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thanks for the feedback.
I tried your suggestion using the --files option, but still no luck. I've
also checked and made sure that the libraries the .so files need are also
there. When I look at the SparkUI/Environment tab, the
`spark.executorEnv.LD_LIBRARY_PATH` is pointing to the correct librari
hey guys,
I'm hoping someone could provide some assistance. I'm having issues
(UnsatisfiedLinkError) calling some native libraries when submitting the
application in "cluster" mode. When running the application in local mode,
the application runs fine. Here's what my setup looks like.
The .so fil
Hey guys, I've been digging around trying to figure out if I should
transition from RDDs to DataFrames. I'm currently using RDDs to represent
tiles of binary imagery data and I'm wondering if representing the data as a
DataFrame is a better solution.
To get my feet wet, I did a little comparison o
Hey all,
I was wondering what the best course of action is for processing an image
that has an involved internal structure (file headers, sub-headers, image
data, more sub-headers, more kinds of data etc). I was hoping to get some
insight on the approach I'm using and whether there is a better, mo
I'm working with a single image file that consists of headers and a multitude
of different of data segment types (each data segment having its own
sub-header that contains meta data). Currently using Hadoop's HDFS.
Example file layout:
| Header | Seg A-1 Sub-Header | Seg A-1 Data | Seg A-2 SubHdr
