npdb: Large Parallelized NumPy Arrays¶
This is the official npdb documentation.
Overview¶
npdb is an implementation of large disk-stored NumPy-compatible n-dimenstional arrays that may exceed available memory. npdb implements the core multi-dimensional array class npdb.dbarray
, which supports persistent binary storage and distributed batch processed operations. npdb.dbarray
supports a subset of the numpy.ndarray
interface.
Currently, npdb supports the following subset of the NumPy interface:
- Basic indexing
npdb extends NumPy’s capabilities with the folloiwng:
- Support for disk-stored arrays that exceed the size of memory
- Native parallelization of most methods for both speed and memory constraints
Basics of npdb¶
In this section, you will learn...
Reference Manual¶
This is the official npdb API reference manual. npdb supports a NumPy-like interface for parallelized operations on n-dimensional arrays on disk.
Installation Guide¶
You can install npdb using pip by running:
$ pip install npdb
If unittest is installed, you can then test npdb by running:
$ python -m unittest discover
License¶
MIT License
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