#include <core/storage/sframe_data/sframe_iterators.hpp>
Utlity to provide parallel iteration over an SFrame
Definition at line 27 of file sframe_iterators.hpp.
◆ parallel_sframe_iterator_initializer() [1/2]
turi::parallel_sframe_iterator_initializer::parallel_sframe_iterator_initializer |
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const size_t & |
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Create an sframe iterator initializer initialized with a single sframe. The sframe is divided into num_threads blocks of approximately equal size. This iterator claims the thread_idx block.
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[in] | data_sources | Collection of SFrames |
[in] | row_start | First row to read |
[in] | row_end | One past last row to read (i.e. EXCLUSIVE). Row_end can be beyond the end of the array, in which case, fewer rows will be read. Default -1 reads all rows. |
Definition at line 43 of file sframe_iterators.hpp.
◆ parallel_sframe_iterator_initializer() [2/2]
turi::parallel_sframe_iterator_initializer::parallel_sframe_iterator_initializer |
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const std::vector< sframe > & |
data_sources, |
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const size_t & |
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const size_t & |
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Initialize the sframe iterator with a vector of sframes. Each sframe is divided into num_threads blocks of approximately equal size. This iterator claims the thread_idx block.
With multiple sframes, elements in the current row can be accessed by it.value(sframe_index, column_index), where sframe_index refers to the index in data_sources, and column_index refers to the index of the column within that sframe.
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[in] | data_sources | Collection of SFrames |
[in] | row_start | First row to read |
[in] | row_end | One past last row to read (i.e. EXCLUSIVE). Row_end can be beyond the end of the array, in which case, fewer rows will be read. Default -1 reads all rows. |
◆ set_global_block()
void turi::parallel_sframe_iterator_initializer::set_global_block |
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size_t |
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Set the global block to read. This allows us to create the initializer only once and change the row_start and row_end multiple times.
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[in] | row_start | First row to read |
[in] | row_end | One past last row to read (i.e. EXCLUSIVE). Row_end can be beyond the end of the array, in which case, fewer rows will be read. Default -1 reads all rows. |
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