Mastering Large Datasets with Python Parallelize and Distribute Your Python Code.pdf
What's inside ā¢ An introduction to the map and reduce paradigm ā¢ Parallelization with the multiprocessing module and pathos framework ā¢ Hadoop and Spark for distributed computing ā¢ Running AWS jobs to process large datasets
Mastering Large Datasets with Python Parallelize and Distribute Your Python Code.pdf
What's inside ā¢ An introduction to the map and reduce paradigm ā¢ Parallelization with the multiprocessing module and pathos framework ā¢ Hadoop and Spark for distributed computing ā¢ Running AWS jobs to process large datasets
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