singhpratech opened a new issue, #1296:
URL: https://github.com/apache/arrow-go/issues/1296

   **Describe the enhancement requested**
   
   `compute.GetFunctionRegistry()` in v18.7.0 registers 85 functions, all 
scalar (80) or vector (5).
   `FuncScalarAgg` and `FuncHashAgg` exist as kinds, but no function of either 
kind is registered: `sum`,
   `mean`, `min`, `max`, `min_max`, `count`, `count_distinct`, `any`, `all`, 
`variance`, `stddev`,
   `hash_sum` and `hash_count` are all absent. The package documentation 
describes "an Acero-like arrow
   compute engine" and marks the package experimental, but does not say that 
aggregation is not
   implemented, so a reader coming from pyarrow.compute or the C++ function 
list discovers it by a
   failed lookup.
   
   Go 1.27.1, macOS 26.6 (arm64), arrow-go v18.7.0. On v18.8.0-rc1 the registry 
holds 89 functions (76
   scalar, 8 vector, 5 meta), still none of aggregate kind.
   
   ```go
   reg := compute.GetFunctionRegistry()
   names := reg.GetFunctionNames()
   kinds := map[string]int{}
   for _, n := range names {
       fn, _ := reg.GetFunction(n)
       kinds[fn.Kind().String()]++
   }
   fmt.Println(len(names), kinds)
   for _, n := range []string{"sum", "mean", "min_max", "count", "hash_sum"} {
       _, ok := reg.GetFunction(n)
       fmt.Println(n, ok)
   }
   ```
   
   Output:
   
   ```
   85 map[Scalar:80 Vector:5]
   sum false
   mean false
   min_max false
   count false
   hash_sum false
   ```
   
   **What would help**
   
   Either of two things, and ideally both: a sentence in the `compute` package 
documentation listing
   what is and is not implemented (scalar and vector functions yes; scalar 
aggregates and hash
   aggregates not yet), and the aggregates themselves, starting with `sum`, 
`min_max`, `count` and
   `mean` over the primitive types. Context: a binding that uses arrow-go's 
kernels as the reference for
   its own reductions and group-bys currently has to write those references as 
plain Go loops.
   
   **Component(s)**
   
   Go, Compute
   


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