Python: how to merge a networkx graph with a dataframe?





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I have a networkx graph g that I created from a pandas dataframe df and I saved.



df
A B
0 359 278
1 576 437
2 329 177
3 329 278

g = pd.from_edgelist(df, 'A', 'B')


I saved it as a pickle



nx.write_gpickle(g, 'myGraph.gz')


I am now reading this graph for another project



g = nx.read_pickle('myGraph.gz')


I now have a datframe containing the information of some of the nodes in g.



df1
Node Y
0 359 0
1 576 1
2 329 1
3 278 0
4 100 0
5 437 1


I want to use the information df.Y for the performing the personalized pagerank only for the nodes in common between df and g. After the merge I would like to have something like the following.



d = pd.Series(df1['Y'], index=df1.index).to_dict()
ppr = nx.pagerank(g, alpha=0.85, personalization=d)









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    I have a networkx graph g that I created from a pandas dataframe df and I saved.



    df
    A B
    0 359 278
    1 576 437
    2 329 177
    3 329 278

    g = pd.from_edgelist(df, 'A', 'B')


    I saved it as a pickle



    nx.write_gpickle(g, 'myGraph.gz')


    I am now reading this graph for another project



    g = nx.read_pickle('myGraph.gz')


    I now have a datframe containing the information of some of the nodes in g.



    df1
    Node Y
    0 359 0
    1 576 1
    2 329 1
    3 278 0
    4 100 0
    5 437 1


    I want to use the information df.Y for the performing the personalized pagerank only for the nodes in common between df and g. After the merge I would like to have something like the following.



    d = pd.Series(df1['Y'], index=df1.index).to_dict()
    ppr = nx.pagerank(g, alpha=0.85, personalization=d)









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      I have a networkx graph g that I created from a pandas dataframe df and I saved.



      df
      A B
      0 359 278
      1 576 437
      2 329 177
      3 329 278

      g = pd.from_edgelist(df, 'A', 'B')


      I saved it as a pickle



      nx.write_gpickle(g, 'myGraph.gz')


      I am now reading this graph for another project



      g = nx.read_pickle('myGraph.gz')


      I now have a datframe containing the information of some of the nodes in g.



      df1
      Node Y
      0 359 0
      1 576 1
      2 329 1
      3 278 0
      4 100 0
      5 437 1


      I want to use the information df.Y for the performing the personalized pagerank only for the nodes in common between df and g. After the merge I would like to have something like the following.



      d = pd.Series(df1['Y'], index=df1.index).to_dict()
      ppr = nx.pagerank(g, alpha=0.85, personalization=d)









      share|improve this question














      I have a networkx graph g that I created from a pandas dataframe df and I saved.



      df
      A B
      0 359 278
      1 576 437
      2 329 177
      3 329 278

      g = pd.from_edgelist(df, 'A', 'B')


      I saved it as a pickle



      nx.write_gpickle(g, 'myGraph.gz')


      I am now reading this graph for another project



      g = nx.read_pickle('myGraph.gz')


      I now have a datframe containing the information of some of the nodes in g.



      df1
      Node Y
      0 359 0
      1 576 1
      2 329 1
      3 278 0
      4 100 0
      5 437 1


      I want to use the information df.Y for the performing the personalized pagerank only for the nodes in common between df and g. After the merge I would like to have something like the following.



      d = pd.Series(df1['Y'], index=df1.index).to_dict()
      ppr = nx.pagerank(g, alpha=0.85, personalization=d)






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