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Apache Spark Machine Learning Blueprints

You're reading from   Apache Spark Machine Learning Blueprints Develop a range of cutting-edge machine learning projects with Apache Spark using this actionable guide

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Product type Paperback
Published in May 2016
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781785880391
Length 252 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Alex Liu Alex Liu
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Table of Contents (18) Chapters Close

Apache Spark Machine Learning Blueprints
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewer
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Preface
1. Spark for Machine Learning FREE CHAPTER 2. Data Preparation for Spark ML 3. A Holistic View on Spark 4. Fraud Detection on Spark 5. Risk Scoring on Spark 6. Churn Prediction on Spark 7. Recommendations on Spark 8. Learning Analytics on Spark 9. City Analytics on Spark 10. Learning Telco Data on Spark 11. Modeling Open Data on Spark Index

Feature extraction


In this section, we will turn our focus to feature extraction, which is to develop new features or variables from the available features or information of working datasets. At the same time, we will discuss some of Apache Spark's special capabilities for feature extraction as well as some related feature solutions made easy with Spark.

After this section, we will be able to develop and organize features for various machine learning projects.

Feature development challenges

For most big data machine learning projects, with many big datasets, we often cannot use them immediately. For example, when we take in some web log data, it is very messy and often in a form such as a collection of random text, from which we need to extract useful information and draw out useful features ready for machine learning. For example, we need to extract number of clicks and number of impressions out from web log data, for which many text mining tools and algorithms are ready to be used.

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