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dask-quik

Utilities for transforming data using dask and dask_cudf. Most can take either object, and will still process.

This utility currently has:

  • cartesian: The ability to create a sparse matrix of the entire universe of data (creating a cartesian product of your data), and "indexize" your data for future encoding uses
  • combine: a shortcut for a left merge, and the ability to prune rows based on what should be grouped by, max, min, and/or avg
  • dummy: The ability to run just dask functions, using a dask_cudf dummy class
  • split: Splitting your train, validation, and testing datasets with test being the most recent value (for recommendation systems)
  • transform: The ability to transform back and forth from pandas, dask, and dask_cudf, and also a workaround to sort by index in dask_cudf
  • utils: random utils to setup the dask_cudf cluster, shrink data types when defaulted to 64-bit, and a quick check if there are available GPUs (using nvidia-smi).

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