Hi Bob, have you subscribed to the dev@arrow.apache.org mailing list? If
you're having trouble sending messages to the list, that would definitely
help. (I'm one of the moderators for the list, and I notice that many of
your messages are requiring approval, which usually only happens when
non-subsc
Thanks!
Also, I noticed you changed the description to "Updates to make dev on Windows
easier" instead of "Windows and Java". I guess the issues I've run into would
affect development on other languages; for example, the checkstyle config is
not specific to Java, nor is the flatc compiler, but I
> I might be misunderstanding, but I think Weld [1] is another project
> targeting the lower level components?
Weld IR is _really_ low level (not an expert, but have read the
papers), see [1] for more
> Also, I think there was a little bit of effort to come up with a common
> expression represe
Part of the rationale for the file format was to enable custom
applications to put indexing structures in the file metadata. I still
think this is useful and it's hard for us to know exactly how people
are using this out in the wild. If you don't do this, then you must do
a bunch of IPC reconstruct
Hi Bob,
Done. Could you try again?
Thanks,
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kou
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"[JIRA] Request contributor role" on Fri, 19 Mar 2021 20:04:36 + (UTC),
Bob Tinsman wrote:
> I've logged a couple bugs and would like to assign myself. My id is
> bobtinsman on JIRA
I've logged a couple bugs and would like to assign myself. My id is bobtinsman
on JIRA; here is one of the bugs I logged:
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One more general question is whether the file format is really
beneficial over the stream format in practice. I understand the
theoretical argument for direct access to specific batches, but are
there situations where it really matters? Intuitively, it seems to me
that if your data is real
Okay, let’s open an issue then to address that at some point. What I recall
from our last discussion was that the dictionaries would be “processed”
when beginning to read the file, appending all the deltas to yield one set
of dictionaries for reassembly. The downside is that the “partial
dictionari
> It seems that the schema changes to arrow is a custom solution for just
> Perspective and it might be prudent to wait for Arrow 4 that will have a
> standard way of representing this information.
Arrow 4.0.0 is not going to have the pivot table structures you are
looking for (speaking as the o
Golden files can also make it easier to implement the read side without
firing up the entire integration machinery.
Regards
Antoine.
Le 19/03/2021 à 17:56, Micah Kornfield a écrit :
For historical context golden files were first introduced so we could
verify backwards compatibility. I th
For historical context golden files were first introduced so we could
verify backwards compatibility. I think the preferred method is still to
do "live" testing. (i.e. Having one implementation consume JSON output a
binary file, read the binary file with the second implementation and emit
JSON, a
Hi,
Thanks a lot for bringing this up, Fernando. I had the same thought when I
first looked at the tensor implementation in Rust. Now it is a bit more
clear :)
So, if I understood correctly, the direction would be to declare a
"JSON-integration" equivalent for tensors, generate a set of "golden b
If we want this format to be common to different execution engines then
it seems like it should represent logical expressions indeed (which may
be implemented by different physical operators, depending on the
execution engine). But I'm no expert in the matter.
Regards
Antoine.
Le 18/03/
Le 19/03/2021 à 13:37, Wes McKinney a écrit :
I am also under the impression that the file format is supposed to support
deltas, but not replacements. Is this not implemented in C++?
Definitely not. Also I was not aware that the file format was supposed
to support deltas.
Regards
Antoine
Actually, I slightly want to rephrase my claim. I see the footer is defined
as:
table Footer {
version: org.apache.arrow.flatbuf.MetadataVersion;
schema: org.apache.arrow.flatbuf.Schema;
dictionaries: [ Block ];
recordBatches: [ Block ];
/// User-defined metadata
custom_metadata: [
The dictionary is not allowed to change throughout the file; which is
ultimately OP's request. This is because all of the dictionary definition
is in the footer of the file; which was clearly done to support random
access of record batches.
To quote the documentation:
> We define a “file format”
Hey Tim,
Maybe you can shed some light on this for me. Again sorry if this is well know
but I just found out about perspective and I have been playing around with it.
Is the thought that the output of to_arrow() should not be used in non
perspective context? For my use case we are thinking of u
Perspective uses arrow across the wire but internally uses it's own formats.
Tim Paine
tim.paine.nyc
908-721-1185
> On Mar 19, 2021, at 09:46, Michael Lavina wrote:
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> Hey Benjamin,
>
> That sounds really awesome. Thank you.
>
> Sorry if this was already a well known thing as I am fairly n
Hey Benjamin,
That sounds really awesome. Thank you.
Sorry if this was already a well known thing as I am fairly new to the Arrow
ecosystem. Is there a way to track a roadmap for Arrow 4 and be involved in
that? Is there anywhere I can read more just general information on that?
-Michael
From
Hi Michael,
We are targeting grouped aggregation for 4.0 as part of a general query
engine buildout. We also intend to bring DataFrame functionality into core
Arrow (which would probably include an analog of pandas' pivot_table), but
the query engine work is a prerequisite.
Ben Kietzman
On Fri,
I am also under the impression that the file format is supposed to support
deltas, but not replacements. Is this not implemented in C++?
On Thu, Mar 18, 2021 at 9:57 PM Nate Bauernfeind
wrote:
> If dictionary replacements were supported, then the IPC file format
> couldn't guarantee random acces
Hey Team,
Sorry if this is answered already somewhere I tried searching emails and issues
but couldn’t find anything. I am wondering if there is a standard way to encode
row or column pivots in Arrow?
I know Pandas does it already some way
https://pandas.pydata.org/pandas-docs/stable/reference
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