org.apache.crunch.lib

Class Distinct

java.lang.Object

org.apache.crunch.lib.Distinct

public final class Distinct
extends Object

Functions for computing the distinct elements of a PCollection.

Method Summary

Methods

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
static <S> PCollection<S>	distinct(PCollection<S> input) Construct a new PCollection that contains the unique elements of a given input PCollection.
static <S> PCollection<S>	distinct(PCollection<S> input, int flushEvery) A distinct operation that gives the client more control over how frequently elements are flushed to disk in order to allow control over performance or memory consumption.
static <K,V> PTable<K,V>	distinct(PTable<K,V> input) A PTable<K, V> analogue of the distinct function.
static <K,V> PTable<K,V>	distinct(PTable<K,V> input, int flushEvery) A PTable<K, V> analogue of the distinct function.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Method Detail

distinct

public static <S> PCollection<S> distinct(PCollection<S> input)

Construct a new PCollection that contains the unique elements of a given input PCollection.

Parameters:

input - The input PCollection

Returns:

A new PCollection that contains the unique elements of the input

distinct

public static <K,V> PTable<K,V> distinct(PTable<K,V> input)

A PTable<K, V> analogue of the distinct function.

distinct

public static <S> PCollection<S> distinct(PCollection<S> input,
                          int flushEvery)

A distinct operation that gives the client more control over how frequently elements are flushed to disk in order to allow control over performance or memory consumption.

Parameters:

input - The input PCollection

flushEvery - Flush the elements to disk whenever we encounter this many unique values

Returns:

A new PCollection that contains the unique elements of the input

distinct

public static <K,V> PTable<K,V> distinct(PTable<K,V> input,
                         int flushEvery)

A PTable<K, V> analogue of the distinct function.