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Fix typos in docs/compilation (#787)
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return s.cummax()
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Please note that last two options would result in performing boxing/unboxing which could signifficantly affect performance.
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Please note that last two options would result in performing boxing/unboxing which could significantly affect performance.
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For more details on performance see :ref:`Getting Performance With Intel® SDC <performance>`
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The :py:class:`pandas.Series` are built upon :py:class:`numpy.ndarray`, which does not support
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``NaN`` values for integers and booleans. For that reason `Pandas*`_ dynamically converts integer columns to floating point ones
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when ``NaN`` values are needed. Intel SDC doesn't perform such convertion and it is user responsobility to manually
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when ``NaN`` values are needed. Intel SDC doesn't perform such conversion and it is user responsibility to manually
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convert from integer data to floating point data.
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Alternatively you can take file reading out of the compiled region.
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Note: if data file contains integer data with empy positions (Nans) it is highly recomended to manually specify column type to float.
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Note: if data file contains integer data with empty positions (Nans) it is highly recommended to manually specify column type to float.

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