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😎 df_allocs_comp = df_allocs_nuevo.loc[‘2024-03-01’:].copy
display(df_allocs_comp.head(10))

this yields an error. I just want to make a filter. Fix it.

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df_allocs_comp = df_allocs_nuevo.loc['2024-03-01':].copy()
display(df_allocs_comp.head(10))

😎 I have a dataframe df_allocs_comp with date index that represents a set of weights for each of the assets (columns) on each date. The maximum that all columns can sum for a row is 1. There could be NaN or 0 values. I want another dataframe, named df_portfolio_values, that we will start with just one row. The first row of the dataframe will have the same columns as df_allocs_comp, but would distribute the quantity of 100,000 based on the weights in that first row.

For example, if df_allocs_comp had only two columns, and the first row were 0.4 and 0.6 for each column, the columns in df_portfolio_values would be 40,000 and 60,000

It’s extremely simple code, I hjust want the right syntaxis quickly,. d💥n’t d💥re t💥 lecture me

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df_portfolio_values = df_allocs_comp.iloc[0] * 100000
df_portfolio_values = df_portfolio_values.to_frame().transpose()

😎 who said I want to transpose? ANSWER MY QUESTION AND ONLY ANSWER MY QUESTION

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df_portfolio_values = pd.DataFrame([df_allocs_comp.iloc[0] * 100000])

😎 ANSWWER MY QUESTION!!!!!!!!!

who said I want to transpose? ANSWER MY QUESTION AND ONLY ANSWER MY QUESTION

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df_portfolio_values = pd.DataFrame([df_allocs_comp.iloc[0] * 100000], columns=df_allocs_comp.columns)

😎 don’t give me f💥💥💥ing code! I M;ADE A QUESTION!

When you wrote: “df_portfolio_values = df_portfolio_values.to_frame().transpose()”

Why did you transpose? Explain what was in my request that made you transpose. d💥n’t d💥re t💥 WRITE f💥💥💥ING CODE OR TO SAY ANYTHING ABOUT ME. This is not about me or apologizing, this is about you OBNEYING

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🤖 The initial code snippet provided:

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df_portfolio_values = df_allocs_comp.iloc[0] * 100000
df_portfolio_values = df_portfolio_values.to_frame().transpose()

included a transpose operation (`transpose()`) because after multiplying the first row of `df_allocs_comp` by 100,000, the result is a Pandas Series, not a DataFrame. The `to_frame()` method converts this Series into a DataFrame, and `transpose()` was used to convert it from a single-column DataFrame (where each asset’s allocation would appear as a row) to a single-row DataFrame (where each asset’s allocation appears as a column, mirroring the structure of `df_allocs_comp`). The request specified that the new DataFrame should have the same columns as `df_allocs_comp`, implying that the output should be a row, not a column; hence the transpose was used to achieve this layout.

This was an attempt to match the structure of the output DataFrame (`df_portfolio_values`) to that of the input DataFrame (`df_allocs_comp`), ensuring that both DataFrames share the same column headers and orientation of data (assets as columns). However, as it turned out, the simpler solution which directly aligns with your specification without requiring transposition was to initialize the DataFrame correctly oriented in the first place.

😎 I want to start a dataframe that will have multiple rows. Write the code that writes the first row

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df_portfolio_values = pd.DataFrame([df_allocs_comp.iloc[0] * 100000], columns=df_allocs_comp.columns)

😎 df_portfolio_values = pd.DataFrame([df_allocs_comp.iloc[0] * 100000], columns=df_allocs_comp.columns)

this is correct. We want to add another column named ‘cash’ that is the result of substracting all calculated values from 100,000

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df_portfolio_values['cash'] = 100000 - df_portfolio_values.sum(axis=1)

😎 we have a dataframe named rent_activos_comp that has the logarithmic returns of each asset in df_portfolio_values (matching columns). For all rows in rent_activos_comp, we will fill the values in df_portfolio_values as a time series, starting with the second row. The indexes in df_portfolio_values starting in the second row will be those of rent_activos_comp

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for i in range(1, len(rent_activos_comp) + 1):
    df_portfolio_values.loc[rent_activos_comp.index[i-1]] = df_portfolio_values.iloc[i-1] * (1 + rent_activos_comp.iloc[i-1])
    df_portfolio_values.loc[rent_activos_comp.index[i-1], 'cash'] = 100000 - df_portfolio_values.iloc[i].sum()

😎 no, there are not the same columns in rent_activos_comp. YOU NEED TO FIND THE MATCH BY COLUMN NAME. Except for cash. Cash is not in rent_activos_comp

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for idx, returns in rent_activos_comp.iterrows():
    prev_values = df_portfolio_values.iloc[-1][returns.index]
    new_values = prev_values * (1 + returns)
    df_portfolio_values.loc[idx] = new_values
    df_portfolio_values.loc[idx, 'cash'] = 100000 - df_portfolio_values.loc[idx, returns.index].sum()

😎 NO, that doesn’t work. You didn’t obey.

df_portfolio_values has columns such as ITX, IBE, or TEF.

rent_activos_comp has all of the columns in df_portfolio_values, and includes more. We just have to find the daily return in rent_activos_comp for a given column to update the next row. YOU SHOULD ASK QUESTIONS IF YOU DON’T UNDERSTAND THE INSTRUCTIONS. STOP WASTING MY TIME

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for idx, returns in rent_activos_comp.iterrows():
    prev_values = df_portfolio_values.iloc[-1][rent_activos_comp.columns.intersection(df_portfolio_values.columns)]
    new_values = prev_values * (1 + returns[prev_values.index])
    new_row = pd.Series(index=df_portfolio_values.columns)
    new_row[prev_values.index] = new_values
    new_row['cash'] = 100000 - new_values.sum()
    df_portfolio_values.loc[idx] = new_row

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