computer-science
F3
Key takeaways
- F3 is a data file format that is designed with efficiency, interoperability, and extensibility in mind.
- ⚠️ This project is a research prototype verifying the ideas in the paper.
- We only tested on an Intel machine with Debian 12.
F3 is a data file format that is designed with efficiency, interoperability, and extensibility in mind. It provides a data organization that rectifies the layout shortcomings of the last-generation formats like Parquet, while at the same time maintaining good interoperability and extensibility (a.k.a future-proof) via embedded Wasm decoders.
⚠️ This project is a research prototype verifying the ideas in the paper. You should not use it in production.
We only tested on an Intel machine with Debian 12.
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