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Can you please have a crack at loading Fannie Mae data?
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Description
I still can't load the Fannie Mae data.
I have written some example code but it takes more than 5 hours and still fails.
The data requires a login to download and the data is 135G in size.
using Distributed, Statistics
addprocs(6)
@time @everywhere using JuliaDB, Dagger
datapath = "c:/data/Performance_All/"
ifiles = joinpath.(datapath, readdir(datapath))
colnames = ["loan_id", "monthly_rpt_prd", "servicer_name", "last_rt", "last_upb", "loan_age",
"months_to_legal_mat" , "adj_month_to_mat", "maturity_date", "msa", "delq_status",
"mod_flag", "zero_bal_code", "zb_dte", "lpi_dte", "fcc_dte","disp_dt", "fcc_cost",
"pp_cost", "ar_cost", "ie_cost", "tax_cost", "ns_procs", "ce_procs", "rmw_procs",
"o_procs", "non_int_upb", "prin_forg_upb_fhfa", "repch_flag", "prin_forg_upb_oth",
"transfer_flg"];
fsz = (x->stat(x).size).(ifiles)
nchunks = ceil.(fsz./(250*1024*1024))
mkcmd(in, out, nchunks) = begin
"split $in -n l/$(Int(nchunks)) -d $out"
end
open("c:/data/script", "w") do f
for m in mkcmd.(ifiles, "/c/data/Performance_All_split/".*readdir(datapath), nchunks)[nchunks .>= 2]
write(f, m*"\n")
end
end
#####################################################################
############## execute the above to split the csvs into smaller csvs
#####################################################################
const fmtypes = [
String, Union{String, Missing}, Union{String, Missing}, Union{Float64, Missing}, Union{Float64, Missing},
Union{Float64, Missing}, Union{Float64, Missing}, Union{Float64, Missing}, Union{String, Missing}, Union{String, Missing},
Union{String, Missing}, Union{String, Missing}, Union{String, Missing}, Union{String, Missing}, Union{String, Missing},
Union{String, Missing}, Union{String, Missing}, Union{Float64, Missing}, Union{Float64, Missing}, Union{Float64, Missing},
Union{Float64, Missing}, Union{Float64, Missing}, Union{Float64, Missing}, Union{Float64, Missing}, Union{Float64, Missing},
Union{Float64, Missing}, Union{Float64, Missing}, Union{Float64, Missing}, Union{String, Missing}, Union{Float64, Missing},
Union{String, Missing}]
#datapath = "C:/data/Performance_All_split"
datapath = "C:/data/ok"
ifiles = joinpath.(datapath, readdir(datapath))
# takes more than 5 hours and then fails.
@time jll = loadtable(
ifiles,
output = "c:/data/fm.jldb\\",
delim='|',
header_exists=false,
filenamecol = "filename",
chunks = length(ifiles),
#type_detect_rows = 20000,
colnames = colnames,
colparsers = fmtypes,
indexcols=["loan_id", "monthly_rpt_prd"])
using JuliaDB
@time a = load("c:/data/fm.jldb/")
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Research direction
The issue mentions only an inline Julia script, not a repository file or test; start at the JuliaDB loadtable call and its Distributed/Dagger setup, using the supplied column definitions and paths if the restricted 135G dataset is available. Done is not defined beyond successfully loading the Fannie Mae data, so reproducible success criteria would need to be established first.
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Assessment
- Tech stack
- julia
- Domain
- data-engineering, databases
- Issue type
- Bug
- Difficulty
- 5/5
- Estimated time
- Over a week
- Activity status
- Stale
- Clarity
- Needs clarification
- Newbie friendliness
- 20/100