Controlling the summarizing limits on print for dataframes

[dnessett]

I am trying to print out a dataframe's values without summarization. The dataframe has 15 rows and the interesting rows are buried in the "...". I tried using

with np.printoptions(threshold=np.inf):
#    print(osc_data_zc_clean_norm[41330:41345])
    print(period[41330:41345])

But this had no effect, i.e.

freq
#    sx                      x                        zc
0    0.00022656069681181859  -0.30971412713485447     True
1    0.00017453844030594344  -0.3097461698290791      True
2    0.0001730305488130195   -0.30977142701158555     True
3    0.00013156353275761178  -0.30977218095733206     True
4    0.0001112069976031389   -0.3097797204147967      True
...  ...                     ...                      ...
10   0.30837436554339154     -7.313273740680999e-05   True
11   0.30836607214018047     -0.00010856818749052204  True
12   0.308335914310322       -0.00011384580771575576  True
13   0.3082899236197878      -0.00013457931574345963  True
14   0.30827559865060505     -0.00018886340948872065  True

I couldn't find an equivalent print control documented for vaex dataframes. Is there any way to override the summarizing limits on print calls that works on dataframes?

[maartenbreddels]

Hi,

good question, I think https://vaex.io/docs/api.html#vaex.dataframe.DataFrame.head_and_tail_print or https://vaex.io/docs/api.html#vaex.dataframe.DataFrame.cat can help you
the treshold is about the number printing, vaex does not look at numpy for how many rows it should print.

cheers,

Maarten

[dnessett]

Hi,

good question, I think https://vaex.io/docs/api.html#vaex.dataframe.DataFrame.head_and_tail_print or https://vaex.io/docs/api.html#vaex.dataframe.DataFrame.cat can help you the treshold is about the number printing, vaex does not look at numpy for how many rows it should print.

cheers,

Maarten

Thanks, Maarten. "cat" worked perfectly.

Dan