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Qui c'è un DataFrame chiamato matches che contiene possibili corrispondenze tra due DataFrame, users_1 e users_2. Gli indici di riga di ciascun DataFrame sono memorizzati rispettivamente in uid_1 e uid_2.

             first_name  address_1  address_2  marriage_status  date_of_birth
uid_1 uid_2                                                                  
0     3              1          1          1                1              0
     ...            ...         ...        ...              ...            ...
     ...            ...         ...        ...              ...            ...
1     3              1          1          1                1              0
     ...            ...         ...        ...              ...            ...
     ...            ...         ...        ...              ...            ...

Come estrai tutti i valori del livello di indice uid_1?

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