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Use airspeed velocity for benchmarking #8361
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cpcloud commentedSep 22, 2014
Since
vbenchwas (at least in part) an inspiration for Airspeed Velocity (asv), I think getting something like this set up forpandaswould be useful and extremely helpful for us and forasv. We have a ton ofvbenchcode and we'd probably be a great project for pushing the boundaries of and finding edge cases inasv. This would also be a great for someone to get to know the scale of datasets for which pandas was designed.Here's a nice demo of
astropyusingasv: http://mdboom.github.io/astropy-benchmark