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Interoperability with third party libraries

Many third party libraries are interoperable with pandas, for example by accepting pandas dataframes objects as function inputs. Here we have a non-exhaustive list of third party library use cases with pandas and note whether each method works in Snowpark pandas as well.

Snowpark pandas supports the dataframe interchange protocol, which some libraries use to interoperate with Snowpark pandas to the same level of support as pandas.

plotly.express

The following table is structured as follows: The first column contains the name of a method in the plotly.express module. The second column is a flag for whether or not interoperability is guaranteed with Snowpark pandas. For each of these operations, we validate that passing in Snowpark pandas dataframes or series as the data inputs behaves equivalently to passing in pandas dataframes or series.

Note

Y stands for yes, i.e., interoperability is guaranteed with this method, and N stands for no.

Note

Currently only plotly versions <6.0.0 are supported through the dataframe interchange protocol.

Method name Interoperable with Snowpark pandas? (Y/N) Notes for current implementation
scatter Y  
line Y  
area Y  
timeline Y  
violin Y  
bar Y  
histogram Y  
pie Y  
treemap Y  
sunburst Y  
icicle Y  
scatter_matrix Y  
funnel Y  
density_heatmap Y  
boxplot Y  
imshow Y  

scikit-learn

We break down scikit-learn interoperability by categories of scikit-learn operations.

For each category, we provide a table of interoperability with the following structure: The first column describes a scikit-learn operation that may include multiple method calls. The second column is a flag for whether or not interoperability is guaranteed with Snowpark pandas. For each of these methods, we validate that passing in Snowpark pandas objects behaves equivalently to passing in pandas objects.

Note

Y stands for yes, i.e., interoperability is guaranteed with this method, and N stands for no.

Note

While some scikit-learn methods accept Snowpark pandas inputs, their performance with Snowpark pandas inputs is often much worse than their performance with native pandas inputs. Generally we recommend converting Snowpark pandas inputs to pandas with to_pandas() before passing them to scikit-learn.

Classification

Operation Interoperable with Snowpark pandas? (Y/N) Notes for current implementation
Fitting a LinearDiscriminantAnalysis classifier with the fit() method and classifying data with the predict() method. Y  

Regression

Operation Interoperable with Snowpark pandas? (Y/N) Notes for current implementation
Fitting a LogisticRegression model with the fit() method and predicting results with the predict() method. Y  

Clustering

Clustering method Interoperable with Snowpark pandas? (Y/N) Notes for current implementation
KMeans.fit() Y  

Dimensionality reduction

Operation Interoperable with Snowpark pandas? (Y/N) Notes for current implementation
Getting the principal components of a numerical dataset with PCA.fit(). Y  

Model selection

Operation Interoperable with Snowpark pandas? (Y/N) Notes for current implementation
Choosing parameters for a LogisticRegression model with RandomizedSearchCV.fit(). Y RandomizedSearchCV causes Snowpark pandas to issue many queries. We strongly recommend converting Snowpark pandas inputs to pandas before using RandomizedSearchCV

Preprocessing

Operation Interoperable with Snowpark pandas? (Y/N) Notes for current implementation
Scaling training data with MaxAbsScaler.fit_transform(). Y