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![SFrame Python API
Make a little SFrame of 1 column and 5 values:
>> sf = gl.SFrame({‘x’:[1,2,3,4,5]})
Normalizes the column x:
>> sf[‘x’] = sf[‘x’] / sf[‘x’].sum()
Uses a python lambda to create a new column:
>> sf[‘x-squared’] = sf[‘x’].apply(lambda x: x*x if x > 0 else 0)
Create a new column using a vectorized operator:
>> sf[‘x-cubed’] = sf[‘x-squared’] * sf[‘x’]
Create a new SFrame taking only 2 of the columns:
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Scalable data structures for data science
This document discusses scalable out-of-core data structures for data science. It introduces SFrame and SGraph, which allow machine learning on large datasets that exceed memory by using compressed columnar storage and lazy evaluation. SFrame provides a Python API for feature engineering and vectorized operations on tabular data. SGraph supports graph algorithms like PageRank on very large graphs with billions of nodes and edges. These tools are open source and support HDFS, S3, and other storage backends to enable scalable machine learning.
Scalable data structures for data science
- 1. Scalable, Out-of-Core Data Structuresfor Data Science Krishna Sridhar Data Scientist, Dato Inc. krishna_srd
- 2. • Background - MachineLearning (ML) Research. - Ph.D Numerical Optimization @Wisconsin • Now - Build ML tools for data-scientists & developers @Dato. - Help deploy ML algorithms. @krishna_srd, @DatoInc About Me
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- 4. Scalable Machine Learning recommenders,other task-oriented ML, boosted decision trees, deep learning, pattern mining, many others, etc GraphLab Create SGraphSFrameLocal HDFS S3 Compressed)In,Core)or) Out,of,core)scalable)datastructures C++11 Dato Architecture pip install graphlab-create
- 5. Dato (Open Source)Architecture SGraphSFrame Compressed)In,Core)or) Out,of,core)scalable)datastructures https://github.com/dato-code/sframe
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- 8. What can youdo with a single machine?
- 9. Build a CollaborativeFiltering Model on 20 Billion User-Item Ratings Do PageRank on a 128 Billion edge graph.
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- 11. Data Structures! User Com. TitleBody User Disc. SFrame SGraph TimeSeries
- 12. SFrame Python API Makea little SFrame of 1 column and 5 values: >> sf = gl.SFrame({‘x’:[1,2,3,4,5]}) Normalizes the column x: >> sf[‘x’] = sf[‘x’] / sf[‘x’].sum() Uses a python lambda to create a new column: >> sf[‘x-squared’] = sf[‘x’].apply(lambda x: x*x if x > 0 else 0) Create a new column using a vectorized operator: >> sf[‘x-cubed’] = sf[‘x-squared’] * sf[‘x’] Create a new SFrame taking only 2 of the columns: >> sf2 = sf[[‘x’,’x-squared’]]
- 13. SFrame Design Principles GracefulDegradation as 1st principle - Always works - High performance when in-memory, scales to disk. Rich Datatypes - Strong schema types: int, double, string, image. - Weak schema types: list, dictionary (arbitrary JSON!) Columnar Architecture - Easy feature engineering + Vectorized feature operation - Immutable columns + Lazy Evaluation - Statistics + Sketching + Visualization
- 14. nrating sf[‘nrating’]-=-sf2[‘rating’] What is theSFrame? sf#=#gl.SFrame(‘netflix_tr.frame’) user movie rating netflix_tr.frame sf user item rating sf2$=$gl.SFrame(‘netflix_norm.frame’) user movie rating netflix_norm.frame sf2 user item rating
- 15. nrating sf[‘nrating’]-=-sf2[‘rating’] What is theSFrame? sf#=#gl.SFrame(‘netflix_tr.frame’) user movie rating netflix_tr.frame sf user item rating sf2$=$gl.SFrame(‘netflix_norm.frame’) user movie rating netflix_norm.frame sf2 user item rating diff anonymous diff$=$sf[‘rating’]$0 sf2[‘rating’]
- 16. What is theSFrame? Filtering sf[sf[‘rating’]->=-3] Joins Sf.join(user_table,-on=‘user_id’) Random/Array3indexing row10-=-sf[10] Table_with_every_other_row =-sf[::2] Rather3Fast3Parallelized3UDFs3(Interproc SHM) sf[‘rating’].apply(lambda-x:-x*x) Not a SQL Frontend
- 17. SArray Column Types BoringScalar Types - int64, double, string Interesting Scalar Types - Datetime, image Mathematician Type - array(‘d’) Industrial Data Scientist Type - list, dict
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- 19. Compression! Type aware compression methods.Very aggressive numeric compression. Netflix Dataset, 99M rows, 3 columns, ints 1.4GB raw 289MB gzip compressed 160MBPhysical)Storage)Layer Lazy)Query)Optimization)/) Execution Python)API File)System)Abstraction
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- 21. Cross Platform? Python Bindings -Our oldest binding - Via Cython + Interprocessing communication to a C++ binary R Bindings - Via RCpp - In Beta. Soon to be released. C++ Bindings - Used for internal development of Julia Bindings - “Hackathon” mock project mature
- 22. SGraph: Common Crawl 1xr3.8xlarge ! using 1x SSD. PageRank:)9 min%per%iteration. Connected)Components:))~%1%hr. There)isn’t)any)general)purpose)library)out)there)capable)of)this. 3.5 billion Nodes and 128 billion Edges
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- 24. Applications - Log datamining. - Sensor data mining. - Churn Prediction. - Transactional data processing. - Financial data.
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- 27. Data Structures! User Com. TitleBody User Disc. SFrame SGraph TimeSeries
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- 29. Thanks! https://github.com/dato-code/sframe pip install sframe pipinstall graphlab-create