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Computational Social Science, Lecture 04: Counting at Scale, Part II
- 1. Counting @ Scale Part II Sharad Goel Columbia University Computational Social Science: Lecture 4 February 15, 2013
- 2. Descriptive statistics (as opposed to inferential statistics) is about counting contingency tables means, variances, quantiles summaries of conditional distributions
- 3. Counting @ scale conceptually easy computationally hard
- 4. MapReduce: Simplifed Data Processing on Large Clusters Jeffrey Dean and Sanjay Ghemawat OSDI, 2004
- 5. Map assign each input line to one or more groups Shuffle aggregate groups Reduce operate on grouped data
- 6. Map assign each input line to one or more groups v [(k1, v1), …, (km, vm)] Shuffle aggregate groups Reduce operate on grouped data (k, [v1, …, vn]) [w1, …, wp]
- 7. Group Average Input views (user, movie, rating) Output average (mean & median) by movie
- 8. Group Average Map identity (key := movie) Reduce movie group average
- 9. The Insight of MapReduce One can efficiently group identical items Many tasks are computationally easier on grouped data
- 10. Filter Input arbitrary data & filter condition Output subset of input data satisfying condition
- 11. Filter Map input input if condition(input) else pass Reduce identity
- 12. Distinct Input set of items Output subset of distinct items
- 13. Distinct Map identity Reduce grouped items single item from group
- 14. Sample Input set of items & sample probability p Output random subset of items
- 15. Sample Map input input if rand(0,1) < p else pass Reduce identity
- 16. Sort Input set of items (and a key) Output ordered set of items
- 17. Sort Map identity, with all data assigned to the same key Reduce identity *all the work happens in the shuffle
- 18. Sort Map identity, with key := first letter of line Reduce identity *all the work happens in the shuffle
- 19. Sort Sample generate a small sample of the data (with MapReduce) Determine breakpoints sort the sample and compute percentiles
- 20. Sort Map identity, with key determined by breakpoints Reduce identity *most of the work happens in the shuffle
- 21. Combining data Example for each user, want to compute the average popularity of the movies they watch Problem one file contains views (user, movie); another file contains popularity (movie, rank)
- 22. Joins User Movie 23 829 789 24 User Movie Rank 234 5678 23 829 34 7 24 789 24 100 234 5678 4 Movie Rank 7 24 100 5678 4 24 100 829 34
- 23. Nested-Loop Joins For each user in users: For each movie in movies: if user.movie_id == movie.id: output user.id, movie.id, movie.rating
- 24. Sort-Merge Joins User Movie 789 24 7 24 User Movie Rank 23 829 789 24 100 234 5678 7 24 100 23 829 34 Movie Rank 234 5678 4 24 100 829 34 5678 4
- 25. Hash Joins User Movie 23 829 789 24 234 5678 7 24 Movie Rank 5678 4 24 100 829 34
- 26. Distributed Joins Map reduce key := hash(join key) Reduce local (sort-merge) join *also need to keep track of which table is the left and which is the right
- 27. Joins { inner, left, right, outer }
- 28. User Movie User Sex 23 829 23 male 789 24 789 female 234 5678 234 female 7 24 7 male 789 90 26 male 23 758 567 female 23 39 2 female 2 782
- 29. User Sex User Activity 23 male 23 3 789 female 789 2 234 female 234 1 7 male 7 1 26 male 789 90 567 female 2 1 2 female
- 30. User Sex User Activity 23 male 23 3 789 female 789 2 234 female 234 1 7 male 7 1 26 male 789 90 567 female 2 1 2 female User Sex Activity 23 male 3 Left Join 789 female 2 234 female 1 7 male 1 26 male 567 female 2 female 1
- 31. User Sex User Activity 23 male 23 3 789 female 789 2 234 female 234 1 7 male 7 1 26 male 789 90 567 female 2 1 2 female User Sex Activity Inner Join 23 male 3 789 female 2 234 female 1 7 male 1 2 female 1
- 32. Inner join returns pairs of rows in tables A & B that match join condition Left (outer) join returns all rows from an inner join plus rows in the left table that do not match to the right table Full (outer) join returns all rows from an inner join plus rows in either table that do not match to the other
- 33. Map-side Joins Map load (smaller) table into memory stream through (larger) table and find matches Reduce identity
- 34. MapReduce Ops Map-only Filter, sample, map-side joins Map & Reduce groupby, distinct, sort, join
- 35. The long tail Input (user, movie) views Output for each user, average popularity of movies they watch
- 36. Step 1. compute movie popularity group views by movie & count
- 37. Step 2. Rank movies sort by popularity
- 38. Step 3. merge view and ranking data join views and movie popularity tables
- 39. Step 4. compute eccentricity group views/ranking by user and compute eccentricity
- 40. Pig Latin: A Not-So-Foreign Language for Data Processing Olston, Reed, Srivastava, Kumar, and Tomkins SIGMOD, 2008