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Free Your Esoteric Data Using Apache Arrow and Python

Talkat PyData New York City 2019 · 2019-11-04..11-06· [databases]
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Shows concrete pipelines and numbers: reading CSV with Apache Arrow drops measured latency from 23 ms → 8 ms and JSON from 144 ms → 15 ms, converting strings to categories cuts memory from 10 MB → 1 MB, and writing Parquet shrinks disk size by ~4x. Provides code that parses C++ headers with clang + template generation to produce Arrow/Parquet converters, produces one Parquet file per message type, and reports that the generated converters run fast enough for CI and real analysis workflows.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 0:44Esoteric data importance
  3. 2:29Challenges with esoteric data
  4. 4:36Pandas for data analysis
  5. 6:21Unaligned dataset alignment
  6. 8:06Frequency analysis for unalignable data
  7. 9:32Freeing data with Arrow
  8. 10:13Why PyArrow
  9. 12:43PyArrow speed and memory
  10. 13:47Strings to categories
  11. 15:12Parsing arbitrary formats
  12. 16:57Parquet storage and compression
  13. 17:19Hierarchical data in Arrow
  14. 18:24C++ to Arrow conversion
  15. 21:57Schema from C++ with Clang
  16. 24:03C++ converters with Jinja2
  17. 25:27Storing in Parquet files
  18. 26:34Automating generated code
  19. 27:15Arrow vs pandas?
  20. 28:39Arrow cross-language integration
  21. 29:25Sharing Arrow tables
  22. 30:29Arrow production stability
  23. 31:12Real-world Arrow benefits
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