Monthly Archives: November 2009

How to use Cascading with Hadoop Streaming

Last time we talked about how to use a raw MapReduce job in Cascading. Now we are going to up the ante by using Hadoop Streaming as a Flow in Cascading. In this example, we hook a python streaming job into a Cascade. Its pretty easy once you know how to do it: Create a JobConf [...]
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Interval – a ruby library for musical interval arithmetic

Interval interval is a tiny library that provides simple musical note pitch and interval arithmetic. It is intended to do one thing: given a pitch add (or subtract) an interval and give the resulting pitch. Observe: p = Interval::Pitch.from_string("c") i = Interval::Interval.from_string("M3") p2 = p + i p2.to_short_name # => "e"   i.to_s # => "Major Third"   i2 = Interval::Interval.from_string("p5") i2.to_s # => "Perfect Fifth"   (p2 [...]
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Slides for “Introduction to Cascading” Presentation

This week I gave an introductory presentation to Cascading. These are the slides from that presentation. Intro To Cascading View more documents from Nate Murray.
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