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I am playing around with your cardinality libraries which i'd like to wrap in a map/reduce paradigm and plug into various compute platforms out there....hence chose Adaptive HLL which has a merge method on it....
I'd also like to save the object with its state on disk so that the compute/query platforms can interpret these computed objects and answer questions (instead of flowing raw event data again)...But i am unable to serialize the Adaptive Hyperloglog object. Was this intentionally left out?
There is not much documentation - but the library seems quite clean and seems like a potential fit for what i have in mind...can you please help?
Thanks,
Rohan
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I had the same problem with serialization. That's the reason i created the pull request #21. I currently use it with Spark and so far, i have no problem
I am playing around with your cardinality libraries which i'd like to wrap in a map/reduce paradigm and plug into various compute platforms out there....hence chose Adaptive HLL which has a merge method on it....
I'd also like to save the object with its state on disk so that the compute/query platforms can interpret these computed objects and answer questions (instead of flowing raw event data again)...But i am unable to serialize the Adaptive Hyperloglog object. Was this intentionally left out?
There is not much documentation - but the library seems quite clean and seems like a potential fit for what i have in mind...can you please help?
Thanks,
Rohan
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: