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tomaugspurger.net
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| | | | | This is part 1 in my series on writing modern idiomatic pandas. Modern Pandas Method Chaining Indexes Fast Pandas Tidy Data Visualization Time Series Scaling As I sit down to write this, the third-most popular pandas question on StackOverflow covers how to use pandas for large datasets. This is in tension with the fact that a pandas DataFrame is an in memory container. You can't have a DataFrame larger than your machine's RAM. In practice, your available RAM should be several times the size of your dataset, as you or pandas will have to make intermediate copies as part of the analysis. | |
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www.joeltok.com
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| | | | | Problem While in the initial stages of a project, sometimes we have to choose between storing data with Pandas DataFrames or in native python lists of dictionaries. Both data structures look similar enough to perform the same tasks - we can even look at lists of dictionaries as simply a less complex Pandas DataFrame (each row in a DataFrame corresponds to each dictionary in the list). The question then arises: given the increased complexity and overhead of a Pandas DataFrame, is it true then that we shou... | |
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