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pandarallel_apply crashes with OverflowError: int too big to convert #63
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Could you please try without the progress bar and/or with only a small part of your dataset and tell me the result ? Could you also print the result of : |
thx. So without the progress bar it seemed to work. Thx for the hint. As it is a quiet long computation it would be nice to have it though... here is some more information about my dataset. it includes a lot of python objects holding quiet large strings (largest one being html_content)
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same here, any way to make it work with progress bar? |
Why not just use the parallel version of tqdm instead of trying to build your own progress bar? |
I'm using the parallel version of tqdm and I still get this error... |
I am also getting the same error. Trying with the progress bar set to False seems to work. It would be better if this would have worked with the progress bar. |
Same error also. It woud be nice to have the progress bar. |
Are there any updates for this issue? I have the same problem and can't solve it. |
I get the same error no matter what size df I use or how many cores I use, on python 3.8. I checked and the value being passed to int.to_bytes in inliner.py is 308 |
just edit
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could we have this as a patch? Or does it interfere with some other stuff? |
Same Problem |
i check my apply function work correctly when progress_bar is set False. It seems to be something relating to the version stuff. |
Same happening here. @wangchong666's fix does work - would love to see this released in the module. |
Same here. @wangchong666 's fix initiated the progressbar, but no progress was made. it was just stuck, even for a small dataset. |
Confirming this bug still persists in |
On it. |
Same here. Waiting for a fix. Thanks. |
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Same here. Waiting for a fix. Thanks. |
Workaround before the real fix: If this happens, just remove the progress
bar.
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… Same here. Waiting for a fix. Thanks.
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Hi everyone,
I am getting this error here using parallel_apply in pandas:
I am using
Any idea how to proceed from here? I have basically no idea what could cause this bug. I suspect it might be related to the size of the data I have in one column (I save html from web pages in there). But otherwise no idea. I would help removing this bug(?) if I had some guidance here. Thx for helping.
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