Convert a pandas pivot table to 2D array












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I had a 2D data like this:



    "X"   "Y"   "Intensity"
1000 10 75
1000 20 65
2000 30 80
2000 20 60
2000 40 55
3000 10 65
3000 20 45
4000 30 80


Using the code:




df.pivot(index='X', columns='Y', values='Intensity')




I converted it to a pandas table like this:



    "Y" 10  20  30  40 
"X"
1000 75 65 NaN NaN
2000 NaN 60 80 55
3000 65 45 NaN NaN
4000 NaN NaN 80 NaN


Using the code:




np.interpolate()




And then interpolated it to fill some of the values like this:



    "Y" 10  20  30  40 
"X"
1000 75 65 NaN NaN
2000 55 60 80 55
3000 65 45 60 NaN
4000 NaN 60 80 NaN


Now I want it to be converted back to the initial 2D data format in order to plot a contour map.



I hope this is sufficient information to answer my query. Can anyone help me with this, please?










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    I had a 2D data like this:



        "X"   "Y"   "Intensity"
    1000 10 75
    1000 20 65
    2000 30 80
    2000 20 60
    2000 40 55
    3000 10 65
    3000 20 45
    4000 30 80


    Using the code:




    df.pivot(index='X', columns='Y', values='Intensity')




    I converted it to a pandas table like this:



        "Y" 10  20  30  40 
    "X"
    1000 75 65 NaN NaN
    2000 NaN 60 80 55
    3000 65 45 NaN NaN
    4000 NaN NaN 80 NaN


    Using the code:




    np.interpolate()




    And then interpolated it to fill some of the values like this:



        "Y" 10  20  30  40 
    "X"
    1000 75 65 NaN NaN
    2000 55 60 80 55
    3000 65 45 60 NaN
    4000 NaN 60 80 NaN


    Now I want it to be converted back to the initial 2D data format in order to plot a contour map.



    I hope this is sufficient information to answer my query. Can anyone help me with this, please?










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      I had a 2D data like this:



          "X"   "Y"   "Intensity"
      1000 10 75
      1000 20 65
      2000 30 80
      2000 20 60
      2000 40 55
      3000 10 65
      3000 20 45
      4000 30 80


      Using the code:




      df.pivot(index='X', columns='Y', values='Intensity')




      I converted it to a pandas table like this:



          "Y" 10  20  30  40 
      "X"
      1000 75 65 NaN NaN
      2000 NaN 60 80 55
      3000 65 45 NaN NaN
      4000 NaN NaN 80 NaN


      Using the code:




      np.interpolate()




      And then interpolated it to fill some of the values like this:



          "Y" 10  20  30  40 
      "X"
      1000 75 65 NaN NaN
      2000 55 60 80 55
      3000 65 45 60 NaN
      4000 NaN 60 80 NaN


      Now I want it to be converted back to the initial 2D data format in order to plot a contour map.



      I hope this is sufficient information to answer my query. Can anyone help me with this, please?










      share|improve this question














      I had a 2D data like this:



          "X"   "Y"   "Intensity"
      1000 10 75
      1000 20 65
      2000 30 80
      2000 20 60
      2000 40 55
      3000 10 65
      3000 20 45
      4000 30 80


      Using the code:




      df.pivot(index='X', columns='Y', values='Intensity')




      I converted it to a pandas table like this:



          "Y" 10  20  30  40 
      "X"
      1000 75 65 NaN NaN
      2000 NaN 60 80 55
      3000 65 45 NaN NaN
      4000 NaN NaN 80 NaN


      Using the code:




      np.interpolate()




      And then interpolated it to fill some of the values like this:



          "Y" 10  20  30  40 
      "X"
      1000 75 65 NaN NaN
      2000 55 60 80 55
      3000 65 45 60 NaN
      4000 NaN 60 80 NaN


      Now I want it to be converted back to the initial 2D data format in order to plot a contour map.



      I hope this is sufficient information to answer my query. Can anyone help me with this, please?







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          • Thank you! It works. :)

            – Sukanya Kamboj
            Nov 22 '18 at 15:55



















          • Thank you! It works. :)

            – Sukanya Kamboj
            Nov 22 '18 at 15:55

















          Thank you! It works. :)

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          Nov 22 '18 at 15:55





          Thank you! It works. :)

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