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alized format? If it's saved in a unserialized format, is the partially
reading of RDD from JVM to PYTHON runtime possible?
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any modification to them will be lost.
> - If the new generated RDDs directly use the memory of the old RDDs (in
> narrow dependence) , why the cached RDDs still reserve old content. Are the
> cached RDDs treated differently from uncached RDDs in memory management.
There is no two RDDs shar
s treated differently from uncached RDDs in memory management.
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