SparkR (R on Spark) Overview SparkDataFrame Starting Up: SparkSession Starting Up from RStudio Creating SparkDataFrames From local data frames From Data Sources From Hive tables SparkDataFrame Operations Selecting rows, columns Grouping, Aggregation Operating on Columns Applying User-Defined Function Run a given function on a large dataset using dapply or dapplyCollect dapply dapplyCollect Run a g
Sam Stoelinga Open source contributor and Cloud Architect. Creator of websu.io and bgdestroyer.com Running Computer Vision algos on Spark with OpenCV Fri 22 January 2016 | Last updated on Tue 06 December 2022 This post shows several computer vision steps implemented on top of Spark. OpenCV is used to extract features on top of OpenStack and Spark MLLib KMeans is used to generate our KMeans diction
The code is open-source and available on Github. Introduction Anomaly detection is a method used to detect outliers in a dataset and take some action. Example use cases can be detection of fraud in financial transactions, monitoring machines in a large server network, or finding faulty products in manufacturing. This blog post explains the fundamentals of this Machine Learning algorithm and applie
Swimming upstream on the technology tide, one technology at a time. A collection of articles, tips, and random musings on application development and system design. Some time back I wrote a post titled Hyperparameter Optimization using Monte Carlo Methods, which described an experiment to find optimal hyperparameters for a Scikit-Learn Random Forest classifier. This week, I describe an experiment
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This document discusses Netflix's use of the Meson workflow system to manage heterogeneous machine learning workflows at scale on their Spark clusters. Meson is a general purpose workflow orchestration framework that delegates execution to resource managers like Mesos. It is optimized for machine learning pipelines and supports standard and custom step types, parameter passing between steps, and m
Netflix's Recommendation ML Pipeline Using Apache Spark: Spark Summit East talk by DB Tsai Netflix is the worldâs largest streaming service, with 80 million members in over 250 countries. Netflix uses machine learning to inform nearly every aspect of the product, from the recommendations you get, to the boxart you see, to the decisions made about which TV shows and movies are created. Given this s
We want to make it easy for Netflix members to find great content to fulfill their unique tastes. To do this, we follow a data-driven algorithmic approach based on machine learning, which we have described in past posts and other publications. We aspire to a day when anyone can sit down, turn on Netflix, and the absolute best content for them will automatically start playing. While we are still wa
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Analyzing US flight data on Amazon S3 with sparklyr and Apache Spark 2.0 We posted several blog posts about sparklyr (introduction, automation), which enables you to analyze big data leveraging Apache Spark seamlessly with R. sparklyr, developed by RStudio, is an R interface to Spark that allows users to use Spark as the backend for dplyr, which is the popular data manipulation package for R. If y
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