Hello,I am interested in learning more about the kdb+ platform, specificallythe various APIs that are available for realtime data acquisition andanalysis.What languages are supported for direct interfacing with kdb+? Isthere a Pythonic API for any of the stored data?If one were to implement say for example a Bayesian classifier orother machine learning method, what would be the optimal path be fordeveloping a native interface to the in-memory data stored by kdb+? Iassuming that the q language would be used for primary interfacing forthat data, are there any export, API, or wrappers with q for otherexternal language support?Last but not least, are there any embedded Linux system architecturescurrently supported by kdb+ other than x86-based architectures?Thanks in advance.
Check out https://code.kx.com/trac/wiki/Referencelogin: anonymous pass: anonymousThat Page should have the information you are looking for regardingconnecting to Python.Kx is available for Win, Solaris, OSX and Linuxhttp://kx.com/Developers/software.phpOn Aug 22, 12:10?pm, “G. Perry” <gregperry…> wrote:> Hello,>> I am interested in learning more about the kdb+ platform, specifically> the various APIs that are available for realtime data acquisition and> analysis.>> What languages are supported for direct interfacing with kdb+? ?Is> there a Pythonic API for any of the stored data?>> If one were to implement say for example a Bayesian classifier or> other machine learning method, what would be the optimal path be for> developing a native interface to the in-memory data stored by kdb+? ?I> assuming that the q language would be used for primary interfacing for> that data, are there any export, API, or wrappers with q for other> external language support?>> Last but not least, are there any embedded Linux system architectures> currently supported by kdb+ other than x86-based architectures?>> Thanks in advance.</gregperry…>