[jira] [Updated] (ARROW-13866) [R] Implement Options for all compute kernels available via list_compute_functions
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Neal Richardson updated ARROW-13866:
Fix Version/s: 6.0.0
> [R] Implement Options for all compute kernels available via
> list_compute_functions
> --
>
> Key: ARROW-13866
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ARROW-13866
> Project: Apache Arrow
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: R
>Reporter: Nicola Crane
>Assignee: Nicola Crane
>Priority: Major
> Fix For: 6.0.0
>
>
> Not all of the compute kernels available via {{list_compute_functions()}} are
> actually available to use in R, as they haven't been hooked up to the
> relevant Options class in {{r/src/compute.cpp}}.
> We should:
> # Implement all remaining options classes
> # Go through all the kernels listed by {{list_compute_functions()}} and
> check that they have either no options classes to implement or that they have
> been hooked up to the appropriate options class
>
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Nic Crane updated ARROW-13866:
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Description:
Not all of the compute kernels available via {{list_compute_functions()}} are
actually available to use in R, as they haven't been hooked up to the relevant
Options class in {{r/src/compute.cpp}}.
We should:
# Implement all remaining options classes
# Go through all the kernels listed by {{list_compute_functions()}} and check
that they have either no options classes to implement or that they have been
hooked up to the appropriate options class
was:
I'm writing a section in the cookbook about calling kernels which don't have R
bindings. I'm using {{utf8_ltrim}} as an example - it appears when we call
{{list_compute_functions()}}. I tried to call it by searching for it in the
C++ code, seeing that it requires a TrimOptions class of options, and then saw
that it has a single parameter, characters.
I tried calling {{call_function("utf8_ltrim", Array$create(c("abc", "abacus",
"abracadabra")), options = list(characters = "ab"))}} to see what would happen,
which resulted in:
{{Error: Invalid: Attempted to initialize KernelState from null
FunctionOptions}}
This is because TrimOptions isn't implemented in arrow/r/src/compute.cpp. We
should go through all the compute functions listed via
{{list_compute_functions()}} and ensure all of them have options implemented.
> [R] Implement Options for all compute kernels available via
> list_compute_functions
> --
>
> Key: ARROW-13866
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ARROW-13866
> Project: Apache Arrow
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: R
>Reporter: Nic Crane
>Assignee: Nic Crane
>Priority: Major
>
> Not all of the compute kernels available via {{list_compute_functions()}} are
> actually available to use in R, as they haven't been hooked up to the
> relevant Options class in {{r/src/compute.cpp}}.
> We should:
> # Implement all remaining options classes
> # Go through all the kernels listed by {{list_compute_functions()}} and
> check that they have either no options classes to implement or that they have
> been hooked up to the appropriate options class
>
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Nic Crane updated ARROW-13866:
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Description:
I'm writing a section in the cookbook about calling kernels which don't have R
bindings. I'm using {{utf8_ltrim}} as an example - it appears when we call
{{list_compute_functions()}}. I tried to call it by searching for it in the
C++ code, seeing that it requires a TrimOptions class of options, and then saw
that it has a single parameter, characters.
I tried calling {{call_function("utf8_ltrim", Array$create(c("abc", "abacus",
"abracadabra")), options = list(characters = "ab"))}} to see what would happen,
which resulted in:
{{Error: Invalid: Attempted to initialize KernelState from null
FunctionOptions}}
This is because TrimOptions isn't implemented in arrow/r/src/compute.cpp. We
should go through all the compute functions listed via
{{list_compute_functions()}} and ensure all of them have options implemented.
was:
I'm writing a section in the cookbook about calling kernels which don't have R
bindings. I'm using {{utf8_ltrim}} as an example - it appears when we call
{{list_compute_functions()}}. I tried to call it by searching for it in the
C++ code, seeing that it requires a TrimOptions class of options, and then saw
that it has a single parameter, characters.
I tried calling {{call_function("utf8_ltrim", Array$create(c("abc", "abacus",
"abracadabra")), options = list(characters = "ab"))}} to see what would happen,
which resulted in:
{{Error: Invalid: Attempted to initialize KernelState from null
FunctionOptions}}
This is because TrimOptions isn't implemented in arrow/r/src/compute.cpp. We
should go through all the compute functions listed via
{{list_compute_functions()}} and ensure all of them have options implemented.
Functions to implement (will create subtasks shortly) are any of these which
have options to implement (some do not):
* abs
* abs_checked
* acos
* acos_checked
* add
* all
* and
* and_not
* and_not_kleene
* any
* array_filter
* array_take
* ascii_capitalize
* ascii_center
* ascii_is_alnum
* ascii_is_alpha
* ascii_is_decimal
* ascii_is_lower
* ascii_is_printable
* ascii_is_space
* ascii_is_title
* ascii_is_upper
* ascii_lower
* ascii_lpad
* ascii_ltrim
* ascii_ltrim_whitespace
* ascii_reverse
* ascii_rtrim
* ascii_rtrim_whitespace
* ascii_split_whitespace
* ascii_swapcase
* ascii_trim
* ascii_trim_whitespace
* ascii_upper
* asin
* asin_checked
* atan
* atan2
* binary_join
* binary_length
* binary_replace_slice
* bit_wise_and
* bit_wise_not
* bit_wise_or
* bit_wise_xor
* case_when
* ceil
* choose
* coalesce
* cos
* cos_checked
* count_substring
* count_substring_regex
* day
* day_of_year
* divide
* drop_null
* ends_with
* extract_regex
* find_substring
* find_substring_regex
* floor
* hash_any
* hash_count
* hash_count_distinct
* hash_distinct
* hash_mean
* hash_min_max
* hash_product
* hash_sum
* hash_tdigest
* hash_variance
* hour
* if_else
* index
* index_in
* index_in_meta_binary
* is_finite
* is_inf
* iso_calendar
* iso_week
* iso_year
* list_flatten
* list_parent_indices
* list_value_length
* ln
* ln_checked
* log10
* log10_checked
* log1p
* log1p_checked
* log2
* log2_checked
* logb
* logb_checked
* match_substring
* match_substring_regex
* max_element_wise
* mean
* microsecond
* millisecond
* min_max
* minute
* mode
* month
* multiply
* nanosecond
* negate
* negate_checked
* or
* partition_nth_indices
* power
* product
* quarter
* replace_substring_regex
* replace_with_mask
* second
* shift_left
* shift_left_checked
* shift_right
* shift_right_checked
* sign
* sin
* sin_checked
* split_pattern_regex
* starts_with
* stddev
* strftime
* string_is_ascii
* subsecond
* subtract
* sum
* tan
* tan_checked
* tdigest
* trunc
* unique
* utf8_capitalize
* utf8_center
* utf8_is_alnum
* utf8_is_alpha
* utf8_is_decimal
* utf8_is_digit
* utf8_is_lower
* utf8_is_numeric
* utf8_is_printable
* utf8_is_space
* utf8_is_title
* utf8_is_upper
* utf8_lpad
* utf8_ltrim
* utf8_ltrim_whitespace
* utf8_replace_slice
* utf8_reverse
* utf8_rpad
* utf8_rtrim
* utf8_rtrim_whitespace
* utf8_swapcase
* utf8_trim
* utf8_trim_whitespace
* value_counts
* variance
* xor
* year
> [R] Implement Options for all compute kernels available via
> list_compute_functions
> --
>
> Key: ARROW-13866
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ARROW-13866
> Project: Apache Arrow
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: R
>Reporter: Nic Crane
>Assignee: Nic Crane
>Priority: Major
>
> I'm writing a section in the cookbook about calling kernels which don't have
> R bindings. I'm using {{utf8_ltrim}} as an example - it appears when we call
> {{list_compute_functions()}}. I tried to call it by searching for it in
[jira] [Updated] (ARROW-13866) [R] Implement Options for all compute kernels available via list_compute_functions
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Nic Crane updated ARROW-13866:
--
Description:
I'm writing a section in the cookbook about calling kernels which don't have R
bindings. I'm using {{utf8_ltrim}} as an example - it appears when we call
{{list_compute_functions()}}. I tried to call it by searching for it in the
C++ code, seeing that it requires a TrimOptions class of options, and then saw
that it has a single parameter, characters.
I tried calling {{call_function("utf8_ltrim", Array$create(c("abc", "abacus",
"abracadabra")), options = list(characters = "ab"))}} to see what would happen,
which resulted in:
{{Error: Invalid: Attempted to initialize KernelState from null
FunctionOptions}}
This is because TrimOptions isn't implemented in arrow/r/src/compute.cpp. We
should go through all the compute functions listed via
{{list_compute_functions()}} and ensure all of them have options implemented.
Functions to implement (will create subtasks shortly) are any of these which
have options to implement (some do not):
* abs
* abs_checked
* acos
* acos_checked
* add
* all
* and
* and_not
* and_not_kleene
* any
* array_filter
* array_take
* ascii_capitalize
* ascii_center
* ascii_is_alnum
* ascii_is_alpha
* ascii_is_decimal
* ascii_is_lower
* ascii_is_printable
* ascii_is_space
* ascii_is_title
* ascii_is_upper
* ascii_lower
* ascii_lpad
* ascii_ltrim
* ascii_ltrim_whitespace
* ascii_reverse
* ascii_rtrim
* ascii_rtrim_whitespace
* ascii_split_whitespace
* ascii_swapcase
* ascii_trim
* ascii_trim_whitespace
* ascii_upper
* asin
* asin_checked
* atan
* atan2
* binary_join
* binary_length
* binary_replace_slice
* bit_wise_and
* bit_wise_not
* bit_wise_or
* bit_wise_xor
* case_when
* ceil
* choose
* coalesce
* cos
* cos_checked
* count_substring
* count_substring_regex
* day
* day_of_year
* divide
* drop_null
* ends_with
* extract_regex
* find_substring
* find_substring_regex
* floor
* hash_any
* hash_count
* hash_count_distinct
* hash_distinct
* hash_mean
* hash_min_max
* hash_product
* hash_sum
* hash_tdigest
* hash_variance
* hour
* if_else
* index
* index_in
* index_in_meta_binary
* is_finite
* is_inf
* iso_calendar
* iso_week
* iso_year
* list_flatten
* list_parent_indices
* list_value_length
* ln
* ln_checked
* log10
* log10_checked
* log1p
* log1p_checked
* log2
* log2_checked
* logb
* logb_checked
* match_substring
* match_substring_regex
* max_element_wise
* mean
* microsecond
* millisecond
* min_max
* minute
* mode
* month
* multiply
* nanosecond
* negate
* negate_checked
* or
* partition_nth_indices
* power
* product
* quarter
* replace_substring_regex
* replace_with_mask
* second
* shift_left
* shift_left_checked
* shift_right
* shift_right_checked
* sign
* sin
* sin_checked
* split_pattern_regex
* starts_with
* stddev
* strftime
* string_is_ascii
* subsecond
* subtract
* sum
* tan
* tan_checked
* tdigest
* trunc
* unique
* utf8_capitalize
* utf8_center
* utf8_is_alnum
* utf8_is_alpha
* utf8_is_decimal
* utf8_is_digit
* utf8_is_lower
* utf8_is_numeric
* utf8_is_printable
* utf8_is_space
* utf8_is_title
* utf8_is_upper
* utf8_lpad
* utf8_ltrim
* utf8_ltrim_whitespace
* utf8_replace_slice
* utf8_reverse
* utf8_rpad
* utf8_rtrim
* utf8_rtrim_whitespace
* utf8_swapcase
* utf8_trim
* utf8_trim_whitespace
* value_counts
* variance
* xor
* year
was:
I'm writing a section in the cookbook about calling kernels which don't have R
bindings. I'm using {{utf8_ltrim}} as an example - it appears when we call
{{list_compute_functions()}}. I tried to call it by searching for it in the
C++ code, seeing that it requires a TrimOptions class of options, and then saw
that it has a single parameter, characters.
I tried calling {{call_function("utf8_ltrim", Array$create(c("abc", "abacus",
"abracadabra")), options = list(characters = "ab"))}} to see what would happen,
which resulted in:
{{Error: Invalid: Attempted to initialize KernelState from null
FunctionOptions}}
This is because TrimOptions isn't implemented in arrow/r/src/compute.cpp. We
should go through all the compute functions listed via
{{list_compute_functions()}} and ensure all of them have options implemented.
> [R] Implement Options for all compute kernels available via
> list_compute_functions
> --
>
> Key: ARROW-13866
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ARROW-13866
> Project: Apache Arrow
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: R
>Reporter: Nic Crane
>Assignee: Nic Crane
>Priority: Major
>
> I'm writing a section in the cookbook about calling kernels which don't have
> R bindings. I'm using {{utf8_ltrim}} as an example - it appears when we call
> {{list_compute_functions()}}. I tried to call it by searching for it in
