Here is an example that takes a PairRDD, which is an RDD of pairs of strings.
The row-id and column-id are expected in the pair. This method inputs each
element in the sparse matrix individually. So if the row-id is a user-id and
the column-id is an item-id it will turn them into an
I am still looking searching for my answer. It will be great if somebody
can help me with this :)
On Wed, May 4, 2016 at 11:25 AM, Rohit Jain wrote:
> And If yes, can you please help me with what exactly do you mean by "You
> can then just write some simple pre
Hi,
Just wanted to clarify a small doubt. On running LLR with primary indicator as
view and secondary indicator as purchase. Say, one line of the
cross-cooccurrence matrix looks as follows:
view-purchase cross-cooccurrence matrix:
I1 I2:0.9, I3:0.8, ……..
…
This, in very simple terms then