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  A simple and type-safe dataframe api in pure ocaml
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    dune-project
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  Description
A simple and (reasonably) type-safe dataframe api in pure ocaml
Published: 22 Jun 2019
README
ocaml-dataframe
Simple and (reasonably) type-safe dataframe api implemented in pure ocaml
This is mostly a work in progress to experiment with how to use the ocaml type system to provide more type safety to dataframes. It aims at providing the following functionalites:
- Cover some basic types for columns, int, float, string, ....
- Provide the possibility for the user to add new element types (e.g. for date, time), as well as new storage types (e.g. packed int options, ...).
- Functional api with immutable dataframes.
- Use applicative for filtering dataframes and for map like operations.
- Read/write from csv with automated type detection.
- Maybe support join ? (TODO)
Dependencies (8)
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    stdio
  
  
    < "v0.14"
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    ppx_let
  
  
    < "v0.14"
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    ppx_expect
  
  
    < "v0.14"
- ocaml-compiler-libs
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    ocaml
  
  
    >= "4.07"
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    dune
  
  
    >= "1.3.0"
- csv
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    base
  
  
    >= "v0.12.0" & < "v0.14"
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