Hi I am wondering how to use transform!() or transform!() + ByRow() functions to do computations utilizing two or more columns Essentially I want to perform the the function below however using transform!() data = Dict( :age => Array{Int64}([0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11]), :female_pop => Arra…

Use either of the two below: julia> transform( df, AsTable([:female_pop, :female_deaths]) => ByRow( x -> x.female_deaths / (x.female_pop + 0.5 * x.female_deaths) ) => :cond_prob2 ) 12×5 DataFrame Row │ age female_deaths female_pop cond_pr…

Transform operation using two or more columns in a DataFrame

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nilshg February 28, 2022, 9:45am 7

Ah, I knew I should have read your new post when I saw it on Friday!

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