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algebraframes !

AlgebraFrames provides several convenient out-of-memory algebraic data-structures for Julia. There are a few specific goals that this package hopes to achieve on the front of out-of-memory data. The goal of this package is to reduce memory usage when web-hosting or analyzing large swaths of data using Relational Management for a simplified end-user experience.

• relational management AlgebraFrames uses indexing to act as a relational management tool for computed, or " algebraic", data.
• live-wrangled data. Data is only brought into Julia at execution time.
• low-memory mutated copies of existing array take far less memory.
• extension ecosystem like other base chifi packages, AlgebraFrames comes with its own Ecosystem

map

• get started
  • documentation
• Algebra
  • creation
  • mutation
  • generation
• Frames
• contributing
  • issue guidelines
  • contributing guidelines

get started

• AlgebraFrames requires julia

Using Julia, we install AlgebraFrames using Pkg:

julia> using Pkg; Pkg.add("AlgebraFrames")

Alternatively, you may add the Unstable revision:

using Pkg
Pkg.add(name = "AlgebraFrames", rev = "Unstable")

documentation

• chifidocs documentation
• ecosystem documentation

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algebra

AlgebraFrames creates out-of-memory, computational structures for Julia's Base Array type and AlgebraFrames' own Frame type. An AlgebraFrame is a non-generated equivalent to a Frame and an Algebra is the non-generated equivalent to the Array. This includes multi-dimensional arrays, as well as the AlgebraVector equivalent for the Vector.