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DataFrame.gropuby().mean() incorrect result #22487
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Can you try on master? Looks like an int overflow somewhere if still present investigation and PRs are always welcome |
Hi WillAyd, thanks for your prompt response. This is the first time I post an issue. Could you please explain little further what you exactly mean by "try on master" ? Thanks in advance! |
I've upgraded to latest version and the problem still persists. In the investigation line that WillAyd suggests, the same example whit float numbers worked fine.
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…#22487) When integer arrays contained integers that could were outside the range of int64, the conversion would overflow. Instead only allow allow safe casting and if a safe cast can not be done, cast to float64 instead.
…#22487) When integer arrays contained integers that could were outside the range of int64, the conversion would overflow. Instead only allow allow safe casting and if a safe cast can not be done, cast to float64 instead.
…#22487) When integer arrays contained integers that could were outside the range of int64, the conversion would overflow. Instead only allow allow safe casting and if a safe cast can not be done, cast to float64 instead.
Anybody knows why I'm having different results when I apply the same operator to the same DataFrame but using groupby?
When using groupby , It returned negative values while all values are positive.
connections 3.689349e+18
dtype: float64
user
A -1906546.0
Name: connections, dtype: float64
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