, bounded, commit, commi...
1 LM_litigius. [abovementioned, abrogate, abrogated, abrogate...
2 LM_modal_me. [can, frequently, generally, likely, often, ou...
3 LM_modal_st. [always, best, clearly, definitely, definitive...
4 LM_modal_wk. [almost, apparently, appeared, appearing, appe...


I want to create new columns in df, where the match of words should be counted, so for example how many words are there from df_lm.Words[0] in df.Text[0]



Note: df has ca 500 rows and df_lm has 6 -> so i need to create 6 new columns in df so that the updated df looks somewhat like this



    Datum   ...LM_cnstrain  LM_litigius  Lm_modal_me  ...
2000-01-27 ... 5 3 4
2000-02-25 ... 7 1 0


I hope i was clear on my question.
Thanks in advance!



EDIT:
i have already done smth. similar by creating a list and loop over it, but as the lists in df_lm are very long this is not an option.



The code looked like this:



result_list
for file in file_list:
count_growth = 0
for word in text.split ():
if word in growth:
count_growth = count_growth +1
a={'Grwoth':count_growth}
result_list.append(a)






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  • Are you only looking for a solution where you can match two df columns and get a count of elements matched? Rest df transpose can you take care?

    – Rahul Agarwal
    Nov 21 '18 at 14:48











  • what do you mean by 'Rest df transpose can you take care'?

    – user10395806
    Nov 21 '18 at 14:50











  • Addition of columns in the original dataframe...

    – Rahul Agarwal
    Nov 21 '18 at 14:53











  • Guess i know how to add the new columns to orginal dataframe. I would have tried smth linke: df['name_new_column'] = ...

    – user10395806
    Nov 21 '18 at 14:56





















  • Are you only looking for a solution where you can match two df columns and get a count of elements matched? Rest df transpose can you take care?

    – Rahul Agarwal
    Nov 21 '18 at 14:48











  • what do you mean by 'Rest df transpose can you take care'?

    – user10395806
    Nov 21 '18 at 14:50











  • Addition of columns in the original dataframe...

    – Rahul Agarwal
    Nov 21 '18 at 14:53











  • Guess i know how to add the new columns to orginal dataframe. I would have tried smth linke: df['name_new_column'] = ...

    – user10395806
    Nov 21 '18 at 14:56



















Are you only looking for a solution where you can match two df columns and get a count of elements matched? Rest df transpose can you take care?

– Rahul Agarwal
Nov 21 '18 at 14:48





Are you only looking for a solution where you can match two df columns and get a count of elements matched? Rest df transpose can you take care?

– Rahul Agarwal
Nov 21 '18 at 14:48













what do you mean by 'Rest df transpose can you take care'?

– user10395806
Nov 21 '18 at 14:50





what do you mean by 'Rest df transpose can you take care'?

– user10395806
Nov 21 '18 at 14:50













Addition of columns in the original dataframe...

– Rahul Agarwal
Nov 21 '18 at 14:53





Addition of columns in the original dataframe...

– Rahul Agarwal
Nov 21 '18 at 14:53













Guess i know how to add the new columns to orginal dataframe. I would have tried smth linke: df['name_new_column'] = ...

– user10395806
Nov 21 '18 at 14:56







Guess i know how to add the new columns to orginal dataframe. I would have tried smth linke: df['name_new_column'] = ...

– user10395806
Nov 21 '18 at 14:56














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According to my comments you can try something like this:



The below code has to run in a loop where text column from 1st df has to be matched with all 6 from next and make column with value from len(c)



desc = df_lm.iloc[0,1]
matches = df.text.isin(desc)
result = df.text[matches]


If this helps you, let me know otherwise will update/delete the answer






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  • doesnt help, because for your a, i have on average a list of 250 words / cell (for 550 rows) and for b i have ca. 5000 entries/cell

    – user10395806
    Nov 21 '18 at 15:01











  • Doesn't matter, how long the lists are. Instead of "a" and "b" you have to pass your columns!!

    – Rahul Agarwal
    Nov 21 '18 at 15:03













  • i have missunderstodd you at first but if i try i get error: unhashable type: 'list' maybe i havent been clear enough: my df looks like: 0 ... [apple, pie,coke...] 1 ...[jaw, bone, cricket,...] so if i understand pandas right my column df.Text would be a series of lists

    – user10395806
    Nov 21 '18 at 15:11













  • The same example above or when u pass df column to set ?

    – Rahul Agarwal
    Nov 21 '18 at 15:13











  • your example works fine, when i pass in the columns i get the error: i did: a = df.Text b = df_lm.iloc[0,1] c= (set(a)& set(b)) len(c)

    – user10395806
    Nov 21 '18 at 15:14





















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So ive come to the following solution:



    for file in file_list:
count_lm_constraint = 0
count_lm_litigious = 0
count_lm_modal_me = 0
for word in text.split()
if word in df_lm.iloc[0,1]:
count_lm_constraint = count_lm_constraint +1
if word in df_lm.iloc[1,1]:
count_lm_litigious = count_lm_litigious +1
if word in df_lm.iloc[2,1]:
count_lm_modal_me = count_lm_modal_me +1
a={"File": name, "Text": text,'lm_uncertain':count_lm_uncertain,'lm_positive':count_lm_positive ....}
result_list.append(a)





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    According to my comments you can try something like this:



    The below code has to run in a loop where text column from 1st df has to be matched with all 6 from next and make column with value from len(c)



    desc = df_lm.iloc[0,1]
    matches = df.text.isin(desc)
    result = df.text[matches]


    If this helps you, let me know otherwise will update/delete the answer






    share|improve this answer


























    • doesnt help, because for your a, i have on average a list of 250 words / cell (for 550 rows) and for b i have ca. 5000 entries/cell

      – user10395806
      Nov 21 '18 at 15:01











    • Doesn't matter, how long the lists are. Instead of "a" and "b" you have to pass your columns!!

      – Rahul Agarwal
      Nov 21 '18 at 15:03













    • i have missunderstodd you at first but if i try i get error: unhashable type: 'list' maybe i havent been clear enough: my df looks like: 0 ... [apple, pie,coke...] 1 ...[jaw, bone, cricket,...] so if i understand pandas right my column df.Text would be a series of lists

      – user10395806
      Nov 21 '18 at 15:11













    • The same example above or when u pass df column to set ?

      – Rahul Agarwal
      Nov 21 '18 at 15:13











    • your example works fine, when i pass in the columns i get the error: i did: a = df.Text b = df_lm.iloc[0,1] c= (set(a)& set(b)) len(c)

      – user10395806
      Nov 21 '18 at 15:14


















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    According to my comments you can try something like this:



    The below code has to run in a loop where text column from 1st df has to be matched with all 6 from next and make column with value from len(c)



    desc = df_lm.iloc[0,1]
    matches = df.text.isin(desc)
    result = df.text[matches]


    If this helps you, let me know otherwise will update/delete the answer






    share|improve this answer


























    • doesnt help, because for your a, i have on average a list of 250 words / cell (for 550 rows) and for b i have ca. 5000 entries/cell

      – user10395806
      Nov 21 '18 at 15:01











    • Doesn't matter, how long the lists are. Instead of "a" and "b" you have to pass your columns!!

      – Rahul Agarwal
      Nov 21 '18 at 15:03













    • i have missunderstodd you at first but if i try i get error: unhashable type: 'list' maybe i havent been clear enough: my df looks like: 0 ... [apple, pie,coke...] 1 ...[jaw, bone, cricket,...] so if i understand pandas right my column df.Text would be a series of lists

      – user10395806
      Nov 21 '18 at 15:11













    • The same example above or when u pass df column to set ?

      – Rahul Agarwal
      Nov 21 '18 at 15:13











    • your example works fine, when i pass in the columns i get the error: i did: a = df.Text b = df_lm.iloc[0,1] c= (set(a)& set(b)) len(c)

      – user10395806
      Nov 21 '18 at 15:14
















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    According to my comments you can try something like this:



    The below code has to run in a loop where text column from 1st df has to be matched with all 6 from next and make column with value from len(c)



    desc = df_lm.iloc[0,1]
    matches = df.text.isin(desc)
    result = df.text[matches]


    If this helps you, let me know otherwise will update/delete the answer






    share|improve this answer















    According to my comments you can try something like this:



    The below code has to run in a loop where text column from 1st df has to be matched with all 6 from next and make column with value from len(c)



    desc = df_lm.iloc[0,1]
    matches = df.text.isin(desc)
    result = df.text[matches]


    If this helps you, let me know otherwise will update/delete the answer







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    • doesnt help, because for your a, i have on average a list of 250 words / cell (for 550 rows) and for b i have ca. 5000 entries/cell

      – user10395806
      Nov 21 '18 at 15:01











    • Doesn't matter, how long the lists are. Instead of "a" and "b" you have to pass your columns!!

      – Rahul Agarwal
      Nov 21 '18 at 15:03













    • i have missunderstodd you at first but if i try i get error: unhashable type: 'list' maybe i havent been clear enough: my df looks like: 0 ... [apple, pie,coke...] 1 ...[jaw, bone, cricket,...] so if i understand pandas right my column df.Text would be a series of lists

      – user10395806
      Nov 21 '18 at 15:11













    • The same example above or when u pass df column to set ?

      – Rahul Agarwal
      Nov 21 '18 at 15:13











    • your example works fine, when i pass in the columns i get the error: i did: a = df.Text b = df_lm.iloc[0,1] c= (set(a)& set(b)) len(c)

      – user10395806
      Nov 21 '18 at 15:14





















    • doesnt help, because for your a, i have on average a list of 250 words / cell (for 550 rows) and for b i have ca. 5000 entries/cell

      – user10395806
      Nov 21 '18 at 15:01











    • Doesn't matter, how long the lists are. Instead of "a" and "b" you have to pass your columns!!

      – Rahul Agarwal
      Nov 21 '18 at 15:03













    • i have missunderstodd you at first but if i try i get error: unhashable type: 'list' maybe i havent been clear enough: my df looks like: 0 ... [apple, pie,coke...] 1 ...[jaw, bone, cricket,...] so if i understand pandas right my column df.Text would be a series of lists

      – user10395806
      Nov 21 '18 at 15:11













    • The same example above or when u pass df column to set ?

      – Rahul Agarwal
      Nov 21 '18 at 15:13











    • your example works fine, when i pass in the columns i get the error: i did: a = df.Text b = df_lm.iloc[0,1] c= (set(a)& set(b)) len(c)

      – user10395806
      Nov 21 '18 at 15:14



















    doesnt help, because for your a, i have on average a list of 250 words / cell (for 550 rows) and for b i have ca. 5000 entries/cell

    – user10395806
    Nov 21 '18 at 15:01





    doesnt help, because for your a, i have on average a list of 250 words / cell (for 550 rows) and for b i have ca. 5000 entries/cell

    – user10395806
    Nov 21 '18 at 15:01













    Doesn't matter, how long the lists are. Instead of "a" and "b" you have to pass your columns!!

    – Rahul Agarwal
    Nov 21 '18 at 15:03







    Doesn't matter, how long the lists are. Instead of "a" and "b" you have to pass your columns!!

    – Rahul Agarwal
    Nov 21 '18 at 15:03















    i have missunderstodd you at first but if i try i get error: unhashable type: 'list' maybe i havent been clear enough: my df looks like: 0 ... [apple, pie,coke...] 1 ...[jaw, bone, cricket,...] so if i understand pandas right my column df.Text would be a series of lists

    – user10395806
    Nov 21 '18 at 15:11







    i have missunderstodd you at first but if i try i get error: unhashable type: 'list' maybe i havent been clear enough: my df looks like: 0 ... [apple, pie,coke...] 1 ...[jaw, bone, cricket,...] so if i understand pandas right my column df.Text would be a series of lists

    – user10395806
    Nov 21 '18 at 15:11















    The same example above or when u pass df column to set ?

    – Rahul Agarwal
    Nov 21 '18 at 15:13





    The same example above or when u pass df column to set ?

    – Rahul Agarwal
    Nov 21 '18 at 15:13













    your example works fine, when i pass in the columns i get the error: i did: a = df.Text b = df_lm.iloc[0,1] c= (set(a)& set(b)) len(c)

    – user10395806
    Nov 21 '18 at 15:14







    your example works fine, when i pass in the columns i get the error: i did: a = df.Text b = df_lm.iloc[0,1] c= (set(a)& set(b)) len(c)

    – user10395806
    Nov 21 '18 at 15:14















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    So ive come to the following solution:



        for file in file_list:
    count_lm_constraint = 0
    count_lm_litigious = 0
    count_lm_modal_me = 0
    for word in text.split()
    if word in df_lm.iloc[0,1]:
    count_lm_constraint = count_lm_constraint +1
    if word in df_lm.iloc[1,1]:
    count_lm_litigious = count_lm_litigious +1
    if word in df_lm.iloc[2,1]:
    count_lm_modal_me = count_lm_modal_me +1
    a={"File": name, "Text": text,'lm_uncertain':count_lm_uncertain,'lm_positive':count_lm_positive ....}
    result_list.append(a)





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      So ive come to the following solution:



          for file in file_list:
      count_lm_constraint = 0
      count_lm_litigious = 0
      count_lm_modal_me = 0
      for word in text.split()
      if word in df_lm.iloc[0,1]:
      count_lm_constraint = count_lm_constraint +1
      if word in df_lm.iloc[1,1]:
      count_lm_litigious = count_lm_litigious +1
      if word in df_lm.iloc[2,1]:
      count_lm_modal_me = count_lm_modal_me +1
      a={"File": name, "Text": text,'lm_uncertain':count_lm_uncertain,'lm_positive':count_lm_positive ....}
      result_list.append(a)





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        So ive come to the following solution:



            for file in file_list:
        count_lm_constraint = 0
        count_lm_litigious = 0
        count_lm_modal_me = 0
        for word in text.split()
        if word in df_lm.iloc[0,1]:
        count_lm_constraint = count_lm_constraint +1
        if word in df_lm.iloc[1,1]:
        count_lm_litigious = count_lm_litigious +1
        if word in df_lm.iloc[2,1]:
        count_lm_modal_me = count_lm_modal_me +1
        a={"File": name, "Text": text,'lm_uncertain':count_lm_uncertain,'lm_positive':count_lm_positive ....}
        result_list.append(a)





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        So ive come to the following solution:



            for file in file_list:
        count_lm_constraint = 0
        count_lm_litigious = 0
        count_lm_modal_me = 0
        for word in text.split()
        if word in df_lm.iloc[0,1]:
        count_lm_constraint = count_lm_constraint +1
        if word in df_lm.iloc[1,1]:
        count_lm_litigious = count_lm_litigious +1
        if word in df_lm.iloc[2,1]:
        count_lm_modal_me = count_lm_modal_me +1
        a={"File": name, "Text": text,'lm_uncertain':count_lm_uncertain,'lm_positive':count_lm_positive ....}
        result_list.append(a)






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