python-rle
Run-length encoding (wikipedia link) for data analysis in Python. Requires joblib to enable parallelized encoding. Run pip install python-rle to install.
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Motivation
Base R contains a simple rle function that "computes the lengths and values of runs of equal values in a vector", as described by its docstring. I found it useful for calculating streaks in collected data, and is especially wonderful for compiling and summarizing categorical data that describes status over time. I wasn't able to find an implementation of this in Python, other than the myriad of code examples that use run-length encoding to demonstrate data compression. Hence this little utility.
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