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! Number of files
 
! Number of files
 
! Number of wiki pages
 
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! Number of categories
 
! Execution Time<br />(seconds)
 
! Execution Time<br />(seconds)
 
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| 589
 
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| 589
 
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| 832
 
| 388
 
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| 117,617
 
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| 51,120
 
| 30.7
 
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| Ratio=589/1
 
| Ratio=589/1
 
| Ratio=1/199
 
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| Ratio=1/61.4
 
| Ratio=12.6/1
 
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* Discuss these results
 
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* If you were to add another column to this table, what quantity would you add?
 
* Identify the parties responsible for this surprising difference
 
* Identify the parties responsible for this surprising difference
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Latest revision as of 08:20, 27 April 2010

Homework #4, Problem #2

  • Conditions:
    • Processing of wiki pages with Hadoop on 6-PC cluster
    • Same Mapper and same Reducer program to process two different input folders



Number of files Number of wiki pages Number of categories Execution Time
(seconds)
589 589 832 388
1 117,617 51,120 30.7
Ratio=589/1 Ratio=1/199 Ratio=1/61.4 Ratio=12.6/1



  • Discuss these results
  • If you were to add another column to this table, what quantity would you add?
  • Identify the parties responsible for this surprising difference

I would add a column showing the number of splits. I think the main culprit is the HDFS, and the fact that a lot of information has to flow through one ethernet switch that is pretty old, and slow...