Thanks Arush! Your example is nice and easy to understand. I am implementing
it through Java though.
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make
some class members transient.
http://spark-summit.org/2014/talk/leveraging-uima-in-spark
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explain which classes need to be Serializable and which of them can
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explain which classes need to be Serializable and which of them can
be left as it is? A clear understanding will help me a lot.
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