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DataFrame.values

Return a the JavaScript array representation of the DataFrame.

danfo.DataFrame.values [source]
Returns:
       return Array
Note: To get the Tensorflow tensor backing the DataFrame, you can call the .tensor property on the DataFrame.  
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const dfd = require("danfojs-node")
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let data = {"A": [-20.1, 30, 47.3, -20],
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            "B": [34, -4, 5, 6], 
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            "C": [20, -20, 30, -40]}
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let df = new dfd.DataFrame(data)
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console.log(df.values)
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[
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  [ -20.1, 34, 20 ],
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  [ 30, -4, -20 ],
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  [ 47.3, 5, 30 ],
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  [ -20, 6, -40 ]
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]
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