Thanks Tim. Interesting suggestion. Would you be suggesting appending the dataframes generated in the for loop to something like a pickle file?
Would there be any memory issues holding that file open while all las files are being read and appended?
Thanks Tim. Interesting suggestion. Would you be suggesting appending the dataframes generated in the for loop to something like a pickle file?
Would there be any memory issues holding that file open while all las files are being read and appended?
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