Here’s a dataframe, mel1, indexed by float64 (a time):
Here’s a second dataframe, silences, with the same kind of index:
I merely want to interleave the two dataframes in order of the onset index. That should not be hard, right? But I have read the docs until my eyeballs are falling out. Can you please help?
pd.merge lets you do a join by setting how {‘left’, ‘right’, ‘outer’, ‘inner’}. If you want the join to be on the index, left_index and right_index arguements are what you are looking for.
If you just want to make a dataframe that is the length of both dataframes combined (ie insert the second one in the first). pd.concat([df1,df2]) should do that.
Hi Enzo. Thanks for responding. pd.concat() duplicated columns when the two dataframes both had column names in common. But df1.append(df2), listed in related functions, combined columns with the same name, just as I wanted. df.sort_index(inplace=True) then interleaved the rows properly.