shakti

aboutk: fast fun universal database and language for: hedgefunds banks manufacturers formula1 .. why: 100 times faster than polars datatable biqquery redshift databricks snowflake .. who: arthur whitney+ thanks to e.l. whitney[1920-1966] dad:multiple putnam winner(beat john nash every time) k.e. iverson[1920-2004] advisor:APL turing award'79 john cocke [1925-2002] advisor:RISC turing award'87 benchmarks: same machine. same data. same queries. (apples-to-apples) h20: 1Billion rows k is about 100 times faster than polars datatable .. taxi: 1Billion rows k is about 100 times faster than biggie shifty sparky .. taq: 1000Billion rows only k (incl. kx.com) can do the asof joins in our lifetime. stac: 2000Billion rows only k (incl. kx.com) can do these queries. time - user and machine - is expensive. pandas and polars are free - god bless them - so 1,000 rows: use excel 1,000,000 rows: use polars 1,000,000,000 rows: use k 1,000,000,000,000 rows: only k compareaboutreal-sql(k) is consistently 100 times faster (or more) than redshift, bigquery, snowflake, spark, mongodb, postgres, .. same data. same queries. same hardware. anyone can run the scripts. benchmarks: h2o 1Billion rows taxi 1Billion rows taq 1000Billion trades and quotes stac 2000Billion trades and quotes Taq 1.1T https://www.nyse.com/publicdocs/nyse/data/Daily_TAQ_Client_Spec_v2.2a.pdf q1:select max price by sym,ex from trade where sym in S q2:select sum size by sym,time.hour from trade where sym in S q3:do(100)select last bid by sym from quote where sym in S / point select q4:select from trade[s],quote[s] where price<bid / asof join S is top 100 (10%) time(ms) 16core 100 days q1 q2 q3 q4 k 44 72 63 20 spark 80000 70000 DNF DNF - can't do it postgres 20000 80000 DNF DNF - can't do it .. Taxi 1.1B https://tech.marksblogg.com/benchmarks.html q1:select count by type from trips q2:select avg amount by pcount from trips q3:select count by year,pcount from trips q4:select count by year,pcount,_ distance from trips cpu cost core/ram elapsed machines k 4 .0004 4/16 1 1*i3.2xlarge(8v/32/$.62+$.93) redshift 864 .0900 108/1464 8(1 2 2 3) 6*ds2.8xlarge(36v/244/$6.80) bigquery 1600 .3200 200/3200 8(2 2 1 3) db/spark 1260 .0900 42/336 30(2 4 4 20) 21*m5.xlarge(4v/16/$.20+$.30) Stac https://www.stacresearch.com/ ..h2o.kt:.`9.csv \t select sum v1 by id1 from t \t select sum v1 by id1,id2 from t \t select sum v1,avg v3 by id3 from t \t select avg v1,avg v2,avg v3 by id1 from t \t select sum v1,sum v2,sum v3 by id3 from t \t select med v3,dev v3 by id1,id2 from t \t select min v1,max v1 by id3 from t; \t select 2 max v3 by id3 from t \t select v1 dev v2 by id1,id2 from t \\ https://h2oai.github.io/db-benchmark data: 50GB csv: 1e9 rows[id1 id2 id3 id4 id5 id6 v1 v2 v3] query: 9 multi-column aggregations[sum avg var dev correlation median 2max] machine: amd epyc 9374f code: k p/polars r/datatable [and much slower:clickhouse spark pandas arrow duckdb ..] query csvload (milliseconds) k 950 1,600 * 97,000 606,000 p 258,000 265,000 r 257,000 1250,000 detail for the 9 queries k 42 76 25 117 16 293 33 15 330 * 616 1509 6499 693 6260 20655 5817 51161 4231 p 1366 2401 42054 943 47177 5093 90847 29360 38500 r 3364 4494 7307 10008 7466 49770 63584 76673 31024 similar results for the 1e7 and 1e8. *(k4) is an old/1999 version of k. t.km:_2922%n:16 d:2017.01.01+m*!n g:{[[]v:x?2;p:x?9;m:x?100;a:x?2.3e]} t:d!g'n#380000 m*n*.38e6 \t:m select count by v from t \t:m select avg a by p from t \t:m select count by d.year,p from t \t:m select count by d.year,p,m from t \ /data curl -s https://s3.amazonaws.com/nyc-tlc/trip+data/yellow_tripdata_2017-01.csv > 2017.01 .. import`csv \t x:1:`2017.01 \t t:+`v`d`p`m`a!+csv["bd ii 2";x] \t t:`d grp t \t "t/"2:t 1.1billion taxi rides https://tech.marksblogg.com/benchmarks.html apples to apples (same data. same hardware. same queries.) k is 100 times faster than spark redshift snowflake bigquery .. select v,count(*)as n from t group by v select p,avg(a) as a from t group by p select extract(year from d)as year,p, count(*)as n from t group by year,p select extract(year from d)as year,p,m,count(*)as n from t group by year,p,m timings(aws i3.4xlarge) k sparky shifty flaky .0 12 19 20+ .3 18 15 30+ .1 20 33 50+ .5 103 36 60+ ---------------------- .9 153 103 160+ https://tech.marksblogg.com/billion-nyc-taxi-rides-spark-2-4-versus-presto-214.html https://tech.marksblogg.com/billion-nyc-taxi-rides-redshift-large-cluster.htm https://blog.tropos.io/analyzing-2-billion-taxi-rides-in-snowflake-a1fbed8b7ba3 bottomline: k good (sparky/shifty/flaky/googly bad)docmanfast universal database and language. connect to everything. depend on nothing. select min e,max e,avg e by n from`t.csv (billion row challenge) `t 2'`t.csv [>>>k.k("2'","t",pandas.read_csv("t.csv"))] select [count first last min max sum avg var dev med ..] by from where .. while(..)if(..)else .. in .. exp log sqrt sin cos .. flip flop list sort asc desc unique group key val .. Verb (monad) Adverb Noun + + ' each char " ab" - - / over right name ``ab * * sqr \ scan left int 2 3 4 % div sqrt float 2 3.4 & and flip \l load | or flop \t time < < asc \v vars z.d date 2001.01.01 > > desc \w work z.t time 12:34:56.789 = = group \\ exit ~ ~ ~ . . value ! mod index @ @ first I/O Class ? find unique 0' line List (2;3.4) # take count 1' char Dict {a:2 3} _ drop floor 2' data Table [a:2 3] ^ cut order 3' set* Expr :2+a , , , 4' get* Func {[a]2+a} rosetta Atom List atom list Ddd Mm k ()[].;: +-*%&|<>=~$! @?#_^, ~-*%_$ @,#!!|^<>?= ..! @& f' F' while(a)if(b)c else d python ()[].;= +-*/&|<> ^ % isssa ~- sfs lrwrsa u dvk @t [f(x)..] [F(x,y)..] while a:if b:c else:d (index slices split append;sqrt floor str;len range where reverse sort argsort unique;dict key value;transpose) Type int float complex boolean char name date time Class List Dict Array Table Expression Function(* immutable) ifgbcndt LDATEF* devs k 1992 833...88 ++++++* 300spartans sql 1992 32 . .22 - * 20million python 1991 .... . -- 10million numpy 2005 433 99 + * 5million go 2009 422.. 2million nodejs 1995 . . . -- 15million excel 1982 . . . + * 80million c 1972 42 5million apl 1962 . .. + *sqlshakti universal database includes: ansi-sql [1992..2011] ok for row/col select. real-sql [1974..2021] atw@ipsa does it better. join: real-easy ansi-ok real: select from T,U ansi: select from T left outer join U group: real-easy ansi-annoy real: select A by B from T ansi: select B, A from T group by B order by B simple: real-easy ansi-easy real: select A from T where C or D, E ansi: select A from T where (C or D)and E complex: real-easy ansi-awful asof/joins select from t,q where price<bid first/last select last bid from quote where sym=`A deltas/sums select from t where 0<deltas price foreignkeys select order.cust.nation.region .. arithmetic x+y e.g. combine markets through time example: TPC-H National Market Share Query 8 http://www.qdpma.com/tpch/TPCH100_Query_plans.html what market share does supplier.nation BRAZIL have by order.year for order.customer.nation.region AMERICA and part.type STEEL? real: select revenue avg supplier.nation=`BRAZIL by order.year from t where order.customer.nation.region=`AMERICA, part.type=`STEEL ansi: select o_year,sum(case when nation = 'BRAZIL' then revenue else 0 end) / sum(revenue) as mkt_share from ( select extract(year from o_orderdate) as o_year, revenue, n2.n_name as nation from t,part,supplier,orders,customer,nation n1,nation n2,region where p_partkey = l_partkey and s_suppkey = l_suppkey and l_orderkey = o_orderkey and o_custkey = c_custkey and c_nationkey = n1.n_nationkey and n1.n_regionkey = r_regionkey and r_name = 'AMERICA' and s_nationkey = n2.n_nationkey and o_orderdate between date '1995-01-01' and date '1996-12-31' and p_type = 'STEEL') as all_nations group by o_year order by o_year; Comparison: real ansi(sqlserver/oracle/db2/sap/teradata/..) install 1 second 100,000 second hardware 1 milliwatt 100,000 milliwatt software 160 kilobyte 8,000,000 kilobyte (+ 10,000,000kilobyte O/S) mediandb 1,000,000 megarow 10 megarow https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/database-engine/install-windows/install-sql-server?view=sql-server-ver15 shakti is essential for analyzing big (trillion row+) and/or complex data.eduman$wget shakti.com/edu/k.zip;unzip k;make # linux/avx512 while if else .. select by from where .. in .. +-*% &and |or < > = ~ . ! @ ?ind ^cut #take _drop , F'/\ [,.! ~+-*%&|<>=@? ^#_] +-*sqrt flip rev asc desc freq ~ value key first uniq sort count floor , f'/\ [,.! ~+-*%_ <>=^?&|#@] LMSA(min max sum avg..) ERZ(exp rms/log zig/zmx) rand rule grid 'map/reduce\scan k-torch Rms(a*x%%1e-5+avg*x) Zigmoid(a*x%1+exp-x) Zoftmax(x%+/x:exp x-max x) fwd(24M/14)[6 14 288 288] f::x+i@hwZgw:fRx+:e(lz,:dw)S6Z(kz,:.cw)*6.9?.bw:aRx gen(37M/18)[ 32000 288] (@>a@bRcf/a@)\0 tcn(.6M/16)[13 50 192 64] a+0|b?d^0|c?d^x mathematics from 4400BC (iraq egypt india and 6000 years later - france germany) s:1' /sort s rand 16 uruk -4400 divide&impera q:avg/1>abs /quadrant p grid 96 thebes -3200 pi:abs log -1 a:(+\|)\ /fibonacci f 0 1 pingala ujjain -300 g:(!\|)/ /gcd g 6 4 euclid alexandria -300 p::(+x*)/1 2 3 /polynomial p rand 16 al-khwarizmi baghdad 820 r::(-x*)/1 3 5 /taylorseries q rand 16 madhava kerala 1390 arc cossin e::x log x%+/x /entropy e freq kj napier louvain 1572 ratio zeno f:{(a+x),a-x:.x}0' /fft f rand 16 gauss brunswick 1805 divide&impera w:(k log)w' /wordle w 2315 boltzmann graz 1872 divide&impera m::2>abs(x+*)/x /mandelbrot m grid 96 fatou&julia paris 1915 rosetta infix prefix post example(mode) k :()[;]{:} +-*%!&|<>=~e@?#_^, ~-*%_e&|^<>?=@,#!!. '/\ m:first desc freq k/1992 :()[;] +-*%!&|<>= ^@?#__, ~- _e+| <>?=*,#! '/\ m::x i d?|/d:(1_i,#x)-i:!~='x@:<x apl360 :()[;] +-x%|^v<>=~* !|| , ~- _*&| || ,#! /\ m::x[i[d?|/d:(1_i,#x)-i:(~x=-1_-1,x)/!#x:x[<x]]] python =()[,]{:} +-*/%&|<>DD^[w a] ~-[sfetfsa uc] lrkv[len range keys values] numpy.[where append][exp sqrt floor transpose reverse sort argsort unique collections.counter] k.zip