Hello ,
My name is Netta Shemesh and I’m 23 years old from Israel. Recently I have read your article “Accessible data curation and analytics for international-scale citizen science datasets” and I am doing a project for university (Israel Institute of Technology) on your paper.
I have several questions about ExeTera, the Python-based software package you wrote.
First, I would like to know if you are still working on the software, and have you succeeded in apply Dask array in your code?
Secondly, I haven’t understood precisely why the Dask DataFrame could not import the data and what are the exceptions that raise during the Artificial Joins that made the Dask program to fail.
In addition I was wondering why applying Dask array on your software will make all operations on ExeTera fields to become streaming by default.
Thank you in advance,
Netta Shemesh
Hello ,
My name is Netta Shemesh and I’m 23 years old from Israel. Recently I have read your article “Accessible data curation and analytics for international-scale citizen science datasets” and I am doing a project for university (Israel Institute of Technology) on your paper.
I have several questions about ExeTera, the Python-based software package you wrote.
First, I would like to know if you are still working on the software, and have you succeeded in apply Dask array in your code?
Secondly, I haven’t understood precisely why the Dask DataFrame could not import the data and what are the exceptions that raise during the Artificial Joins that made the Dask program to fail.
In addition I was wondering why applying Dask array on your software will make all operations on ExeTera fields to become streaming by default.
Thank you in advance,
Netta Shemesh