ParData
ParData (homophone of partake) is a Python API that enables data consumers and distributors to easily use and share datasets, and establishes a standard for exchanging data assets. It enables:
a data scientist to have a simpler and more unified way to begin working with a wide range of datasets, and
a data distributor to have a consistent, safe, and open source way to share datasets with interested communities.
Install the Package & its Dependencies
To install the latest version of ParData, run
$ pip install pardata
Alternatively, if you have downloaded the source, switch to the source directory (same directory as this README file, cd /path/to/pardata-source) and run
$ pip install -U .
Quick Start
Import the package and load a dataset. ParData will download WikiText-103 dataset (version 1.0.1) if it’s not already downloaded, and then load it.
import pardata
wikitext103_data = pardata.load_dataset('wikitext103')
View available ParData datasets and their versions.
>>> pardata.list_all_datasets()
{'claim_sentences_search': ('1.0.2',), ..., 'wikitext103': ('1.0.1',)}
To view your globally set configs for ParData, such as your default data directory, use pardata.get_config.
>>> pardata.get_config()
Config(DATADIR=PosixPath('dir/to/download/load/from'), ..., DATASET_SCHEMA_FILE_URL='file/to/load/datasets/from')
By default, pardata.load_dataset downloads to and loads from ~/.pardata/data/<dataset-name>/<dataset-version>/. To change the default data directory, use pardata.init.
pardata.init(DATADIR='new/dir/to/download/load/from')
Load a previously downloaded dataset using pardata.load_dataset. With the new default data dir set, ParData now searches for the Groningen Meaning Bank dataset (version 1.0.2) in new/dir/to/download/load/from/gmb/1.0.2/.
gmb_data = load_dataset('gmb', version='1.0.2', download=False) # assuming GMB dataset was already downloaded
To learn more about ParData, check out the documentation and the tutorial.
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