I recommend the fastverse, mainly collapse:: package, which offers hyper-performnat in tidyverse syntax. Try instead of mutate, collapse::fmutate. Instead of inner join, collapse::join(...,how="inner") etc.. I also like bench::mark(..,.., relative = TRUE) now to get relative time (slower is 1.00, all other align). These are super helpful functions in a great echo system very similar to the tidyverse, just faster.
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I recommend the fastverse, mainly collapse:: package, which offers hyper-performnat in tidyverse syntax.
Try instead of mutate, collapse::fmutate. Instead of inner join, collapse::join(...,how="inner") etc..
I also like bench::mark(..,.., relative = TRUE) now to get relative time (slower is 1.00, all other align).
These are super helpful functions in a great echo system very similar to the tidyverse, just faster.
Thanks - I'll have to check it out