Yes, it is not using map reduce - we have our own communication infrastructure written in C++. You can learn more by looking at http://graphlab.org
2011/8/28 myn <[email protected]> > Is that a non hadoop mapreduce project? > > > At 2011-08-28 21:32:51,myn <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > sorry i can`t visit the page > > http://bickson.blogspot.com/2011/08/graphlab-and-mahout-compatability.html > > At 2011-08-28 20:13:06,"Danny Bickson" <[email protected]> wrote: > >Hi Mahouters! > >In the last couple of months we are trying to improve CMU GraphLab's large > >scale machine learning (http://graphlab.org) compatibility with Mahout. > >As a first step, we changed our open source license to Apache. Now we are > >working on writing some of the GraphLab wrapper code in Java, > >thus allowing for better interaction between the projects. Our vision is > to > >use Mahout for the inherently parallel tasks for large scale data it is > very > >good at, > >while having GraphLab functionality of more complex interactions of data. > > > >I am looking for any Mahout users who have large scale matrices that are > >factorized using Mahout SVD, who want to try out GraphLab SVD solver. > >I wrote some code to allow for easy transition between Mahout > >SequetialAccessSparseVector to GraphLab's binary format. If anyone wants > to > >try > >it out, instructions are found on: > > > http://bickson.blogspot.com/2011/08/graphlab-and-mahout-compatability.html > >Any feedback is welcome! > > > >- Danny Bickson > > > >
