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Resampling Time Series Data with Pandas
In this method, you take a single value (for example "Close") and use that to generate Open, High, Low, and Close for the resample period.
If you want Volume also, you then have to resample the volume separately. Then, to be able to use the resampled data in mpf.plot()
you need to combine the two resamples (ohlc and volume) into a single dataframe, and ensure the column names are what mplfinance wants (or alternatively, use the columns=
kwarg to specify your own custom column names). This method uses the ohcl()
aggregator function of the Pandas.DataFrame.Resample class.
In this method, you already have Open,High,Low,Close, and Volume columns, and you want to use all of these columns for the resample.
In this case you must provide a mapping to the agg()
function of the Resample class; the mapping specifies how to aggregate each column individually. For example, to aggregate all of the High's, you take the maximum
of all the High's for your new High, whereas to aggregate the Open's, you take the first
of all the Opens as your new Open.
- pandas.DataFrame.resample, and
The following is from Resampling Time Series Data with Pandas
- pandas comes with many in-built options for resampling, and you can even define your own methods.
- In terms of date ranges, the following is a table for common time period options when resampling a time series:
Alias | Description |
---|---|
B | Business day |
D | Calendar day |
W | Weekly |
M | Month end |
Q | Quarter end |
A | Year end |
BA | Business year end |
AS | Year start |
H | Hourly frequency |
T, min | Minutely frequency |
S | Secondly frequency |
L, ms | Millisecond frequency |
U, us | Microsecond frequency |
N, ns | Nanosecond frequency |
Method | Description |
---|---|
bfill | Backward fill |
count | Count of values |
ffill | Forward fill |
first | First valid data value |
last | Last valid data value |
max | Maximum data value |
mean | Mean of values in time range |
median | Median of values in time range |
min | Minimum data value |
nunique | Number of unique values |
ohlc | Opening value, highest value, lowest value, closing value |
pad | Same as forward fill |
std | Standard deviation of values |
sum | Sum of values |
var | Variance of values |