Python | Pandas Panel.abs ()

Panel.abs() is used to return a Series / DataFrame with the absolute numeric value of each item.

Syntax: Panel.abs ()

Parameters: None

Returns: Series / DataFrame containing the absolute value of each element.

Code # 1:

# import pandas module

   import   pandas as pd 
   import   numpy as np 
   
   df1   =   pd.DataFrame ({  ` a`  : [  `Geeks`  ,  ` For`  ,   `geeks`  ,   `real`  ], 
     `b`  : [  -   11  ,   +   1.025  ,   -   114.48  ,   1333  ]}) 
   
   data   =   {  `item1 ` : df1,  ` item2`  : df1}  
   
  # create a panel  
   panel   =   pd.Panel.from_dict (data, orient   =   `minor`  ) 
   print   (panel,   ""  )  
   print   (panel [  `b`  ],   ``  )  
   
   print   (panel [  `b`  ].   abs   ( ))

Output:

Code # 2:

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# pandas module import

import pandas as pd

import numpy as np

df1 = pd.DataFrame ({ ` a` : [ `Geeks` , `For` , ` geeks` ],

    ` b`  : np.random.randn (  3  )}) 
   
   data   =   {  `item1`  : df1,  ` item2`  : df1} 
   
  # create a panel  
   panel   =   pd.Panel.from_dict (data, orient   =   `minor`  ) 
   
   print   (panel [  `b`  ]) 
   
   
   df2   =   pd.DataFrame ({  `b`  : [  11  ,   12  ,   13  ]} ) 
   print   (panel [  `b ` ].   abs   ())

Output:

Python | Pandas Panel.abs ()

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