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I've searched high and low to use broadcast variables in R.
Is is possible at all? I don't see them mentioned in the SparkR API.
Or is there another way of using this feature?
I need to share a large amount of data between executors.
At the moment, I get warned about my task being too large.
I
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I've searched high and low to use broadcast variables in R.
Is is possible at all? I don't see them mentioned in the SparkR API.
Or is there another way of using this feature?
I need to share a large amount of data between executors.
At the moment, I get warned about my task being too large
