I am working on a really big file which is a very large text document almost 2GBs.
Something like this -
\#\*MOSFET table look-up models for circuit simulation
\#t1984
\#cIntegration, the VLSI Journal
\#index1
\#\*The verification of the protection mechanisms of high-level language machines
\#@Virgil D. Gligor
\#t1984
\#cInternational Journal of Parallel Programming
\#index2
\#\*Another view of functional and multivalued dependencies in the relational database model
\#@M. Gyssens, J. Paredaens
\#t1984
\#cInternational Journal of Parallel Programming
\#index3
\#\*Entity-relationship diagrams which are in BCNF
\#@Sushil Jajodia, Peter A. Ng, Frederick N. Springsteel
\#t1984
\#cInternational Journal of Parallel Programming
\#index4
I want to read them in spark and split them based on the empty blocks in spark and create blocks of these data in PySpark.
#*Entity-relationship diagrams which are in BCNF #@Sushil Jajodia, Peter A. Ng, Frederick N. Springsteel #t1984 #cInternational Journal of Parallel Programming #index4
The code I currently wrote is
rdd = sc.textFile('acm.txt').flatMap( lambda x : x.split("\n\n") )
CodePudding user response:
From what I understand, you want to read this text file in spark and have one record per paragraph. For that, you can change the record delimiter (which is \n
by default) like this:
In scala:
sc.hadoopConfiguration.set("textinputformat.record.delimiter","\n\n")
val rdd = sc.textFile("acm.txt")
In python (you need to access the java spark context to have access to the hadoop configuration):
sc._jsc.hadoopConfiguration().set("textinputformat.record.delimiter","\n\n")
rdd = sc.textFile("acm.txt")