我尝试在R中使用 ffdfdply 函数使用'ffbase'包对大型数据集进行聚合。 可以说我有三个名为Date,Item的变量和销售。在这里,我想使用sum函数汇总Date和Item上的销售额。 在这里我这样尝试过:
I tried aggregation on large dataset using 'ffbase' package using ffdfdply function in R. lets say I have three variables called Date,Item and sales. Here I want to aggregate the sales over Date and Item using sum function. Could you please guide me through some proper syntax in R. Here I tried like this:
grp_qty <- ffdfdply(x=data[c("sales","Date","Item")], split=as.character(data$sales),FUN = function(data) summaryBy(Date+Item~sales, data=data, FUN=sum)).对于您的解决方案,我将不胜感激。
I would appreciate for your solution.
推荐答案标记ffdfdply是ffbase的一部分,而不是ff。 为了显示ffdfdply用法的示例,让我们生成一个具有50Mio行的 ffdf 。
Mark that ffdfdply is part of ffbase, not ff. To show an example of the usage of ffdfdply, let's generate an ffdf with 50Mio rows.
require(ffbase) data <- expand.ffgrid(Date = ff(seq.Date(Sys.Date(), Sys.Date()+10000, by = "day")), Item = ff(factor(paste("Item", 1:5000)))) data$sales <- ffrandom(n = nrow(data)) # split by date -> assuming that all sales of 1 date can fit into RAM splitby <- as.character(data$Date, by = 250000) grp_qty <- ffdfdply(x=data[c("sales","Date","Item")], split=splitby, FUN = function(data){ ## This happens in RAM - containing **several** split elements so here we can use data.table which works fine for in RAM computing require(data.table) data <- as.data.table(data) result <- data[, list(sales = sum(sales, na.rm=TRUE)), by = list(Date, Item)] as.data.frame(result) }) dim(grp_qty)将grp_qty标记为 ffdf 驻留在磁盘上。
Mark that grp_qty is an ffdf which resides on disk.
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