Open JohnTravolski opened 1 year ago
@JohnTravolski Pandas profiling does not provide a pickable object.
After generating your report I suggest you save it as an HTML and use the HTML itself, instead of the report, as it is not pickable.
You might also want to test whether the machine you're working with has space for the process, given the error that is being prompted:
OSError: [Errno 28] No space left on device
In order to provide better support I might need to have more details on what you aim to achieve. Join us at the data-centric AI community (https://datacentricai.community/) and I'll be happy to further discuss the topic.
@JohnTravolski Pandas profiling does not provide a pickable object.
After generating your report I suggest you save it as an HTML and use the HTML itself, instead of the report, as it is not pickable.
You might also want to test whether the machine you're working with has space for the process, given the error that is being prompted:
OSError: [Errno 28] No space left on device
In order to provide better support I might need to have more details on what you aim to achieve. Join us at the data-centric AI community (https://datacentricai.community/) and I'll be happy to further discuss the topic.
I apologize, I updated my input. I did attempt to save it as an HTML and this was the error that was returned to me. I am simply trying to generate the typical html report and this is the error I receive. I am not very familiar with the AWS environment, but I will try to figure out the no space left on device issue. I was hoping somebody else who has used this with AWS had run into this before.
@JohnTravolski can you please provide more detail on the flow you are building?
So I can better support you.
Does pandas-profiling work in Jupyter Notebooks on AWS? I understand there are a lot of configuration differences that can lead to issues but whenever I try to produce a profiling report, I get the following errors when I run:
I'm on the latest version of pandas-profiling (just installed it today).