Anyone?
On Sun, Aug 27, 2023 at 2:21 AM PASSWORD ADMINISTRATOR <
ultimatepwdmas...@gmail.com> wrote:
> First time using a mailing list so bear with me.
>
> I am trying to run a simple query on full NYC taxi dataset (my local copy
> on HDD), which counts number of rows per group, i.e group by X then count
> (*)
>
> In R-arrow, this can be done using
>
>
> nyc_taxi = arrow::open_dataset('aria_nyc/',partitioning = c('year','month'))
> pickup <- nyc_taxi |>
> filter(
> !is.na(pickup_longitude),
> !is.na(pickup_latitude),
> ) |>
> mutate(
> x = as.integer(pickup_longitude),
> y = as.integer(pickup_latitude)
> ) |>
> count(x, y, name = "pickup") |>
> collect()
>
> This takes 2m 47s on my system. I just couldn't find equivalent API in
> pyarrow. So, I utilized a for loop over dataset in pyarrow, and it was
> taking forever. To simplify, I tried to tried to just run the loop till
> completion. It took over 5mins!
>
>
> nyc = ds.dataset("aria_nyc",partitioning=['yr','month'])
> l = []
> for bat in tqdm(
> nyc.to_batches(
> batch_size=1_000_000,
> filter=~(ds.field('pickup_longitude').is_null() |
> ds.field('pickup_latitude').is_null())
> ,columns={
>
> 'pickup_long_int':pc.round(ds.field('pickup_longitude')).cast('int32'),
> #'pickup_lat_int':pc.round(ds.field('pickup_latitude')).cast('int32')
> }
> )
> ):
> l.append(bat.num_rows)
>
> I am pretty sure I'm doing something wrong. API also suggests using
> .scanner on a dataset. That continued to give me memory error. What's the
> correct and fastest way to group by and count(*) or pandas'
> .groupby('x').size() in pyarrow over a larger than memory dataset.
>
