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  • package root
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  • package org
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  • package saddle

    Saddle is a Scala Data Library.

    Saddle

    Saddle is a Scala Data Library.

    Saddle provides array-backed, indexed one- and two-dimensional data structures.

    These data structures are specialized on JVM primitives. With them one can often avoid the overhead of boxing and unboxing.

    Basic operations also aim to be robust to missing values (NA's)

    The building blocks are intended to be easily composed.

    The foundational building blocks are:

    Inspiration for Saddle comes from many sources, including the R programming language, the pandas data analysis library for Python, and the Scala collections library.

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    org
  • package array

    This package contains utilities for working with arrays that are specialized for numeric types.

    This package contains utilities for working with arrays that are specialized for numeric types.

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    saddle
  • package binary

    Binary serialization for Frame[String,String,T] or Mat[T] with primitive T

    Binary serialization for Frame[String,String,T] or Mat[T] with primitive T

    The layout of binary format is as follows:

    • The first 6 bytes are "SADDLE"
    • The next unsigned byte is the major version
    • The next unsigned byte is the minor version
    • The next 4 bytes form a little endian integer as HEADER_LENGTH
    • The next HEADER_LENGTH bytes form an UTF-8 string as the header.
    • The header is a valid JSON object with the following fields:
      • v: numeric positive integer is the version of the header structure
      • colix : a JSON array of strings, it is the column index of the frame
      • rowix : a JSON array of strings, it is the row index of the frame
      • numrows: numeric positive integer, number of rows
      • numcols: numeric positive integer, number of cols
      • Either one of rowix or numrows may be missing
      • Either one of colix or numcols may be missing
      • rowmajor : a boolean, indicating whether the data is stored in row-major or col-major order
      • datatype : string, either "double", "long", "int", "float", "byte"
    • The header is padded with spaces (0x20) such that HEADER_LENGTH+12 is divisible by 16. The count of spaces are included in HEADER_LENGTH.
    • The next width * numRows * numCols bytes form a little endian primitive array in row-major or col-major order. numRows and numCols are determined from the rowix/numrows and colix/numcols header fields. width is determined from the datatype field (8 for double and long, 4 for int and float, 1 for byte)
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    saddle
  • package csv
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    saddle
  • package groupby
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    saddle
  • package index
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    saddle
  • package io
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    saddle
  • package linalg
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    saddle
  • package macros
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    saddle
  • package mat
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    saddle
  • package npy
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    saddle
  • package ops

    Provides type aliases for a few basic operations

    Provides type aliases for a few basic operations

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    saddle
  • package scalar
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    saddle
  • package spire
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    saddle
  • package util

    Additional utilities that need a home

    Additional utilities that need a home

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    saddle
  • package vec

    Factory methods to generate Vec instances

    Factory methods to generate Vec instances

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    saddle
  • ArrToVec
  • Buffer
  • FillBackward
  • FillForward
  • FillMethod
  • Frame
  • Index
  • Mat
  • Numeric
  • OptionToScalar
  • PctMethod
  • PrimitiveToScalar
  • RankTie
  • SeqToFrame
  • SeqToFrame2
  • SeqToIndex
  • SeqToMat
  • SeqToSeries
  • SeqToVec
  • Series
  • Vec
  • VecDoubleOps
  • doubleIsNumeric
  • floatIsNumeric
  • intIsNumeric
  • longIsNumeric
  • order

object Frame extends BinOpFrame

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  1. final class FrFrEOp[OP <: ScalarOp, X, Y, A, B, C] extends BinOp[OP, Frame[X, Y, A], Frame[X, Y, B], Frame[X, Y, C]]
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    BinOpFrame
  2. final class FrScEOp[OP <: ScalarOp, X, Y, A, B, C] extends BinOp[OP, Frame[X, Y, A], B, Frame[X, Y, C]]
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    BinOpFrame

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  1. final def !=(arg0: Any): Boolean
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  2. final def ##: Int
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  3. final def ==(arg0: Any): Boolean
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  4. implicit def FrFrEOpBBB[Op <: ScalarOp, X, Y](implicit cm: ST[X], cmp: ORD[X], my: ST[Y], cmpY: ORD[Y], opv: BinOp[Op, Vec[Boolean], Vec[Boolean], Vec[Boolean]]): FrFrEOp[Op, X, Y, Boolean, Boolean, Boolean]
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    BinOpFrame
  5. implicit def FrFrEOpDDB[Op <: ScalarOp, X, Y](implicit cm: ST[X], cmp: ORD[X], my: ST[Y], cmpY: ORD[Y], opv: BinOp[Op, Vec[Double], Vec[Double], Vec[Boolean]]): FrFrEOp[Op, X, Y, Double, Double, Boolean]
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    BinOpFrame
  6. implicit def FrFrEOpDDD[Op <: ScalarOp, X, Y](implicit cm: ST[X], cmp: ORD[X], my: ST[Y], cmpY: ORD[Y], opv: BinOp[Op, Vec[Double], Vec[Double], Vec[Double]]): FrFrEOp[Op, X, Y, Double, Double, Double]
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    BinOpFrame
  7. implicit def FrFrEOpDIB[Op <: ScalarOp, X, Y](implicit cm: ST[X], cmp: ORD[X], my: ST[Y], cmpY: ORD[Y], opv: BinOp[Op, Vec[Double], Vec[Int], Vec[Boolean]]): FrFrEOp[Op, X, Y, Double, Int, Boolean]
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    BinOpFrame
  8. implicit def FrFrEOpDID[Op <: ScalarOp, X, Y](implicit cm: ST[X], cmp: ORD[X], my: ST[Y], cmpY: ORD[Y], opv: BinOp[Op, Vec[Double], Vec[Int], Vec[Double]]): FrFrEOp[Op, X, Y, Double, Int, Double]
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    BinOpFrame
  9. implicit def FrFrEOpDLB[Op <: ScalarOp, X, Y](implicit cm: ST[X], cmp: ORD[X], my: ST[Y], cmpY: ORD[Y], opv: BinOp[Op, Vec[Double], Vec[Long], Vec[Boolean]]): FrFrEOp[Op, X, Y, Double, Long, Boolean]
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    BinOpFrame
  10. implicit def FrFrEOpDLD[Op <: ScalarOp, X, Y](implicit cm: ST[X], cmp: ORD[X], my: ST[Y], cmpY: ORD[Y], opv: BinOp[Op, Vec[Double], Vec[Long], Vec[Double]]): FrFrEOp[Op, X, Y, Double, Long, Double]
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    BinOpFrame
  11. implicit def FrFrEOpIDB[Op <: ScalarOp, X, Y](implicit cm: ST[X], cmp: ORD[X], my: ST[Y], cmpY: ORD[Y], opv: BinOp[Op, Vec[Int], Vec[Double], Vec[Boolean]]): FrFrEOp[Op, X, Y, Int, Double, Boolean]
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    BinOpFrame
  12. implicit def FrFrEOpIDD[Op <: ScalarOp, X, Y](implicit cm: ST[X], cmp: ORD[X], my: ST[Y], cmpY: ORD[Y], opv: BinOp[Op, Vec[Int], Vec[Double], Vec[Double]]): FrFrEOp[Op, X, Y, Int, Double, Double]
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    BinOpFrame
  13. implicit def FrFrEOpIIB[Op <: ScalarOp, X, Y](implicit cm: ST[X], cmp: ORD[X], my: ST[Y], cmpY: ORD[Y], opv: BinOp[Op, Vec[Int], Vec[Int], Vec[Boolean]]): FrFrEOp[Op, X, Y, Int, Int, Boolean]
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    BinOpFrame
  14. implicit def FrFrEOpIII[Op <: ScalarOp, X, Y](implicit cm: ST[X], cmp: ORD[X], my: ST[Y], cmpY: ORD[Y], opv: BinOp[Op, Vec[Int], Vec[Int], Vec[Int]]): FrFrEOp[Op, X, Y, Int, Int, Int]
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    BinOpFrame
  15. implicit def FrFrEOpILB[Op <: ScalarOp, X, Y](implicit cm: ST[X], cmp: ORD[X], my: ST[Y], cmpY: ORD[Y], opv: BinOp[Op, Vec[Int], Vec[Long], Vec[Boolean]]): FrFrEOp[Op, X, Y, Int, Long, Boolean]
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    BinOpFrame
  16. implicit def FrFrEOpILL[Op <: ScalarOp, X, Y](implicit cm: ST[X], cmp: ORD[X], my: ST[Y], cmpY: ORD[Y], opv: BinOp[Op, Vec[Int], Vec[Long], Vec[Long]]): FrFrEOp[Op, X, Y, Int, Long, Long]
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    BinOpFrame
  17. implicit def FrFrEOpLDB[Op <: ScalarOp, X, Y](implicit cm: ST[X], cmp: ORD[X], my: ST[Y], cmpY: ORD[Y], opv: BinOp[Op, Vec[Long], Vec[Double], Vec[Boolean]]): FrFrEOp[Op, X, Y, Long, Double, Boolean]
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    BinOpFrame
  18. implicit def FrFrEOpLDD[Op <: ScalarOp, X, Y](implicit cm: ST[X], cmp: ORD[X], my: ST[Y], cmpY: ORD[Y], opv: BinOp[Op, Vec[Long], Vec[Double], Vec[Double]]): FrFrEOp[Op, X, Y, Long, Double, Double]
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    BinOpFrame
  19. implicit def FrFrEOpLIB[Op <: ScalarOp, X, Y](implicit cm: ST[X], cmp: ORD[X], my: ST[Y], cmpY: ORD[Y], opv: BinOp[Op, Vec[Long], Vec[Int], Vec[Boolean]]): FrFrEOp[Op, X, Y, Long, Int, Boolean]
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    BinOpFrame
  20. implicit def FrFrEOpLIL[Op <: ScalarOp, X, Y](implicit cm: ST[X], cmp: ORD[X], my: ST[Y], cmpY: ORD[Y], opv: BinOp[Op, Vec[Long], Vec[Int], Vec[Long]]): FrFrEOp[Op, X, Y, Long, Int, Long]
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    BinOpFrame
  21. implicit def FrFrEOpLLB[Op <: ScalarOp, X, Y](implicit cm: ST[X], cmp: ORD[X], my: ST[Y], cmpY: ORD[Y], opv: BinOp[Op, Vec[Long], Vec[Long], Vec[Boolean]]): FrFrEOp[Op, X, Y, Long, Long, Boolean]
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  22. implicit def FrFrEOpLLL[Op <: ScalarOp, X, Y](implicit cm: ST[X], cmp: ORD[X], my: ST[Y], cmpY: ORD[Y], opv: BinOp[Op, Vec[Long], Vec[Long], Vec[Long]]): FrFrEOp[Op, X, Y, Long, Long, Long]
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  23. implicit def FrScEOpBBB[Op <: ScalarOp, X, Y](implicit opv: BinOp[Op, Vec[Boolean], Boolean, Vec[Boolean]]): FrScEOp[Op, X, Y, Boolean, Boolean, Boolean]
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    BinOpFrame
  24. implicit def FrScEOpDDB[Op <: ScalarOp, X, Y](implicit opv: BinOp[Op, Vec[Double], Double, Vec[Boolean]]): FrScEOp[Op, X, Y, Double, Double, Boolean]
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    BinOpFrame
  25. implicit def FrScEOpDDD[Op <: ScalarOp, X, Y](implicit opv: BinOp[Op, Vec[Double], Double, Vec[Double]]): FrScEOp[Op, X, Y, Double, Double, Double]
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    BinOpFrame
  26. implicit def FrScEOpDIB[Op <: ScalarOp, X, Y](implicit opv: BinOp[Op, Vec[Double], Int, Vec[Boolean]]): FrScEOp[Op, X, Y, Double, Int, Boolean]
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    BinOpFrame
  27. implicit def FrScEOpDID[Op <: ScalarOp, X, Y](implicit opv: BinOp[Op, Vec[Double], Int, Vec[Double]]): FrScEOp[Op, X, Y, Double, Int, Double]
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    BinOpFrame
  28. implicit def FrScEOpDLB[Op <: ScalarOp, X, Y](implicit opv: BinOp[Op, Vec[Double], Long, Vec[Boolean]]): FrScEOp[Op, X, Y, Double, Long, Boolean]
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    BinOpFrame
  29. implicit def FrScEOpDLD[Op <: ScalarOp, X, Y](implicit opv: BinOp[Op, Vec[Double], Long, Vec[Double]]): FrScEOp[Op, X, Y, Double, Long, Double]
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  30. implicit def FrScEOpIDB[Op <: ScalarOp, X, Y](implicit opv: BinOp[Op, Vec[Int], Double, Vec[Boolean]]): FrScEOp[Op, X, Y, Int, Double, Boolean]
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  31. implicit def FrScEOpIDD[Op <: ScalarOp, X, Y](implicit opv: BinOp[Op, Vec[Int], Double, Vec[Double]]): FrScEOp[Op, X, Y, Int, Double, Double]
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    BinOpFrame
  32. implicit def FrScEOpIIB[Op <: ScalarOp, X, Y](implicit opv: BinOp[Op, Vec[Int], Int, Vec[Boolean]]): FrScEOp[Op, X, Y, Int, Int, Boolean]
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    BinOpFrame
  33. implicit def FrScEOpIII[Op <: ScalarOp, X, Y](implicit opv: BinOp[Op, Vec[Int], Int, Vec[Int]]): FrScEOp[Op, X, Y, Int, Int, Int]
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  34. implicit def FrScEOpILB[Op <: ScalarOp, X, Y](implicit opv: BinOp[Op, Vec[Int], Long, Vec[Boolean]]): FrScEOp[Op, X, Y, Int, Long, Boolean]
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    BinOpFrame
  35. implicit def FrScEOpILL[Op <: ScalarOp, X, Y](implicit opv: BinOp[Op, Vec[Int], Long, Vec[Long]]): FrScEOp[Op, X, Y, Int, Long, Long]
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    BinOpFrame
  36. implicit def FrScEOpLDB[Op <: ScalarOp, X, Y](implicit opv: BinOp[Op, Vec[Long], Double, Vec[Boolean]]): FrScEOp[Op, X, Y, Long, Double, Boolean]
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  37. implicit def FrScEOpLDD[Op <: ScalarOp, X, Y](implicit opv: BinOp[Op, Vec[Long], Double, Vec[Double]]): FrScEOp[Op, X, Y, Long, Double, Double]
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  38. implicit def FrScEOpLIB[Op <: ScalarOp, X, Y](implicit opv: BinOp[Op, Vec[Long], Int, Vec[Boolean]]): FrScEOp[Op, X, Y, Long, Int, Boolean]
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    BinOpFrame
  39. implicit def FrScEOpLIL[Op <: ScalarOp, X, Y](implicit opv: BinOp[Op, Vec[Long], Int, Vec[Long]]): FrScEOp[Op, X, Y, Long, Int, Long]
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    BinOpFrame
  40. implicit def FrScEOpLLB[Op <: ScalarOp, X, Y](implicit opv: BinOp[Op, Vec[Long], Long, Vec[Boolean]]): FrScEOp[Op, X, Y, Long, Long, Boolean]
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    BinOpFrame
  41. implicit def FrScEOpLLL[Op <: ScalarOp, X, Y](implicit opv: BinOp[Op, Vec[Long], Long, Vec[Long]]): FrScEOp[Op, X, Y, Long, Long, Long]
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    BinOpFrame
  42. def apply[RX, CX, T](mat: Mat[T], rowIx: Index[RX], colIx: Index[CX])(implicit arg0: ST[RX], arg1: ORD[RX], arg2: ST[CX], arg3: ORD[CX], arg4: ST[T]): Frame[RX, CX, T]

    Build a Frame from a provided Mat, row index, and col index

  43. def apply[T](values: Mat[T])(implicit arg0: ST[T]): Frame[Int, Int, T]

    Build a Frame from a provided Mat

  44. def apply[RX, CX, T](values: (CX, Series[RX, T])*)(implicit arg0: ST[RX], arg1: ORD[RX], arg2: ST[CX], arg3: ORD[CX], arg4: ST[T]): Frame[RX, CX, T]

    Factory method to create a Frame from a sequence of tuples, where the first element of the tuple is a column label, and the second a series of values.

    Factory method to create a Frame from a sequence of tuples, where the first element of the tuple is a column label, and the second a series of values. The row labels of the result are the outer join of the indexes of the series provided.

    This method repeatedly joins the rows indices. Mind the combinatorial semantics of joins, if the indices contain duplicates, the resulting Frame can grow quickly. An alternative is Frame.fromCols.

  45. def apply[RX, CX, T](values: Seq[Series[RX, T]], colIx: Index[CX])(implicit arg0: ST[RX], arg1: ORD[RX], arg2: ST[CX], arg3: ORD[CX], arg4: ST[T]): Frame[RX, CX, T]

    Factory method to create a Frame from a sequence of series, also specifying the column index to use.

    Factory method to create a Frame from a sequence of series, also specifying the column index to use. The row labels of the result are the outer join of the indexes of the series provided.

    This method repeatedly joins the rows indices. Mind the combinatorial semantics of joins, if the indices contain duplicates, the resulting Frame can grow quickly. An alternative is Frame.fromCols.

  46. def apply[RX, T](values: Series[RX, T]*)(implicit arg0: ST[RX], arg1: ORD[RX], arg2: ST[T], arg3: ID[T]): Frame[RX, Int, T]

    Factory method to create a Frame from a sequence of Series.

    Factory method to create a Frame from a sequence of Series. The row labels of the result are the outer join of the indexes of the series provided.

    This method repeatedly joins the rows indices. Mind the combinatorial semantics of joins, if the indices contain duplicates, the resulting Frame can grow quickly. An alternative is Frame.fromCols.

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  47. def apply[CX, T](values: (CX, Vec[T])*)(implicit arg0: ST[CX], arg1: ORD[CX], arg2: ST[T]): Frame[Int, CX, T]

    Factory method to create a Frame from tuples whose first element is the column label and the second is a Vec of values.

  48. def apply[CX, T](values: Seq[Vec[T]], colIx: Index[CX])(implicit arg0: ST[CX], arg1: ORD[CX], arg2: ST[T]): Frame[Int, CX, T]

    Factory method to create a Frame from a sequence of Vec objects and a column index.

  49. def apply[RX, CX, T](values: Vec[Vec[T]], rowIx: Index[RX], colIx: Index[CX])(implicit arg0: ST[RX], arg1: ORD[RX], arg2: ST[CX], arg3: ORD[CX], arg4: ST[T]): Frame[RX, CX, T]
  50. def apply[RX, CX, T](values: Seq[Vec[T]], rowIx: Index[RX], colIx: Index[CX])(implicit arg0: ST[RX], arg1: ORD[RX], arg2: ST[CX], arg3: ORD[CX], arg4: ST[T]): Frame[RX, CX, T]

    Factory method to create a Frame from a sequence of Vec objects, a row index, and a column index.

  51. def apply[T](values: Vec[T]*)(implicit arg0: ST[T]): Frame[Int, Int, T]

    Factory method to create a Frame from a sequence of Vec objects

  52. final def asInstanceOf[T0]: T0
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  54. def empty[RX, CX, T](implicit arg0: ST[RX], arg1: ORD[RX], arg2: ST[CX], arg3: ORD[CX], arg4: ST[T]): Frame[RX, CX, T]

    Factory method to create an empty Frame

    Factory method to create an empty Frame

    RX

    Type of row keys

    CX

    Type of col keys

    T

    Type of values

  55. final def eq(arg0: AnyRef): Boolean
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  58. def fromCols[RX, CX, T](values: (CX, Series[RX, T])*)(implicit arg0: ST[RX], arg1: ORD[RX], arg2: ST[CX], arg3: ORD[CX], arg4: ST[T]): Frame[RX, CX, T]

    Factory method to create a Frame from a sequence of tuples, where the first element of the tuple is a column label, and the second a series of values.

    Factory method to create a Frame from a sequence of tuples, where the first element of the tuple is a column label, and the second a series of values. The row labels of the result are the outer join of the indexes of the series provided.

    Row indices are disambiguated before the join via the Index.makeUnique method which turns each row index into a unique index resolving ties.

    This methods avoids a combinatorial increase in the resulting row count in case of duplicate elements in the row indices, however the join of rows with the same index is arbitrary. Alternatively see Frame.apply .

  59. def fromCols[RX, CX, T](values: Seq[Series[RX, T]], colIx: Index[CX])(implicit arg0: ST[RX], arg1: ORD[RX], arg2: ST[CX], arg3: ORD[CX], arg4: ST[T]): Frame[RX, CX, T]

    Factory method to create a Frame from a sequence of series, also specifying the column index to use.

    Factory method to create a Frame from a sequence of series, also specifying the column index to use. The row labels of the result are the outer join of the indexes of the series provided.

    Row indices are disambiguated before the join via the Index.makeUnique method which turns each row index into a unique index resolving ties.

    This methods avoids a combinatorial increase in the resulting row count in case of duplicate elements in the row indices, however the join of rows with the same index is arbitrary. Alternatively see Frame.apply .

  60. def fromCols[RX, T](values: Series[RX, T]*)(implicit arg0: ST[RX], arg1: ORD[RX], arg2: ST[T]): Frame[RX, Int, T]

    Factory method to create a Frame from a sequence of Series.

    Factory method to create a Frame from a sequence of Series. The row labels of the result are the outer join of the indexes of the series provided.

    Row indices are disambiguated before the join via the Index.makeUnique method which turns each row index into a unique index resolving ties.

    This methods avoids a combinatorial increase in the resulting row count in case of duplicate elements in the row indices, however the join of rows with the same index is arbitrary. Alternatively see Frame.apply .

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  67. final def synchronized[T0](arg0: => T0): T0
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  68. def table[RX, CX](values: Vec[(RX, CX)])(implicit arg0: ST[RX], arg1: ORD[RX], arg2: ST[CX], arg3: ORD[CX]): Frame[RX, CX, Int]
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