docs: add udf rewriting blog post #10763
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@IndexSeek Ready for your review, when you get a chance. Thank you. |
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This looks great, @hussainsultan! I just proofread and gave some grammatical feedback. I tried quickgrove the other day, and it worked well! We usually try not to exceed 90 characters per line to make it easier to review/edit, could you wrap those? (https://ibis-project.org/contribute/03_style#text-formatting) |
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Add a blog post detailing the experience of adding and rewriting a UDF using Ibis. The use-case is to perform predicate pushdown on a special UDF that is capable of running and pruning XGBoost trees.
Zulip chat: predicate pushdown mechanism that works on XGBoost/GBM models
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