• Title: Using Spark from R for Performance with Arbitrary Code
• Author(s) Jozef Hajnala
• Publisher: SparkFromR.com
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• eBook: HTML
• Language: English
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This short publication attempts to provide practical insights into using the sparklyr interface to gain the benefits of Apache Spark while still retaining the ability to use R code organized in custom-built functions and packages.

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• The R Programming Language
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• Data Analysis and Data Mining
• Non-relational/NoSQL Databases

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