I have a list of items that likely has some export issues. I would like to get a list of the duplicate items so I can manually compare them. When I try to use pandas duplicated method, it only returns the first duplicate. Is there a a way to get all of the duplicates and not just the first one?
A small subsection of my dataset looks like this:
ID,ENROLLMENT_DATE,TRAINER_MANAGING,TRAINER_OPERATOR,FIRST_VISIT_DATE
1536D,12-Feb-12,"06DA1B3-Lebanon NH",,15-Feb-12
F15D,18-May-12,"06405B2-Lebanon NH",,25-Jul-12
8096,8-Aug-12,"0643D38-Hanover NH","0643D38-Hanover NH",25-Jun-12
A036,1-Apr-12,"06CB8CF-Hanover NH","06CB8CF-Hanover NH",9-Aug-12
8944,19-Feb-12,"06D26AD-Hanover NH",,4-Feb-12
1004E,8-Jun-12,"06388B2-Lebanon NH",,24-Dec-11
11795,3-Jul-12,"0649597-White River VT","0649597-White River VT",30-Mar-12
30D7,11-Nov-12,"06D95A3-Hanover NH","06D95A3-Hanover NH",30-Nov-11
3AE2,21-Feb-12,"06405B2-Lebanon NH",,26-Oct-12
B0FE,17-Feb-12,"06D1B9D-Hartland VT",,16-Feb-12
127A1,11-Dec-11,"064456E-Hanover NH","064456E-Hanover NH",11-Nov-12
161FF,20-Feb-12,"0643D38-Hanover NH","0643D38-Hanover NH",3-Jul-12
A036,30-Nov-11,"063B208-Randolph VT","063B208-Randolph VT",
475B,25-Sep-12,"06D26AD-Hanover NH",,5-Nov-12
151A3,7-Mar-12,"06388B2-Lebanon NH",,16-Nov-12
CA62,3-Jan-12,,,
D31B,18-Dec-11,"06405B2-Lebanon NH",,9-Jan-12
20F5,8-Jul-12,"0669C50-Randolph VT",,3-Feb-12
8096,19-Dec-11,"0649597-White River VT","0649597-White River VT",9-Apr-12
14E48,1-Aug-12,"06D3206-Hanover NH",,
177F8,20-Aug-12,"063B208-Randolph VT","063B208-Randolph VT",5-May-12
553E,11-Oct-12,"06D95A3-Hanover NH","06D95A3-Hanover NH",8-Mar-12
12D5F,18-Jul-12,"0649597-White River VT","0649597-White River VT",2-Nov-12
C6DC,13-Apr-12,"06388B2-Lebanon NH",,
11795,27-Feb-12,"0643D38-Hanover NH","0643D38-Hanover NH",19-Jun-12
17B43,11-Aug-12,,,22-Oct-12
A036,11-Aug-12,"06D3206-Hanover NH",,19-Jun-12
My code looks like this currently:
df_bigdata_duplicates = df_bigdata[df_bigdata.duplicated(cols='ID')]
There area a couple duplicate items. But, when I use the above code, I only get the first item. In the API reference, I see how I can get the last item, but I would like to have all of them so I can visually inspect them to see why I am getting the discrepancy. So, in this example I would like to get all three A036 entries and both 11795 entries and any other duplicated entries, instead of the just first one. Any help is most appreciated.
Method #1: print all rows where the ID is one of the IDs in duplicated:
>>> import pandas as pd
>>> df = pd.read_csv("dup.csv")
>>> ids = df["ID"]
>>> df[ids.isin(ids[ids.duplicated()])].sort("ID")
ID ENROLLMENT_DATE TRAINER_MANAGING TRAINER_OPERATOR FIRST_VISIT_DATE
24 11795 27-Feb-12 0643D38-Hanover NH 0643D38-Hanover NH 19-Jun-12
6 11795 3-Jul-12 0649597-White River VT 0649597-White River VT 30-Mar-12
18 8096 19-Dec-11 0649597-White River VT 0649597-White River VT 9-Apr-12
2 8096 8-Aug-12 0643D38-Hanover NH 0643D38-Hanover NH 25-Jun-12
12 A036 30-Nov-11 063B208-Randolph VT 063B208-Randolph VT NaN
3 A036 1-Apr-12 06CB8CF-Hanover NH 06CB8CF-Hanover NH 9-Aug-12
26 A036 11-Aug-12 06D3206-Hanover NH NaN 19-Jun-12
but I couldn't think of a nice way to prevent repeating ids
so many times. I prefer method #2: groupby
on the ID.
>>> pd.concat(g for _, g in df.groupby("ID") if len(g) > 1)
ID ENROLLMENT_DATE TRAINER_MANAGING TRAINER_OPERATOR FIRST_VISIT_DATE
6 11795 3-Jul-12 0649597-White River VT 0649597-White River VT 30-Mar-12
24 11795 27-Feb-12 0643D38-Hanover NH 0643D38-Hanover NH 19-Jun-12
2 8096 8-Aug-12 0643D38-Hanover NH 0643D38-Hanover NH 25-Jun-12
18 8096 19-Dec-11 0649597-White River VT 0649597-White River VT 9-Apr-12
3 A036 1-Apr-12 06CB8CF-Hanover NH 06CB8CF-Hanover NH 9-Aug-12
12 A036 30-Nov-11 063B208-Randolph VT 063B208-Randolph VT NaN
26 A036 11-Aug-12 06D3206-Hanover NH NaN 19-Jun-12