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    StreamingDataFrame["StreamingDataFrame"]
    Stream["Stream"]
    StreamingSeries["StreamingSeries"]
    Window["Window"]
    Join["Join"]
    StreamingDataFrame -- "defines processing logic for" --> Stream
    StreamingDataFrame -- "configures" --> StreamingSeries
    StreamingDataFrame -- "configures" --> Window
    StreamingDataFrame -- "configures" --> Join
    Stream -- "receives definitions from" --> StreamingDataFrame
    Stream -- "orchestrates" --> StreamingSeries
    Stream -- "orchestrates" --> Window
    Stream -- "orchestrates" --> Join
    StreamingSeries -- "applies transformations to data flow via" --> Stream
    Window -- "processes results with" --> Stream
    Join -- "integrates data into pipeline with" --> Stream
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The Stream Processing Engine subsystem is the core of the quix-streams project, providing the declarative API and underlying mechanisms for real-time data transformations. It consumes messages from Kafka, processes them according to defined logic, and produces results.

StreamingDataFrame

Provides the high-level, declarative API for users to define data transformations, aggregations, and routing logic on streaming data. It acts as the primary interface for building stream processing pipelines.

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Stream

The core internal component that manages the actual sequence and lineage of operations applied to a data stream. It represents the underlying processing graph and executes the transformations defined by StreamingDataFrame.

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StreamingSeries

Enables various element-wise and column-wise operations (arithmetic, comparison, logical, data manipulation) on individual data series (columns) within a StreamingDataFrame. It provides the granular data manipulation capabilities.

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Window

Defines and manages windows of data for aggregations (e.g., tumbling, hopping, sliding windows). It handles the logic for collecting, aggregating, and expiring data within these windows, crucial for time-based stream processing.

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Join

Provides mechanisms to join streaming data with other streams or external lookup tables. It manages data fetching, caching, and processing of join keys, enabling complex data correlation across streams.

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