Pycon sprint hack: storing pandas data frames in ZODB blobs

Jim Fulton <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.web.zope.zodb
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IMO, the main benefit of sprints is social. To that end, at PyCon this year
I sought to collaborate with someone in the data science community. I
implemented a little package, *pheather*, for storing pandas data frames in
ZODB blobs:

  https://github.com/jimfulton/pheather

This was a quick hack, although not as quick as I hoped.  It currently has
no tests.  I was able to store data sets both in FileStorage and
RelStorage/Postgres.  Alas, the person I spoke with this who was going to
play with this left before I was ready.  Something else came up that I
needed to focus on so I didn't show this to anyone else.

I'm not positive, but I think there's some potential for ZODB to be of use
to data scientists to share data.  I think the data scientists at the last
company I was at could have benefited from this.

Maybe someone would like to take this further.

Jim

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