Description
index and columns parameters to Triangle.drop() are alternatives to specifying axis=0 and axis=1, respectively. We can extend this logic to having arguments origin and development be alternatives for axis=2 and axis=3, respectively.
Is your feature request aligned with the scope of the package?
Describe the solution you'd like, or your current workaround.
Triangle.drop(index=['wkcomp', 'auto']) is equivalent to Triangle.drop(labels=['wkcomp', 'auto'], axis=0)
Triangle.drop(columns=['paid', 'incurred']) is equivalent to Triangle.drop(labels=['paid', 'incurred'], axis=1)
Triangle.drop(origin='1985') is equivalent to Triangle.drop(labels='1985', axis=2)
Triangle.drop(development='12') is equivalent to Triangle.drop(labels='12', axis=3)
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Description
indexandcolumnsparameters to Triangle.drop() are alternatives to specifyingaxis=0andaxis=1, respectively. We can extend this logic to having argumentsoriginanddevelopmentbe alternatives foraxis=2andaxis=3, respectively.Is your feature request aligned with the scope of the package?
Describe the solution you'd like, or your current workaround.
Triangle.drop(index=['wkcomp', 'auto'])is equivalent toTriangle.drop(labels=['wkcomp', 'auto'], axis=0)Triangle.drop(columns=['paid', 'incurred'])is equivalent toTriangle.drop(labels=['paid', 'incurred'], axis=1)Triangle.drop(origin='1985')is equivalent toTriangle.drop(labels='1985', axis=2)Triangle.drop(development='12')is equivalent toTriangle.drop(labels='12', axis=3)Do you have any additional supporting notes?
No response
Would you be willing to contribute this ticket?