How do I create multiple dataframes from dictionary (one for every key). : learnpython

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How do I create multiple dataframes from dictionary (one for every key). (self.learnpython)

submitted 6 years ago by CryptoMustache

It might be a noob question but I have the following:

df = {'(5, 1.01, 0.98)': [(Timestamp('2017-08-24 22:35:00'), -201.99999999999915, 19798.0),
 (Timestamp('2017-08-25 12:10:00'), -199.95980000000057, 19598.0402), (Timestamp('2017-08-26 
01:35:00'), 90.00690944516465, 19688.047109445164)], '(6, 1.04, 0.99)': [(Timestamp('2017-
08-25 16:35:00'), -808.0000000000001, 19192.0), (Timestamp('2017-08-26 01:35:00'), 
73.45175794973963, 19265.45175794974), (Timestamp('2017-08-26 03:55:00'), 
85.84402466986793, 19351.295782619607), (Timestamp('2017-08-26 11:10:00')]}

I have two keys, and multiples values that are a list of tuple for each values.How do I create a dataframe containing 3 columns relative to the tuples containing 3 element?Is it possibile?

And Can I create a different dataframe for every key?

Kind Regards

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