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fix COW test failure
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use BlockManager.where
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Merge remote-tracking branch 'upstream/main' into perf-dataframe-clip
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Can we use > or >= in both cases? Also why don’t we need a mask in the inplace case?
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The condition in
putmask
identifies the values to be updated so we look for values outside the threshold (e.g. ">")The condition in
where
identifies the values to be left as is which are NA values (mask) and anything within the threshold (e.g. "<=")So I think the difference is consistent with the meaning of those different methods. Using <= and >= in putmask would actually turn no-ops at the boundary into unnecessary ops I think.
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Thx, makes sense. Did not consider that, could you add a really short comment to that effect?