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Python: “Towards Out-of-core ND-Arrays”
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Python Out of Core CSV Processing Made Easy with Blaze
Re:DeepDive – System that enables developers to analyze data on a deep...
on Thursday December 11, 2014 @09:54PM (#8738381)
What about for just a smallish single machine corpus of document (1000)?
Re:What's wrong with statistics in Julia?
on Sunday November 30, 2014 @01:53PM (#8677648)
Check out continuum's blaze project for python. Provides table and array abstractions for a variety of backends, including SQL solutions.
Re:Julia Package Ecosystem Pulse
on Friday November 21, 2014 @01:24PM (#8642510)
Of modules or entire programs?
Re:Julia Package Ecosystem Pulse
on Friday November 21, 2014 @12:17PM (#8642181)
How would you compare this to using python with an easy JIT like numba?
Re:Julia Package Ecosystem Pulse
on Friday November 21, 2014 @12:07PM (#8642121)
Is this going to hamper it from being the next python for both general and data science programming? Do you think I should invest in learning julia, or continue with python?
Re:Statistical Inference for Everyone
on Thursday November 20, 2014 @09:45PM (#8639532)
What do you think of the CMU course vs this text book in question?
Re:Half a decade with Go
on Monday November 10, 2014 @06:31PM (#8587337)
What about Julia?
Re:Julia: A fresh approach to numerical computing
on Sunday November 09, 2014 @07:59PM (#8581504)
Nice. Do you find yourself having to contort code to work with numbapro?
Re:Julia: A fresh approach to numerical computing
on Sunday November 09, 2014 @07:17PM (#8581400)
I believe that the numba compilation is planned for the coming year.
Re:Julia: A fresh approach to numerical computing
on Sunday November 09, 2014 @03:42PM (#8580829)
How does the upcoming and even current numba+blaze power duo not allow library designers to easily write fast code?
Re:Julia: A fresh approach to numerical computing
on Saturday November 08, 2014 @07:20PM (#8578619)
You mean like blaze in python?: http://blaze.pydata.org/docs/v_0_6_5/index.html
Re:Pandas 0.15 has been released
on Monday October 20, 2014 @02:15PM (#8483623)
Isn't GGPy seaborn?
Re:Pandas 0.15 has been released
on Monday October 20, 2014 @11:20AM (#8482518)
I don't think so. Have you checked out seaborn, blaze and bokeh?
Re:Pyston 0.2, the LLVM-based Python JIT from Dropbox
on Friday September 12, 2014 @03:21PM (#8309900)
With this work with Dynd, Numpy scikit learn etc and arbitrary python extensions ? That would be amazing :p
Re:Pyston 0.2 released with experimental GIL-free mode
on Thursday September 11, 2014 @07:03PM (#8305696)
Will this run numpy etc?
Re:What is the outlook for Julia?
on Wednesday September 03, 2014 @04:00PM (#8265109)
Appreciate your input. Sounds like I am better off sticking with python for the time being.
Re:What is the outlook for Julia?
on Wednesday September 03, 2014 @01:23PM (#8264154)
What about beautiful soup?
Re:What is the outlook for Julia?
on Wednesday September 03, 2014 @12:53PM (#8263958)
Thanks. What do you think of pycall?
Re:What is the outlook for Julia?
on Wednesday September 03, 2014 @12:52PM (#8263950)
By interopt, I meant calling python functions like they are julia functions.
What is the outlook for Julia?
TLDR: Will the Julia grow to a significant fraction of python's popularity and capability for general, web and data science programming?I was looking at python for a good general purpose scripting language, .net libraries, etc with statistical and data science capabilities.It seems that despite the success and burgeoning capabilities, The pydata ecosystem has inherent limitations (that I...