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Editing the question:
I have two Dataframes of different sizes, it’s them:
df1 = pd.DataFrame({'bc': bc_1}, index=altura_1)
df1.shape()=(73,1)
>>> print df1
bc
1.175441 0.002884
1.115565 0.001905
1.055689 0.003029
0.995812 0.003366
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df2 = pd.DataFrame({'bc': bc_2}, index=altura_2)
df2.shape()=(18,1)
>>> print df2
bc
0.150 0.000005
0.165 0.000007
0.180 0.000010
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And they’re measuring the same variable, only using two different instruments.
The graph that represents this data is below:
Do you realize that in some moments, the curves (the points) are very close (os)? I need to find out what these points are and store them in another dataframe
Could you edit the question by adding examples? Like a piece of each dataframe and the expected output?
– AlexCiuffa