What do you want to do? Map-reduce is batch processing, whereas a UIMA
AE works online, so this doesn't really fit.
In Mahout map-reduce is usually used for training, not e.g. for applying
a trained classifier. So you would train whichever way you want (e.g.
using map-reduce, etc.), but your
Hi
I suppose you could expose MapReduce jobs as UIMA components but it would
certainly be easier to do the other way round and use e.g. Behemoth [1] to
run the UIMA PEARs on MapReduce.
HTH
Julien
[1] https://github.com/DigitalPebble/behemoth
On 13 February 2013 22:47, Som Satpathy
We tackled this same issue. Ultimately, since a UIMA process is usually
concerned with a single document, it made more structural sense to wrap the
UIMA task within a Mapper. That keeps the entire process within the functional
programming paradigm. We also were concerned with how fragile the
