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In the docs, there is the same explanation for using rolling windows as when using Pandas. Although, in the case of BigFrames only a int is accepted while the docs state different. In this way, I can't use something like a str (7d) or a timedelta. These options are pretty vital to the rolling method in Pandas. Is there something I am overlooking (I looked in the source code of BigFrames and it seems that only an int is accepted as its arguments).
In the docs, there is the same explanation for using rolling windows as when using Pandas. Although, in the case of BigFrames only a
intis accepted while the docs state different. In this way, I can't use something like astr(7d) or atimedelta. These options are pretty vital to the rolling method in Pandas. Is there something I am overlooking (I looked in the source code of BigFrames and it seems that only anintis accepted as its arguments).