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As the data is being pulled from Elasticsearch, there is a whole range of search functions available that could be exposed to allow filtering of the data retrieved.
For example, analysed text and fuzzy queries could be used to identify a corpus for analysis in eland.
++ on doing this, and it should be relatively easy to AND an ES query with any pandas functions - i.e. we could support pandas and ES DSL queries on the same eland.DataFrame.
@sethmlarson - nice issue to get into some of the core code. Happy to help if you need?
As the data is being pulled from Elasticsearch, there is a whole range of search functions available that could be exposed to allow filtering of the data retrieved.
For example, analysed text and fuzzy queries could be used to identify a corpus for analysis in eland.
We could support this through something like mirroring the elasticsearch-py search functions
https://elasticsearch-py.readthedocs.io/en/master/api.html#elasticsearch.Elasticsearch.search
https://elasticsearch-py.readthedocs.io/en/master/api.html#elasticsearch.Elasticsearch.msearch
That way the user could choose between the pandas compatible/mirrored functions or the Elasticsearch specific extensions.
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