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I used to store data for my experiments in CSV, and now I store it in JSONL. I'm getting sick of how data-wasteful it is. I want my files to be smaller. I know there are compressed formats for tabular data such as Parquet, Feather and HDF5. I've never worked with any of them, so I could benefit from a recommendation of which one you've had a good experience working with, especially in VisiData. I know that VisiData supports Parquet and HDF5 and many other formats.
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Hi folks,
I used to store data for my experiments in CSV, and now I store it in JSONL. I'm getting sick of how data-wasteful it is. I want my files to be smaller. I know there are compressed formats for tabular data such as Parquet, Feather and HDF5. I've never worked with any of them, so I could benefit from a recommendation of which one you've had a good experience working with, especially in VisiData. I know that VisiData supports Parquet and HDF5 and many other formats.
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