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I noticed that there is a good amount of code pointing to a read_parquet implementation available with the Pandas API, but I am seeming to have some trouble with it. Is this something that is supported or is the package limited to read_csv as mentioned in the documentation?
I first received the error stating that I must have pyarrow or fastparquet to run the read_parquet function, so I decided on fastparquet since the installation instructions already put pyarrow into the intel sdc conda environment.
Now as I attempt to run with nopython, I am met with this compiler error:
unknown attribute 'read_parquet' of type module(<module 'pandas' from '/home/jds35172/anaconda3/envs/intel-sdc-env/lib/python3.7/site-packages/pandas/init.py'>)
Do I have to use the Makefiles to integrate this into the environment, or are there any alternatives to simply resorting to nopython?
Thank you!
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I noticed that there is a good amount of code pointing to a read_parquet implementation available with the Pandas API, but I am seeming to have some trouble with it. Is this something that is supported or is the package limited to read_csv as mentioned in the documentation?
I first received the error stating that I must have pyarrow or fastparquet to run the read_parquet function, so I decided on fastparquet since the installation instructions already put pyarrow into the intel sdc conda environment.
Now as I attempt to run with nopython, I am met with this compiler error:
unknown attribute 'read_parquet' of type module(<module 'pandas' from '/home/jds35172/anaconda3/envs/intel-sdc-env/lib/python3.7/site-packages/pandas/init.py'>)
Do I have to use the Makefiles to integrate this into the environment, or are there any alternatives to simply resorting to nopython?
Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: