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It would be nice to see summary of the SFrame, something similar to what pandas DataFrame gives you with methods .info() and .describe()

What is the easiest way to do this except sf.to_dataframe().info(), sf.to_dataframe().describe() ?

UPD: Where SFrame is DataFrame implementation by Turi, that has less functionality than pandas, but significantly faster. https://github.com/turi-code/SFrame

Vladimir
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You're probably looking for sf.show(), which launches an interactive Canvas window allowing you to also see basic data visualizations like scatterplots, lineplots etc besides the summary stats.

One caveat here the show() function is only available in the commercial version of graphlab create. So you will not have access to it if you're only working with their opensource sframe (and not the entire graphlab create package). This translator link might help you https://turi.com/learn/translator/#Computing_statistics_with_data_tables

Hopefully folks from Turi (previously Dato) should change this.

wannabe_nerd
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