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Comment #24877965
> pull everything to my PC and use pandas, to take advantage of its ability to build up results piece by piece. Most difficulties in data processing arise from the need to process …
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Comment #24737600
It should be noted that the expression like comp = salary / (age - 18) is (strictly speaking) not part of the relational algebra because it is not using set operations (like join o…
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Comment #24734114
Here are some major issues [1]: SQL’s shortcomings can be grouped into these categories: - lack of proper orthogonality — SQL is hard to compose; - lack of compactness — SQL is a l…
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Comment #24733557
Just for comparison, a functional approach is a major alternative to relational and set-oriented models and query languages. The difference is that functions and operations with fu…
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Comment #24689209
Here is one possible implementation of the concept-oriented model of data for data processing. It heavily relies on functions and operations with functions and is an alternative to…
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Comment #24547240
For example, I have data from 1900 till 2000. I train ARMA using this data by storing the corresponding coefficients as model parameters. Now I get data from 2010 to 2020. My goal …
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Comment #24546119
In fact, there are two general approaches to unifying ML with time series: o Unifying ML API and patterns so that time series can be analyzed in the same way as normal tabular data…
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Comment #24545923
When I see a new forecasting library, my first question is whether it can apply ARIMA in a sklearn manner by training a model using (large) train time series X, storing the model b…
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Comment #24545804
Anomaly detection belongs to unsupervised learning while in time series analysis we normally think about future and future values are viewed as labels. One approach to think in ter…
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Comment #24121948
> No, the relational model is beautiful and consistent! SQL is messy... What is beautiful and consistent is the relational algebra. The relation model relies on this formalism to m…
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Comment #24011165
I think both conceptions are important. On one hand, some code is naturally related to certain data and hence we should accordingly design the program. On the other hand, complex a…
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Comment #24009835
> I am currently working on complex (JOIN and aggregates) queries without any SQL knowledge One way to process data without joins and groupy in multiple tables is to use Prosto too…
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Comment #23791381
Apache Pulsar should not be confused with another quite popular Pulsar: Event driven concurrent framework for Python https://github.com/quantmind/pulsar
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Comment #23592517
In the context of computer science, matrices are used as a representation construct with different possible formal interpretations which frequently can be recognized depending on t…
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Comment #22048473
Here is another project for working with CAN: https://github.com/hardbyte/python-can I used it (as well as Cantools) for importing various CAN-specific data formats.
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Comment #21626539
Does it relate somehow to Intel SGX (Software Guard Extensions): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_Guard_Extensions
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Comment #21217317
PyTorch is simpler, easer to use, consumes less memory and allows for dynamic dynamic computational graphs (dynamic operations during the forward pass).
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Comment #21099546
Is there any (significant) difference between sharding and load balancing? It seems that in both cases the idea is to distribute (supposedly independent) requests between workers a…
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Comment #20255546
Several classical methods for time series forecasting including ARIMA are described here: https://machinelearningmastery.com/time-series-forecasting-m...