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Author Archives: Amund Tveit
Distributed Tracer Bullet Development
Tracer Bullet Development Tracer Bullet Development is finding the major “moving parts” of a software system and start by writing enough code to make those parts interact in a real manner (e.g. with direct API-calls, websocket or REST-APIs), and as … Continue reading
Workshop: Mapreduce’12 – 3rd International Workshop on Mapreduce and its applications)
If you are interested in Mapreduce or Hadoop I recommend submitting to or attending the following workshop. The Third International Workshop on MapReduce and its Applications (MAPREDUCE’12) June 18-19, 2012 HPDC’2012, Delft, the Netherlands. http://graal.ens-lyon.fr/mapreduce/ SCOPE ===== Since its introduction … Continue reading
Workshop: Searching for fun
If you are interested in search I recommend you to consider submitting a paper to or attending the Searching 4 fun workshop* (I just joined as a program committee member) which is going to be held in Barcelona in April … Continue reading
Posted in cfp, entertainment, information retrieval, query intent, search, workshop
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Mapreduce & Hadoop Algorithms in Academic Papers (5th update – Nov 2011)
The prior update of this posting was in May, and a lot has happened related to Mapreduce and Hadoop since then, e.g. 1) big software companies have started offering hadoop-based software (Microsoft and Oracle), 2) Hadoop-startups have raised record amounts, … Continue reading
Posted in hadoop, machine learning, mapreduce
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Mapreduce & Hadoop Algorithms in Academic Papers (4th update – May 2011)
Follow @atbrox It’s been a year since I updated the mapreduce algorithms posting last time, and it has been truly an excellent year for mapreduce and hadoop – the number of commercial vendors supporting it has multiplied, e.g. with 5 … Continue reading
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