This document discusses PySpark and how it relates to Spark, Hadoop, and Python for data analysis (PyData). It provides an overview of key PySpark concepts like RDDs and DataFrames. It also discusses common file formats like Parquet and Apache Arrow that can be used with PySpark for efficient data storage and transfer between Spark and Python tools.
20170927 pydata tokyo データサイエンスな皆様に送る分散処理の基礎の基礎、そしてPySparkの勘所Ryuji Tamagawa
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This document discusses PySpark and how it relates to Python, Spark, and big data frameworks. Some key points discussed include:
- PySpark allows users to write Spark applications in Python, enabling Python users to leverage Spark's capabilities for large-scale data processing.
- PySpark supports both the RDD API and DataFrame API for working with distributed datasets. It also integrates with Spark libraries like MLlib, GraphX, and Spark SQL.
- The document discusses how PySpark fits into the broader Spark and Hadoop ecosystems. It also covers topics like Parquet and Apache Arrow for efficient data serialization between Python and Spark.
PySparkの勘所(20170630 sapporo db analytics showcase) Ryuji Tamagawa
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This document discusses PySpark and how it relates to Spark, Hadoop, and Python for data analysis (PyData). PySpark allows users to write Spark programs using Python APIs, access Spark functionality from Python, and interface between Spark and PyData tools like pandas. It also covers Spark file formats like Parquet that can improve performance when used with PySpark and PyData tools.
1. PyData is a community for users and developers of open-source data tools in Python including NumPy, Pandas, SciPy, scikit-learn, IPython, and Jupyter.
2. Pandas is a software library written for data manipulation and analysis in Python, built on top of NumPy and SciPy. It provides data structures and operations for working with relational or labeled data and time series.
3. Jupyter Notebook is an open-source web application that allows users to create and share documents that contain live code, equations, visualizations and explanatory text. It supports over 40 programming languages including Python, R and Julia.
This document discusses using Python, Pandas, and Spark 2.0 for data analysis. It covers loading CSV and other data formats into Pandas and Spark DataFrames, using Parquet for efficient storage, and transferring data between Pandas and Spark for hybrid processing using CPUs and SSDs. The last part discusses new features in Spark 2.0 like SQL support on DataFrames and improved Python integration.
This document discusses Python and the pandas library. It provides an overview of Python's history and advantages, such as being easy to learn and having a large standard library. It also discusses the major Python data analysis packages NumPy, SciPy, matplotlib, and pandas. Pandas allows importing data from various sources, manipulating datasets, and performing operations on labeled and indexed data. The document also covers using pandas with other tools like Spark, visualization with matplotlib, and IDEs and notebooks for Python development.
Performant data processing with PySpark, SparkR and DataFrame APIRyuji Tamagawa
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This document discusses using PySpark, SparkR and DataFrame APIs to perform efficient data processing with Apache Spark. It explains that while Python and R can be used with Spark, performance may be slower than Java and Scala since data needs to be transferred between the JVM and the non-JVM language runtime. DataFrame APIs allow working with data within the JVM, avoiding this overhead and providing near-native performance when using Python, R or other non-JVM languages. Examples demonstrate how to use DataFrames and SQL with filters to optimize performance before using user-defined functions that require data transfer. Ingesting data in a DataFrame-native format like Parquet is also recommended for efficiency.
My Talk at GCPUG-Taiwan on 2015/5/8.
You use BigQuery with SQL, but the internal work of BigQuery is very different from traditional Relational Database systems you may familiar with.
One of the way to understand how BigQuery works is to see it from the cost you pay for BigQuery. Knowing how to save money while using BigQuery is to know how BigQuery works to some extent.
In this session, let’s talk about practical knowledge (saving money) and exciting technology (how BigQuery works)!
lessons learned from talking at rakuten technology conferenceRyuji Tamagawa
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The document describes the author's experience speaking at the Rakuten Technology Conference in 2014. It discusses the author's initial doubts about being able to give a good presentation. However, the author decided to focus on doing their best and not apologizing for weaknesses like language skills. While unsure if the presentation was successful, the author was happy they were invited and hoped the audience found value. The overall lesson was that public speaking at conferences is enjoyable and a chance to network, learn about colleagues, and gain motivation to keep sharing knowledge.