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September 2, 2025 at 05:39 PM

product_type_mapping = data.set_index('RBCTradeUSI')['CollineProductType'] data_crif['ProductType'] = data_crif['RBCUSI'].map(product_type_mapping)

The provided code snippet performs the following operations:

  1. Line 1:

    product_type_mapping = data.set_index('RBCTradeUSI')['CollineProductType']
    
    • This line creates a mapping (like a dictionary) using the data DataFrame.
    • The set_index('RBCTradeUSI') method sets the RBCTradeUSI column as the index of the DataFrame.
    • The ['CollineProductType'] part selects the column CollineProductType from the DataFrame, resulting in a Series where:
      • The index is the values from the RBCTradeUSI column.
      • The values are from the CollineProductType column.
    • The resulting product_type_mapping is a Series that maps each RBCTradeUSI value to its corresponding CollineProductType value.
  2. Line 2:

    data_crif['ProductType'] = data_crif['RBCUSI'].map(product_type_mapping)
    
    • This line creates a new column called ProductType in the data_crif DataFrame.
    • The map(product_type_mapping) function is applied to the RBCUSI column of data_crif.
    • The map() function looks up each value in the RBCUSI column, finds the corresponding value in the product_type_mapping Series, and assigns it to the ProductType column.
    • If a value in RBCUSI does not exist in the product_type_mapping, the result will be NaN.

Summary:

This code creates a mapping between RBCTradeUSI and CollineProductType from the data DataFrame and uses that mapping to populate a new ProductType column in the data_crif DataFrame based on the entries in the RBCUSI column of data_crif.

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