#[non_exhaustive]pub enum DataSource {
InMemory(Vec<Vec<f64>>),
Csv(String),
Parquet(String),
Directory(String),
}Expand description
Origin of data for a NewStreamingIterator.
This enum is #[non_exhaustive] so that future sources (e.g. Arrow IPC,
HDF5) can be added without breaking existing match arms.
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InMemory(Vec<Vec<f64>>)
All rows are already in memory as a Vec<Vec<f64>>.
Each inner Vec<f64> is one row; all rows must have the same length.
Csv(String)
Path to a CSV file (first row treated as a header and skipped).
All remaining columns except the last are treated as features; the last column is treated as a label.
Parquet(String)
Path to a Parquet file (requires formats feature via scirs2-io).
Currently falls back to an unsupported error unless the formats
feature is enabled.
Directory(String)
Path to a directory. Every file in the directory is read as a CSV
(same convention as DataSource::Csv).
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impl Freeze for DataSource
impl RefUnwindSafe for DataSource
impl Send for DataSource
impl Sync for DataSource
impl Unpin for DataSource
impl UnsafeUnpin for DataSource
impl UnwindSafe for DataSource
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