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Yeah, I tend to use modified hdf5 tools for data that big.
by thewizardofaus 9y ago
Yeah, I tend to use modified hdf5 tools for data that big.
- sfsylvester 9y agoThis is exactly my go-to-move as well. pandas.read_hdf has beaten out ray.dataframe.read_csv in terms of speed on the few files I've just initially tested now. But I imagine the programmable flexibility csvs have over hdfs (I've never used a Unix command to edit a hdf for example) is why this new approach could get some traction.
- tavert 9y agoTry parquet if your data is tabular, pyarrow and related tools are getting parquet up to a pretty comparable speed to hdf5, with arguably more flexibility and a better multithreading story.