For past few years , I was using featheras my favorite data writing and reading option in R (one reason was its cross platform compatible across Julia, Python and R), however, recently, observed it’s read and write time lines were not at all effective with large files of size > 5 GB. And found fst format to be good for both read and write of large files in R, only disadvantage is it is cross platform compatible as feather. Especially, fst compression with 100% is good for storage of large file and it is more efficient in reading the same into R environment. Also, I feel no point in re-testing as they are already available at fst site.
—— Happy R programming let me know your experiences.
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