Pandas series filtering



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I have the following series. My goal is to filter keys with arrays whose length is greater than 1



item_id
30 [399.0, 385.666666667, 265.0, 387.571428571, 3...
31 [699.0, 434.0, 675.666666667, 689.0, 685.0, 66...
32 [349.0, 348.838571429, 221.0, 149.0]
33 [499.0, 199.0]
35 [399.0, 247.0]
45 [299.0]
49 [249.0]
51 [249.0, 127.0]
53 [299.0]
59 [249.0]
66 [399.0]
67 [149.0, 99.0]
69 [200.0, 237.5, 250.0]
70 [349.0]


I planed to do it in a same way



price_df.where(lambda x : len(x) != 1).dropna()


But I get an error




ValueError: Array conditional must be same shape as self




Any suggestion how to do it in a proper way?










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    I have the following series. My goal is to filter keys with arrays whose length is greater than 1



    item_id
    30 [399.0, 385.666666667, 265.0, 387.571428571, 3...
    31 [699.0, 434.0, 675.666666667, 689.0, 685.0, 66...
    32 [349.0, 348.838571429, 221.0, 149.0]
    33 [499.0, 199.0]
    35 [399.0, 247.0]
    45 [299.0]
    49 [249.0]
    51 [249.0, 127.0]
    53 [299.0]
    59 [249.0]
    66 [399.0]
    67 [149.0, 99.0]
    69 [200.0, 237.5, 250.0]
    70 [349.0]


    I planed to do it in a same way



    price_df.where(lambda x : len(x) != 1).dropna()


    But I get an error




    ValueError: Array conditional must be same shape as self




    Any suggestion how to do it in a proper way?










    share|improve this question
























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      I have the following series. My goal is to filter keys with arrays whose length is greater than 1



      item_id
      30 [399.0, 385.666666667, 265.0, 387.571428571, 3...
      31 [699.0, 434.0, 675.666666667, 689.0, 685.0, 66...
      32 [349.0, 348.838571429, 221.0, 149.0]
      33 [499.0, 199.0]
      35 [399.0, 247.0]
      45 [299.0]
      49 [249.0]
      51 [249.0, 127.0]
      53 [299.0]
      59 [249.0]
      66 [399.0]
      67 [149.0, 99.0]
      69 [200.0, 237.5, 250.0]
      70 [349.0]


      I planed to do it in a same way



      price_df.where(lambda x : len(x) != 1).dropna()


      But I get an error




      ValueError: Array conditional must be same shape as self




      Any suggestion how to do it in a proper way?










      share|improve this question














      I have the following series. My goal is to filter keys with arrays whose length is greater than 1



      item_id
      30 [399.0, 385.666666667, 265.0, 387.571428571, 3...
      31 [699.0, 434.0, 675.666666667, 689.0, 685.0, 66...
      32 [349.0, 348.838571429, 221.0, 149.0]
      33 [499.0, 199.0]
      35 [399.0, 247.0]
      45 [299.0]
      49 [249.0]
      51 [249.0, 127.0]
      53 [299.0]
      59 [249.0]
      66 [399.0]
      67 [149.0, 99.0]
      69 [200.0, 237.5, 250.0]
      70 [349.0]


      I planed to do it in a same way



      price_df.where(lambda x : len(x) != 1).dropna()


      But I get an error




      ValueError: Array conditional must be same shape as self




      Any suggestion how to do it in a proper way?







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          Use boolean indexing with boolean mask created by len for count iterables:



          price_df[price_df.str.len() > 1]





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            Use boolean indexing with boolean mask created by len for count iterables:



            price_df[price_df.str.len() > 1]





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              Use boolean indexing with boolean mask created by len for count iterables:



              price_df[price_df.str.len() > 1]





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                Use boolean indexing with boolean mask created by len for count iterables:



                price_df[price_df.str.len() > 1]





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                Use boolean indexing with boolean mask created by len for count iterables:



                price_df[price_df.str.len() > 1]






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