I checked multiple sources but couldn't pinpoint this particular problem although it probably has a very easy fix.
Let's say I have some graph, g
.
I am able to print the vertices using g.vertices.show()
But I'm having a lot of trouble figuring out how to load all the vertices into a dataframe of some sort. I want to do a variety of tasks that are well supported on Pandas. Does anyone have a way to do this?
Just like how .show()
will display the results of any query, you can do .toPandas()
which will convert the output to a pandas DataFrame. As far as I can tell, this command couples any command that you can couple .show()
with.
So for my specific question:
g.vertices.toPandas()
solves the problem.