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# Your code herepd.DataFrame(data, index=sample_labels, columns=iris_features, name="iris")
Please let me know if this is out of scope. I think it could be a useful feature to have since pd.Index, pd.Series, xr.DataArrays, and xr.Dataset has them. I usually deal with dataframes from 2 different populations where I keep them organized by dictionaries. I know that I could still do df.name = "iris" but I think an official name argument would benefit people too.
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Please let me know if this is out of scope. I think it could be a useful feature to have since
pd.Index
,pd.Series
,xr.DataArrays
, andxr.Dataset
has them. I usually deal with dataframes from 2 different populations where I keep them organized by dictionaries. I know that I could still dodf.name = "iris"
but I think an official name argument would benefit people too.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: