Hi Rana,
all you need to do is writing your own EdgeValue and VertexValue class by
implementing the Writable Interface.
You can use any field you like. Just make sure you write or read them in the
Writeable methods.
Here’s VertexValue I use (There may be better ways for writing list, but it
wo
Hello Pankaj Malhotra,
Yes, I need to assign more than values to the edge. I need the edge has [flow,
capacity, distinction, source]
You says I need to create a new class type for edge, How can I pass it to json
class and how can I make json class read my new edge object.
I need to submit my c
I think you can try to see how the avro mapreduce inputformat works and use
it on your own in giraph. all the different inputformats we have do that,
so you can copy them. What exactly of the GoraInputFormat do you find
overkill and why?
On Mon, Mar 24, 2014 at 3:22 PM, Martin Neumann wrote:
> I
I'm trying to put the GiraphJob I wrote into production so I need to fix
this.
The avro file I need to read is structured in the (bytes) schema. Each
datum is actually just a number of words separated by whitespace.
The whole thing is not yet in graph format so that I need some logic in the
giraph
Hi
Can any one tel me which output format will i use for an applications such
as a triangle counting or Closing vertex .I wanted to know whether some
existing class will suffice or a custom type should be created for
displaying an Int/Double/Long Writable(The out put could be a count
eg:12342 o
If I get your point-1 right, you want to have a vertex class type other
than the ones available, for example: Text. If this is what you want, you
can have a class having as many fields as you want. Then convert the
objects of that class to Json objects using Gson for example. Then, you can
use the
