Open anujsinha3 opened 2 weeks ago
Hi Anuj, I believe these columns are not part of the input file: "stay_lat", "stay_long", "stay_unc", "stay_dur", "stay_ind", "human_start_t"
However, we can use them as standardized column names for the output file.
Hi @anujsinha3, these are the following column names:
For output columns, please take a look at the output column names below: https://uwnetid.sharepoint.com/sites/og_ssec_escience/_layouts/15/Doc.aspx?sourcedoc={6b0ea251-f0a8-4ce3-8ea9-d1d796dcf28f}&action=edit&wd=target%28Meeting%20Notes.one%7Cb0d0aa65-2fb3-4a83-9b78-ca0f174e22b5%2F2024.06.20%20UW%20internal%20meeting%7C4f2f25d4-7499-4f2c-aa8a-252b79a0cfdf%2F%29&wdorigin=NavigationUrl
@gracejia513 Please confirm once.
Currently, each column in the CSV file is accessed by an integer index. This has the following limitations:
We plan to use pandas data frames going forward, for which we need to standardize the column names that will be part of the input CSV file.
Existing column names: (Confirm if these column names are standard ones, or if any change if required) "unix_start_t", "user_ID", "orig_lat", "orig_long", "orig_unc", "stay_lat", "stay_long", "stay_unc", "stay_dur", "stay_ind", "human_start_t"