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I just wrote a blog post on how to convert a CSV to Parquet with Go and thought about how wonderful it would be to play with Parquet files in a Go DataFrame ;)
I doesn't look like the readCSV code is that complex.
Do you think parquet-go can be used to add this feature relatively easily?
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I think it should be doable to use something like parquet-go to read data into a qframe. As long as it's possible to get get data into the format of float64 and int slices it should be pretty straight forward to use in a performant way. Strings and enums internal representations are slightly custom for performance reasons but should be easy to convert to.
If you feel like having a go at it please do! I'd be happy to help out with questions, comments, etc.
I just wrote a blog post on how to convert a CSV to Parquet with Go and thought about how wonderful it would be to play with Parquet files in a Go DataFrame ;)
I doesn't look like the
readCSV
code is that complex.Do you think parquet-go can be used to add this feature relatively easily?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: