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Currently, all of the 'columns' passed into a nate object are stored in self.data, which can be very memory-inefficient.
If we keep the special columns (text, time, ID) separate, and package all of the non-special columns into the self.data object, we'll get the best of both worlds (easy compartmentalization in namespaces, memory efficiency)
Not critical unless we encounter memory bottlenecks.
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Currently, all of the 'columns' passed into a nate object are stored in
self.data
, which can be very memory-inefficient.If we keep the special columns (text, time, ID) separate, and package all of the non-special columns into the
self.data
object, we'll get the best of both worlds (easy compartmentalization in namespaces, memory efficiency)Not critical unless we encounter memory bottlenecks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: