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Matthew Hayes closed DATAFU-63.
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Resolution: Won't Do
Closing this as it is quite old and there have been no updates.
> SimpleRandomSample by a fixed number
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> Key: DATAFU-63
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DATAFU-63
> Project: DataFu
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Reporter: jian wang
> Assignee: jian wang
> Priority: Major
>
> SimpleRandomSample currently supports random sampling by probability, it does
> not support random sample a fixed number of items. ReserviorSample may do the
> work but since it relies on an in-memory priority queue, memory issue may
> happen if we are going to sample a huge number of items, eg: sample 100M from
> 100G data.
> Suggested approach is to create a new class "SimpleRandomSampleByCount" that
> uses Manuver's rejection threshold to reject items whose weight exceeds the
> threshold as we go from mapper to combiner to reducer. The majority part of
> the algorithm will be very similar to SimpleRandomSample, except that we do
> not use Berstein's theory to accept items and replace probability p = k / n,
> k is the number of items to sample, n is the total number of items local in
> mapper, combiner and reducer.
> Quote this requirement from others:
> "Hi folks,
> Question: does anybody know if there is a quicker way to randomly sample a
> specified number of rows from grouped data? I’m currently doing this, since
> it appears that the SAMPLE operator doesn’t work inside FOREACH statements:
> photosGrouped = GROUP photos BY farm;
> agg = FOREACH photosGrouped {
> rnds = FOREACH photos GENERATE *, RANDOM() as rnd;
> ordered_rnds = ORDER rnds BY rnd;
> limitSet = LIMIT ordered_rnds 5000;
> GENERATE group AS farm,
> FLATTEN(limitSet.(photo_id, server, secret)) AS (photo_id, server,
> secret);
> };
> This approach seems clumsy, and appears to run quite slowly (I’m assuming the
> ORDER/LIMIT isn’t great for performance). Is there a less awkward way to do
> this?
> Thanks,
> "
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