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PERF: improve to_timedelta perf for string-like #6755

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jreback opened this issue Apr 1, 2014 · 0 comments · Fixed by #10396
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PERF: improve to_timedelta perf for string-like #6755

jreback opened this issue Apr 1, 2014 · 0 comments · Fixed by #10396
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jreback commented Apr 1, 2014

see #6754
related #3009, #8190
from SO

convering string like timedeltas, e.g.

'1 days', '3 days, 00:00:03', '3 days 2 hours'

is slow because it requires a regex match for each element. Can put cythonized (like format parsing for datetimes), or since only very limited formats supported can simply test them (in cython) and convert.
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PERF: parse timedelta strings in cython pandas-dev#6755
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Merge pull request #10396 from jreback/td
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PERF: parse and timedelta ops improvements, #6755
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Merge commit 'v0.16.2-42-g383865f' into debian
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* commit 'v0.16.2-42-g383865f': (72 commits)
  BUG: provide categorical concat always on axis 0, pandas-dev#10430     numpy 1.10 makes this an error for 1-d on axis != 0
  DOC: update missing.rst with ref to groupby.rst
  BUG: Timedeltas with no specified units (and frac) should raise, pandas-dev#10426
  BUG: using .loc[:,column] fails when the object is a multi-index, pandas-dev#10408
  Removed scikit-timeseries migration docs from FAQ
  BUG: GH10395 bug in DataFrame.interpolate with axis=1 and inplace=True
  BUG: GH10392 bug where Table.select_column does not preserve column name
  TST: Use unicode literals in string test
  PERF: fix _get_level_indexer to accept an intermediate indexer result
  PERF: bench for pandas-dev#10287
  BUG: drop_duplicates drops name(s).
  ENH: Enable ExcelWriter to construct in-memory sheets
  BLD: remove support for 3.2, pandas-dev#9118
  PERF: timedelta and datetime64 ops improvements
  PERF: parse timedelta strings in cython pandas-dev#6755
  closes bug in reset_index when index contains NaT
  Check for size=0 before setting item Fixes pandas-dev#10193
  closes bug in apply when function returns categorical
  BUG: frequencies.get_freq_code raises an error against offset with n != 1
  CI: run doc-tests always
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gambogi pushed a commit to gambogi/pandas that referenced this issue Jul 13, 2015
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PERF: parse timedelta strings in cython pandas-dev#6755
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