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Parsing large amounts of json data with multiple different object types

I have seen a few different questions asking how to parse large json files, but every one of those I have come across have uniform data throughout the json file. Every example I have seen with non-uniform json objects typically involve a for loop which for my case is extremely slow.

Parsing large amounts of json data with multiple different object types

I have seen a few different questions asking how to parse large json files, but every one of those I have come across have uniform data throughout the json file. Every example I have seen with non-uniform json objects typically involve a for loop which for my case is extremely slow.

Parsing large amounts of json data with multiple different object types

I have seen a few different questions asking how to parse large json files, but every one of those I have come across have uniform data throughout the json file. Every example I have seen with non-uniform json objects typically involve a for loop which for my case is extremely slow.

Parsing large amounts of json data with multiple different object types

I have seen a few different questions asking how to parse large json files, but every one of those I have come across have uniform data throughout the json file. Every example I have seen with non-uniform json objects typically involve a for loop which for my case is extremely slow.

Parsing large amounts of json data with multiple different object types

I have seen a few different questions asking how to parse large json files, but every one of those I have come across have uniform data throughout the json file. Every example I have seen with non-uniform json objects typically involve a for loop which for my case is extremely slow.

Statistical analysis from many json files

I have multiple analysis results in different json files in different folders. The experiment implied that 80 subjects underwent 7 tests, and the results of each test (between 5 to 15 values per test per subject) are recorded in one json file.