How to use _coerce_dtype method in pandera

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test_physt_histogram1d.py

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...358 assert example.dtype == np.int32359 assert example.copy().dtype == np.int32360 def test_coerce(self):361 example = h1(values, dtype=np.int32)362 example._coerce_dtype(np.int64)363 assert example.dtype == np.int64364 example._coerce_dtype(np.float)365 assert example.dtype == np.float366 example._coerce_dtype(np.int32)367 assert example.dtype == np.float368 def test_update(self):369 example = h1(values)370 example.dtype = np.int16371 assert example.dtype == np.int16372 assert example.frequencies.dtype == np.int16373 example = h1(values, weights=[1, 2, 2.1, 3.2])374 with self.assertRaises(RuntimeError):375 example.dtype = np.int16376 example = h1(values, weights=[1, 2, 2, 3])377 example.dtype = np.int16378 assert example.dtype == np.int16379 def test_hist_arithmetic(self):380 example = h1(values, dtype=np.int32)...

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FF_stats.py

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...28 self.na_lst = ['na','n/a','none','null','unk','nan']29 self.df = self.raw_df30 self.outfn = outfn31 self._clear_outfile() 32 self._coerce_dtype()33 34 def _clear_outfile(self):35 with open(self.outfn,'w') as self.outf:36 self.outf.write('*'*20+' FracFocus raw stats '+'*'*20+'\n')37 def _add_to_outfile(self,txt):38 with open(self.outfn,'a') as self.outf:39 self.outf.write(txt)40 def _get_filtered_raw(self):41 self.flags = pd.read_csv('./out/raw_filtered_guide.csv')42 return pd.merge(self.flags,self.raw_df,on='ingkey',how='left')43 def _coerce_dtype(self):44 """ some columns need to be coerced into their native data type - that45 is, pandas assigns them to the wrong type when importing the raw. """46 bools = ['FederalWell','IndianWell','IngredientMSDS']47 for b in bools:48 self.df[b] = self.df[b].astype('bool')49 50 def _show_bool_col_stat(self):51 out = '{:>25}: {:>12} {:>12}\n'.format('Field Name','% not empty',52 '% True')53 out +=' --------------------------------------------------------------\n'54 cols = list(self.df.columns)55 tot = len(self.df)56 for col in cols:57 if self.df[col].dtype=='bool':...

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