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It depends on how much data you have and what the rest of the stack looks like. If you have O(GB) of data that needs to be accessible in one python session you
by dguest 3y ago
It depends on how much data you have and what the rest of the stack looks like. If you have O(GB) of data that needs to be accessible in one python session you could just try out h5py:
https://pypi.org/project/h5py/ https://pypi.org/project/h5py/
If you're using another language there might be a more appropriate high level library.
- dendrite9 3y agoYeah I guess I'd limit myself to 1-10GB just for sanity and probably use python. This isn't for customers or anything, just something that both caught my attention as a project and something I need to learn a fair amount to work on. I don't know enough about managing the data and need to figure out where to start. All the measurements need context from times before and after to be useful and I feel like I'm missing or misunderstanding some basic ideas. Thanks