hi, actually the same happens to me on my macbook pro when not plugged to power
but with battery
and twice if i am using hdfs
in my case it seems like in power saving mode jvm commands has a very high
latency
i.e. a simple "hdfs dfs -ls /“ takes about 20 seconds when only on battery, so
it is
it sounds unreasonable for me, because I'm working on other Java projects
also, non of them takes that long to fire up JVM. Strange !
Do you have any suggestion to fix this ?
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Hi Martin,
I'm really glad to see that you've started using Gelly :)
I think that a graph summarization library method would be a great
addition!
Let me know if you need help and if you want to discuss ideas or other
methods.
Cheers,
Vasia.
On 17 July 2015 at 12:25, Martin Junghanns wrote:
>
Hi Flavio,
Gelly currently makes no sanity checks regarding the input graph data.
We decided to leave it to the user to check that they have a valid graph,
for performance reasons.
That means that there might exist Gelly methods that assume that your input
graph is valid, i.e. no duplicate vertice
Hi,
yes, it is in one row. Each row represents a patient that has values of 20.000
different genes stored in one column family and one value of health status in a
second column family.
> Am 18.07.2015 um 15:38 schrieb Stephan Ewen :
>
> This error is in the HBase RPC Service. Apparently the R
This error is in the HBase RPC Service. Apparently the RPC message is very
large.
Is the data that you request in one row?
Am 18.07.2015 00:50 schrieb "Lydia Ickler" :
> Hi all,
>
> I am trying to read a data set from HBase within a cluster application.
> The data is about 90MB big.
>
> When I ru
The job is quite simple..it just reads 10 parquet dirs, extract some infos
out of the thrift objects and generates Tuple3,make a project() and a
distinct() to call an external service only for some of the extracted ids
(the external service translates the local id into a global one).
Then there are
