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<|repo_name|>lucasfleck/BigDataAnalytics<|file_sep|>/src/ScalableKMeansClustering.scala import org.apache.spark.{SparkContext, SparkConf} import org.apache.spark.rdd.RDD object ScalableKMeansClustering { def main(args: Array[String]) { val conf = new SparkConf().setAppName("ScalableKMeansClustering").setMaster("local[*]") val sc = new SparkContext(conf) val input = sc.textFile("input.txt") val k = 5 //Number of clusters var numIterations = 20 // Initialize centroids randomly from first k points var points = input.map(line => line.split(",")).map(p => (0,p(0).toDouble,p(1).toDouble)) var centroids = points.takeSample(false,k) var centroids_rdd = sc.parallelize(centroids) var points_rdd = sc.parallelize(points) //Run k-means algorithm until convergence var converged = false while (!converged && numIterations > 0) { println("Iteration: " + (21 - numIterations)) println("Centroids:" + centroids.mkString(",")) //Assign clusters var clusters = points_rdd.map(point => { val clusterId = findNearest(point._2.toDouble,point._3.toDouble)(centroids_rdd) (clusterId,(point._1+1,point._2.toDouble,point._3.toDouble)) }).groupByKey() //Compute new centroids var new_centroids = clusters.map(cluster => { val id = cluster._1 val points = cluster._2 val centroid_id = (id+1) val centroid_x = points.map(p => p._2).reduce((a,b) => a+b)/points.size val centroid_y = points.map(p => p._3).reduce((a,b) => a+b)/points.size (centroid_id,(centroid_x,centroid_y)) }).collect() if (new_centroids.sameElements(centroids)) { converged = true } else { centroids_rdd.unpersist() centroids = new_centroids centroids_rdd = sc.parallelize(centroids) numIterations -= 1 } } // Print results if (converged) { println("Converged") } else { println("Did not converge") } println("Final centroids:" + centroids.mkString(",")) } // Find nearest centroid given x,y coordinates def findNearest(x:Double,y:Double)(centroids:RDD[(Int,(Double,Double))]):Int = { var minDist = Double.MaxValue var minId = -1 centroids.collect().foreach(centroid => { val distSqrd = Math.pow(x-centroid._2._1 , 2) + Math.pow(y-centroid._2._2 , 2) if (distSqrd <= minDist) { minDist = distSqrd minId = centroid._1 } }) return minId; } } <|repo_name|>lucasfleck/BigDataAnalytics<|file_sep|>/src/ScalablePageRank.scala import org.apache.spark.{SparkContext} import org.apache.spark.rdd.RDD object ScalablePageRank { def main(args: Array[String]) { // Set up Spark context with name "Scalable PageRank" val conf = new SparkConf().setAppName("Scalable PageRank").setMaster("local[*]") val sc = new SparkContext(conf) // Read input file into RDD format val input_lines : RDD[String] = sc.textFile("input.txt") // Extract vertices from input lines; each vertex has a unique id starting at zero. val vertices : RDD[(Int,String)] = input_lines.flatMap(line => line.split("\s+")) .distinct() .zipWithIndex() // Broadcast vertices so they are accessible by all nodes in parallel computation. val vertices_bcast : Broadcast[collection.Map[Int,String]] = sc.broadcast(vertices.collectAsMap()) // Extract edges from input lines; each edge is represented by two vertices. val edges : RDD[((String,String),Int)] = input_lines.flatMap(line => line.split("\s+")) .map(word => (vertices_bcast.value(word),word)) .flatMap(edge => { if (edge._1 != null) Some(edge) else None }) .filter(edge => edge._1 != null) .map(edge => ((edge._1._1.toString(),edge._1._2.toString()),edge._2)) .groupByKey() .mapValues(_.size) // Build adjacency list representation of graph. val adj_list : RDD[(String,RDD[(String,RDD[Int])])] = edges.groupByKey().flatMapValues(e => e.map(edge => (vertices_bcast.value(edge).toString(),sc.parallelize(Seq(edge))))) .mapValues(edges_rdd => edges_rdd.groupByKey()) .map(adj_list_edge => (adj_list_edge._1._1.toString(),adj_list_edge._2.map(edge_set => (edge_set._1.toString(),edge_set._2)))) // Assign initial PageRank value 1/N where N is total number of vertices. var page_rank : RDD[(String,(Double,RDD[(String,RDD[Int])]))] = adj_list.map(adj_list_edge => (adj_list_edge._1, (1.0 / adj_list.count(), adj_list_edge._2))) // Run PageRank algorithm until convergence. var prev_page_rank : RDD[(String,(Double,RDD[(String,RDD[Int])]))] = page_rank.map(page_rank_edge => (page_rank_edge._1, (-1000.0, page_rank_edge._2))) while (!page_rank.join(prev_page_rank).isEmpty()) { prev_page_rank.unpersist(false) prev_page_rank.persist() prev_page_rank.cache() page_rank.cache() page_rank.unpersist(false) page_rank.persist() // Calculate current PageRank value for each vertex. page_rank = adj_list.join(page_rank).flatMapValues(adj_pagerank => adj_pagerank._2._2.flatMap(out_edges => out_edges.map(out_edge => ((out_edge._1, out_edge._2.map(in_degree => ((adj_pagerank._1, out_edges.filter(e=>e==out_edge).size.toDouble/in_degree.size), out_edges.filter(e=>e==out_edge)))))))) .reduceByKey((x,y) => x.zip(y).map(xy => xy._1 + xy._2)) .mapValues(vectors => vectors.map(vector => vector.map(pair => pair.productIterator.next() * 0.85 + 0.15 / vectors.size))) // Calculate previous PageRank value for each vertex. prev_page_rank = page_rank.map(pagerank => pagerank.swap) .reduceByKey((x,y) => x.zip(y).map(xy=>xy.productIterator.next())) .map(pageranks => pageranks.swap) .sortByKey() .zipWithIndex() .map(indexed_pagerank => (vertices_bcast.value(indexed_pagerank.swap)._1.toString(), indexed_pagerank.swap)) } // Print results. prev_page_rank.collect.foreach(page_rank => println(vertices_bcast.value(page_rank.swap)+" "+page_rank)) } } <|file_sep|># BigDataAnalytics This repository contains Scala implementations of scalable algorithms developed during my Masters degree in Big Data Analytics. ## Scalable PageRank Algorithm The scalable version of PageRank was implemented using Apache Spark's Resilient Distributed Dataset abstraction. The algorithm was tested using [WikiVote dataset](http://snap.stanford.edu/data/wiki-Vote.html). ## Scalable K-Means Clustering Algorithm The scalable version of K-Means Clustering was implemented using Apache Spark's Resilient Distributed Dataset abstraction. The algorithm was tested using synthetic data generated using Python's NumPy library. ## References * A. Muthukrishnan & S. Rajaraman. *Data-Intensive Text Processing with MapReduce.* Morgan & Claypool Publishers, Nov 2014. * T. H. Cormen et al. *Introduction to Algorithms.* MIT Press / McGraw-Hill Higher Education; Fourth edition edition (2013). * J.D.McCune et al., "Spark vs MapReduce", [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VtP9QkM6s7I](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VtP9QkM6s7I), Accessed June 2015.<|file_sep|># Python script that generates synthetic data for testing scalable k-means clustering algorithm. import numpy as np # Number of datapoints per cluster. N=1000 # Generate datapoints belonging to four clusters. X=np.concatenate([np.random.randn(N)+3,np.random.randn(N)-3,np.random.randn(N)+7,np.random.randn(N)-7]) # Add noise term. X+=np.random.randn(len(X))/5 # Write data to text file. np.savetxt('input.txt',X.reshape(len(X),1),fmt='%f') <|file_sep|>#pragma once #include "stdafx.h" //TODO: // - Investigate memory leaks // - Change default encoding // - Fix xml parsing // - Check errors in parsing // - Check errors in runtime // - Add support for CSS style sheets // - Add support for attributes // - Implement IXMLDOMDocument::loadFromStream #define CMarkup_CLASS_DECL public: CMarkup(); virtual ~CMarkup(); virtual BOOL Load(LPCTSTR lpszFile); virtual BOOL Load(CString &str); class CMarkup { public: CMarkup(); virtual ~CMarkup(); BOOL Load(LPCTSTR lpszFile); BOOL Load(CString &str); protected: enum { MARKUP_NOTHING, MARKUP_ELEMENT, MARKUP_ATTRS, MARKUP_DATA, MARKUP_CDATA, MARKUP_COMMENT, MARKUP_PI, MARKUP_DTD, }; struct MarkupState { int nType; int nDepth; }; struct MarkupElement { int nType; CString strName; CString strValue; int nDepth; int nAttrsCount; CStringArray arrAttrs; }; struct MarkupData { int nType; CString strValue; int nDepth; }; protected: BOOL m_bLoadStatus; CMarkupState m_state; std::vector m_arrElements; std::vector m_arrData; protected: BOOL Parse(LPCTSTR lpszFile); BOOL Parse(CString &str); BOOL ParseOpenTag(CMarkupElement **ppElement); BOOL ParseCloseTag(CMarkupElement **ppElement); BOOL ParseAttrs(CMarkupElement **ppElement); BOOL ParseData(CMarkupData **ppData); CString GetTagName(LPCTSTR lpszSrc); BOOL IsTagName(LPCTSTR lpszSrc); void DeleteAllElements(); void DeleteAllDatas(); }; <|repo_name|>DustinOwens/CMarkup<|file_sep|>/CMarkup.cpp #include "stdafx.h" #include "CMarkup.h" CMarkup::CMarkup() { m_state.nType = MARKUP_NOTHING; m_state.nDepth = 0; m_bLoadStatus = FALSE; DeleteAllElements(); DeleteAllDatas(); } CMarkup::~CMarkup() { DeleteAllElements(); DeleteAllDatas(); } BOOL CMarkup::Load(LPCTSTR lpszFile) { return Parse(lpszFile); } BOOL CMarkup::Load(CString &str) { return Parse(str); } BOOL CMarkup::Parse(LPCTSTR lpszFile) { FILE *