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cascalog.cascading.stats

Namespace implementing stats processing for the Cascading planner.

Namespace implementing stats processing for the Cascading planner.
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cascalog.in-memory.platform

The In-Memory platform enables Cascalog to query data without the need for Hadoop. Instead, the data is manipulated entirely in-memory using just Clojure.

First, Cascalog converts the generators into tuples (which are just a sequence of maps). Cascalog then maps, filters, and aggregates the tuples. Finally, it uses sinks to output the resulting tuples.

The In-Memory platform enables Cascalog to query data without the
need for Hadoop.  Instead, the data is manipulated entirely in-memory
using just Clojure.

First, Cascalog converts the generators into tuples (which are just a
sequence of maps).  Cascalog then maps, filters, and aggregates
the tuples.  Finally, it uses sinks to output the resulting tuples.
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cascalog.in-memory.testing

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cascalog.in-memory.tuple

Tuples encapsulate the data that Cascalog queries. An individual tuple contains a field name and a value. It is represented as a map. So tuples are just a sequence of maps, and an example is: [{'?num' 1} {'?num' 2}].

Tuples encapsulate the data that Cascalog queries.  An individual
tuple contains a field name and a value.  It is represented as a map.
So tuples are just a sequence of maps, and an example is:
[{'?num' 1} {'?num' 2}].
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cascalog.logic.predmacro

This namespace contains functions that help to define predicate macro instances, and compile predicate macro instances out into sequences of RawPredicate instances.

This namespace contains functions that help to define predicate
macro instances, and compile predicate macro instances out into
sequences of RawPredicate instances.
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