pdataframe
Pdataframe is a term used in data analysis to denote a tabular data structure that stores data in a table-like format with labeled rows and columns. It shares the core concept with data frames in R and Pandas, enabling structured storage of heterogeneous data and efficient row and column operations. The term is used in multiple contexts, sometimes as a generic reference to any data frame implementation in Python, and in other cases to denote versions optimized for performance, persistence, or distributed computing.
A pdataframe typically provides features such as labeled axes, support for missing values, and columnar data
Common implementations vary by ecosystem. In Python, Pandas DataFrame is the de facto standard, while libraries
Storage and performance considerations differ by implementation. pdataframes can reside in memory or be backed by
See also: DataFrame, Pandas, R data.frame, Julia DataFrame, Dask DataFrame, PySpark DataFrame.