ndarray = {
v = "B",
// yes this is a valid b64 string, makes:
// array([43885, 60190, 44175, 47286, 33703, 25067, 57194, 45986, 42982,
// 43769, 27627, 30253], dtype=uint16)
p = "base64+string+that+is+an+array12",
s = [12],
c = true, //c-order
t = "u2", //unsigned 2-byte int
}
This allows arrays to be stored in the database even without an underlying filesystem in the background. This will most likely be faster for small arrays (and will allow us to send arrays over pure JSON, ie for HTTP RESTful requests).
Adds two new dataformats to NDArray.
"B"
"G"
Example:
This allows arrays to be stored in the database even without an underlying filesystem in the background. This will most likely be faster for small arrays (and will allow us to send arrays over pure JSON, ie for HTTP RESTful requests).