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[FIX] specify engine='python' in pandas queries #117

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@VinceBaz VinceBaz commented Oct 9, 2019

Closes #116.

Specify engine='python' in pandas query in drop_mismatch
function (in samples.py file) since engine='numexpr' cannot
handle NaNs and the later is the default option.

specify engine='python' in pandas queries in drop_mismatch
function in samples.py files since engine='numexpr' cannot
handle NaNs
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Looks great! Thanks so much for the quick fix, @VinceBaz.

@rmarkello rmarkello merged commit 9137748 into rmarkello:master Oct 9, 2019
@VinceBaz VinceBaz deleted the issue116 branch April 7, 2020 20:58
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dataframe.query must rely on 'python' engine to deal with NaN-related queries
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