Closed eladnoor closed 5 years ago
pandas works just fine for this purpose as well - it can read csv files and you can query it like a DB. A
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An initial implementation has been made, but we should use SQLite more intelligently as the memory cache itself (i.e. update the DB every time a new compound is cached rather than when dump() is called explicitly).
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In the future, I would like to cache a large amount of compounds (hundreds of thousands perhaps), including their structure, pKas, group vectors, etc. I'm not sure that we will be able to hold all that data in memory at once.
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In the future, I would like to cache a large amount of compounds (hundreds of thousands perhaps), including their structure, pKas, group vectors, etc. I'm not sure that we will be able to hold all that data in memory at once.
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An initial implementation has been made, but we should use SQLite more intelligently as the memory cache itself (i.e. update the DB every time a new compound is cached rather than when dump() is called explicitly).