Improve sort_values
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Currently sort_values
sorts the values and updates the index/columns based off of the sorted values. We’d like to create a more efficient way of sorting and preferably something that actually parallelizes the work.
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Hey @eavidan, quick update. I have started working on this a bit to get a baseline for performance and see where it fits in. I will report back when I have a working prototype integrated with Modin.
Thanks @eavidan! I should be able to get to this tomorrow. At a glance, it looks pretty good. We should be able to abstract out the core logic and fit it into Modin. Thanks again!