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| You are given data consisting of (31-bit integer, string data) pairs. These are available in plain text format: | You are given data consisting of (31-bit integer, string data) pairs. These are available in plain text format: | ||
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| - | | /home/straka/hadoop/example-inputs/ | + | | /net/projects/hadoop/examples/inputs/ |
| - | | /home/straka/hadoop/example-inputs/ | + | | /net/projects/hadoop/examples/inputs/ |
| - | | /home/straka/hadoop/example-inputs/ | + | | /net/projects/hadoop/examples/inputs/ |
| You can assume that the integers are uniformly distributed. | You can assume that the integers are uniformly distributed. | ||
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| ===== Nonuniform data ===== | ===== Nonuniform data ===== | ||
| - | The | + | Assuming uniformity of the integer keys is quite a big deal. Try improving your solution to sort keys with any distribution. You can use the exponentially distributed data available here: |
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| - | | /home/straka/hadoop/example-inputs/ | + | | /net/projects/hadoop/examples/inputs/ |
| - | | /home/straka/hadoop/example-inputs/ | + | | /net/projects/hadoop/examples/inputs/ |
| - | | /home/straka/hadoop/example-inputs/ | + | | /net/projects/hadoop/examples/inputs/ |
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| + | Assume we want to produce //r// output files. One of the solutions is to perform two Hadoop jobs: | ||
| + | - Go through the data and sample only a small fraction of the keys. As there are not so many of them, they can fit in one reducer. | ||
| + | - Find best //r-1// integer separators using the sampled data. | ||
| + | - Run the second pass, using the separators to guide the partitioning. | ||
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