Mapping surprisal data througth hadoop type distributed file systems
AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorsTom Deutsch, Robert R. Friedlander, James R. Kraemer, Josko Silobrcic
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AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorsTom Deutsch, Robert R. Friedlander, James R. Kraemer, Josko Silobrcic
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A method, system and computer program product for reducing an amount of data representing a genetic sequence of an organism using a Hadoop type distributed file system. The method including the steps of breaking a surprisal data filter and an uncompressed genetic sequence into blocks of data of a fixed size; distributing the blocks of data to the plurality of worker nodes within the clusters and replicating the blocks of data within each of the worker nodes; tasking the plurality of worker nodes to perform a map job comprising mapping the surprisal data filter relative to the uncompressed genetic sequence; and when a worker node has reported a completion of the map job, tasking the worker node with a reduce job based on a specific key to an output of surprisal data and associated metadata.
A method for reducing an amount of data representing a genetic sequence of an organism using a file distributed system comprising a series of clusters coupled together, each cluster having at least one master node and a plurality of worker nodes, comprising:
A computer program product for reducing an amount of data representing a genetic sequence of an organism using a file distributed system comprising a series of clusters coupled together, each cluster having at least one master node and a plurality of worker nodes, the computer program product comprising:
A system for reducing an amount of data representing a genetic sequence of an organism using a file distributed system comprising a series of clusters coupled together, each cluster having at least one master node and a plurality of worker nodes, the system comprising:
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