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56440710_c0
56440710
scala
0
Title: scala, filter RDD Problem title: scala, filter RDD Tags: scala, rdd, apache-spark Problem: scala, filter RDD Code signals: RDD, Seq, file2, Array
scala, filter RDD scala, filter RDD scala rdd apache-spark RDD Seq file2 Array scala, filter RDD i have val: and I would like to filter in file2 exists element in "key" I want something like this:
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46440770_c0
46440770
scala
0
Title: Scala Tail Recursion Problem title: Scala Tail Recursion Tags: recursion, scala Problem: Scala Tail Recursion Code signals: Scala, Tail, Recursion
Scala Tail Recursion Scala Tail Recursion recursion scala Scala Tail Recursion Scala Tail Recursion So I have this recursive function that multiplies two numbers, simple enough. Now I'm trying to turn it into a tail recursive function, and I tried this: However I get the following error: Question: Can you explain to me...
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20220013_c0
20220013
scala
0
Title: List of lists in Scala? Problem title: List of lists in Scala? Tags: scala, list Problem: List of lists in Scala? Code signals: List, Scala, Lists
List of lists in Scala? List of lists in Scala? scala list List Scala Lists List of lists in Scala? I have a grid (that is declared as a List (of Lists) ) and each 3*3 block for example is indexed as 0 , the next 3*3 block is indexed as 1 , etc. I need to write a method that returns the elements ( integers ) in a parti...
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36446827_c0
36446827
scala
0
Title: Apache Spark Build error Problem title: Apache Spark Build error Tags: scala, apache-spark Problem: Apache Spark Build error Code signals: Apache, Spark, Build
Apache Spark Build error Apache Spark Build error scala apache-spark Apache Spark Build Apache Spark Build error I'm building Apache spark source code in ubuntu 14.04.4 (spark version: 1.6.0 with Scala code runner version 2.10.4) with command and getting the following error, Where I'm getting wrong?
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33112727_c0
33112727
scala
0
Title: Get values from an RDD Problem title: Get values from an RDD Tags: scala, hadoop, apache-spark Problem: Get values from an RDD Code signals: an, Get, RDD, Array
Get values from an RDD Get values from an RDD scala hadoop apache-spark an Get RDD Array Get values from an RDD I created an RDD wtih the following format using Scala : How can I get the list of the Array[1] from this RDD ? The data for the first data line is:
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40221310_c0
40221310
scala
0
Title: Add Tuple to Map? Problem title: Add Tuple to Map? Tags: scala Problem: Add Tuple to Map? Code signals: Add, Tuple, Map, res8, scala.collection.immutable.Map, res0
Add Tuple to Map? Add Tuple to Map? scala Add Tuple Map res8 scala.collection.immutable.Map res0 Add Tuple to Map? Using Scala 2.11.8, I can append a key - value pair to a Map via: But how can I use tuple as the + 's argument? Nor does this work: Map#+ 's signature is: +(kv: (A, B)): Map[A, B] , so I'm not sure why it'...
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47160608_c0
47160608
scala
0
Title: Intellij SBT Timeout errors Problem title: Intellij SBT Timeout errors Tags: intellij-idea, sbt, scala Problem: Intellij SBT Timeout errors Code signals: Intellij, SBT, Timeout
Intellij SBT Timeout errors Intellij SBT Timeout errors intellij-idea sbt scala Intellij SBT Timeout Intellij SBT Timeout errors I'm new to Scala with SBT and I'm trying to figure out the new IntelliJIDE. When I follow the tutorial for setting up the below shows up: After adding the below artifact its still the same Ar...
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58982543_c0
58982543
scala
0
Title: Splitting dataframe Problem title: Splitting dataframe Tags: parsing, scala Problem: Splitting dataframe How would you split a dataframe in scala? {code}--- {code}--- Code signals: Splitting
Splitting dataframe Splitting dataframe parsing scala Splitting Splitting dataframe How would you split a dataframe in scala?
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8526691_c0
8526691
scala
0
Title: Scala Stream confusion Problem title: Scala Stream confusion Tags: scala, recursion, stream, tail Problem: Scala Stream confusion Code signals: Scala, Stream, s.tail.map, x.head, s.take, List
Scala Stream confusion Scala Stream confusion scala recursion stream tail Scala Stream s.tail.map x.head s.take List Scala Stream confusion Running: I'd expect: And I get: Could you explain it to me?
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24172966_c0
24172966
scala
0
Title: scala, exception handling, promises Problem title: scala, exception handling, promises Tags: scala Problem: scala, exception handling, promises Code signals: Exception, p.future, Await.result
scala, exception handling, promises scala, exception handling, promises scala Exception p.future Await.result scala, exception handling, promises I am beginner in Scala and I have a problem with exception handling Code and as a result I got string An error has occured: java.lang.Exception , but it is followed by an Exc...
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65764314_c2
65764314
scala
2
my_image, Error, Building, FINISHED, docker.io, sha256:f362b165b870ef129cbe730f29065ff37399c0aa8bcab3e44b51c302938c9193, CACHED, sha256:f9b47f877daa755c569a34bac4b24d6f08b55746a5df24d605fe9878ab124822
my_image, Error, Building, FINISHED, docker.io, sha256:f362b165b870ef129cbe730f29065ff37399c0aa8bcab3e44b51c302938c9193, CACHED, sha256:f9b47f877daa755c569a34bac4b24d6f08b55746a5df24d605fe9878ab124822
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18183124_c0
18183124
scala
0
Title: Not a valid key: eclipsify Problem title: Not a valid key: eclipsify Tags: playframework-2.0, playframework, scala Problem: Not a valid key: eclipsify Code signals: Not, Expected, playframework-2.0
Not a valid key: eclipsify Not a valid key: eclipsify playframework-2.0 playframework scala Not Expected playframework-2.0 Not a valid key: eclipsify I'm trying out the todolist play framework application from their documentation. But when I try to create the eclipse project, using eclipsify command, I get this error W...
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77845158_c1
77845158
scala
1
0:40:PQ 2023-05-02 13:52:23:DE INTERNAL : 201 DESCRIPTION: 2023-04-11 15:19:10:FH 2023-04-30 21:20:26:LM 2023-05-02 13:52:23:OP 101 301 INTERNAL : 301 DESCRIPTION: 2023-05-02 11:52:23:YQ Code signals: Group
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50536593_c0
50536593
scala
0
Title: Get all key combinations from nested maps Problem title: Get all key combinations from nested maps Tags: scala Problem: Get all key combinations from nested maps Code signals: nested, Get, Map, Seq, List
Get all key combinations from nested maps Get all key combinations from nested maps scala nested Get Map Seq List Get all key combinations from nested maps I have a nested map like so: I want the desired output to show every possible combination of the integers in the Seqs. For example: I have been trying different com...
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64334447_c0
64334447
scala
0
Title: Loops in scala between rows Problem title: Loops in scala between rows Tags: date, scala, iso8601 Problem: Loops in scala between rows Code signals: Loops, NonWorkingDays, Seq, Starts, End, Resta, iso8601
Loops in scala between rows Loops in scala between rows date scala iso8601 Loops NonWorkingDays Seq Starts End Resta iso8601 Loops in scala between rows I have something like this : df : how can I do a loop between Starts > End ? I mean something like :
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27462460_c0
27462460
scala
0
Title: Scala and Set parametrized type by Int Problem title: Scala and Set parametrized type by Int Tags: scala, scala-collections Problem: Scala and Set parametrized type by Int Code signals: Scala, Set, Boolean
Scala and Set parametrized type by Int Scala and Set parametrized type by Int scala scala-collections Scala Set Boolean Scala and Set parametrized type by Int I am working on some function which take an element and return singleton class with this element, as shown below: but scala REPL signalize such problem: I have t...
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40892081_c0
40892081
scala
0
Title: Scala-like Flatten from command line Problem title: Scala-like Flatten from command line Tags: sed, scala, linux, awk Problem: Scala-like Flatten from command line Code signals: command, Scala-like, Flatten
Scala-like Flatten from command line Scala-like Flatten from command line sed scala linux awk command Scala-like Flatten Scala-like Flatten from command line Given a file like this: Is it possible to produce this from command line:
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68483002_c0
68483002
scala
0
Title: Save Spark Dataframe into JSON Problem title: Save Spark Dataframe into JSON Tags: apache-spark, scala, json Problem: Save Spark Dataframe into JSON Code signals: Save, Spark, Dataframe, JSON, df.write.json
Save Spark Dataframe into JSON Save Spark Dataframe into JSON apache-spark scala json Save Spark Dataframe JSON df.write.json Save Spark Dataframe into JSON I have a data frame and I want to save in json. My data frame contains a json column. When I save the data frame into json it saves as string field instead of json...
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67487369_c0
67487369
scala
0
Title: Scala (Spark) .txt to .csv Problem title: Scala (Spark) .txt to .csv Tags: apache-spark, csv, scala, txt Problem: Scala (Spark) .txt to .csv Code signals: Scala, Spark, Number, Date, Time, Nns, Ans, Nwe, Awe
Scala (Spark) .txt to .csv Scala (Spark) .txt to .csv apache-spark csv scala txt Scala Spark Number Date Time Nns Ans Nwe Awe Scala (Spark) .txt to .csv I've got both .txt an d .dat files with structure: I can't translate it to .csv by using Spark/Scala . doesn't work! Please help. Here s file - https://github.com/Cvit...
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27576943_c0
27576943
scala
0
Title: Folding a list of tuples using Scala Problem title: Folding a list of tuples using Scala Tags: scala Problem: Folding a list of tuples using Scala Code signals: Scala, Folding, List, l.fold, tup._2, List.fold
Folding a list of tuples using Scala Folding a list of tuples using Scala scala Scala Folding List l.fold tup._2 List.fold Folding a list of tuples using Scala What's wrong with this simple scala code? In other functional languages (e.g., f#) this works:
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60223860_c0
60223860
scala
0
Title: sbt unable to create jar for scala version 2.11.12 Problem title: sbt unable to create jar for scala version 2.11.12 Tags: intellij-idea, sbt, scala Problem: sbt unable to create jar for scala version 2.11.12
sbt unable to create jar for scala version 2.11.12 sbt unable to create jar for scala version 2.11.12 intellij-idea sbt scala sbt unable to create jar for scala version 2.11.12 I am trying to create .jar file for simple hello world project using scala in intellij IDE (2019.3.2 community edition) with sbt build tool (ve...
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49811423_c1
49811423
scala
1
0 , (2018-01-07T04:04:00 : 2018-01-07T04:06:00) , 25.5, 55.5 1 , (2018-01-07T04:04:00 : 2018-01-07T04:06:00) , 26.5, 50.5 Code signals: Dataframe, Aggregation, DateTime, Latitude, Longitude, DF.groupBy, OtherThings
0 , (2018-01-07T04:04:00 : 2018-01-07T04:06:00) , 25.5, 55.5 1 , (2018-01-07T04:04:00 : 2018-01-07T04:06:00) , 26.5, 50.5 Code signals: Dataframe, Aggregation, DateTime, Latitude, Longitude, DF.groupBy, OtherThings
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34649761_c0
34649761
scala
0
Title: Break tuple in RDD to two tuples Problem title: Break tuple in RDD to two tuples Tags: iterable, apache-spark, rdd, scala Problem: Break tuple in RDD to two tuples Code signals: Break, RDD, Iterable, Coordinate
Break tuple in RDD to two tuples Break tuple in RDD to two tuples iterable apache-spark rdd scala Break RDD Iterable Coordinate Break tuple in RDD to two tuples I have an RDD[(String, (Iterable[Int], Iterable[Coordinate]))] What I would like to do, is to break the Iterable[Int] to tuples, that each one will be like (St...
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21866096_c0
21866096
scala
0
Title: Making a Contravariant Object Problem title: Making a Contravariant Object Tags: contravariance, scala Problem: Making a Contravariant Object Code signals: Making, Contravariant, Object, ContraObj, ContraObj.scala:4
Making a Contravariant Object Making a Contravariant Object contravariance scala Making Contravariant Object ContraObj ContraObj.scala:4 Making a Contravariant Object I'm trying to create a class that's contravariant: But the following compile-time error occurs: How can I resolve this error?
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24194998_c0
24194998
scala
0
Title: Scala generics not clear to me Problem title: Scala generics not clear to me Tags: generics, scala Problem: Scala generics not clear to me class A { def x(): Unit = { println("tftf") } } Code signals: Scala, Unit, x.x
Scala generics not clear to me Scala generics not clear to me generics scala Scala Unit x.x Scala generics not clear to me I get compile error - type mismatch; found : x.type (with underlying type A) required: ?{def x: ?} Note that implicit conversions are not applicable because they are ambiguous: both method any2Ensu...
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40624050_c0
40624050
scala
0
Title: Groupby Array[Array[String]] Scala Problem title: Groupby Array[Array[String]] Scala Tags: arrays, dictionary, group-by, scala Problem: Groupby Array[Array[String]] Scala Code signals: Groupby, Array, Scala, A:Map, Map
Groupby Array[Array[String]] Scala Groupby Array[Array[String]] Scala arrays dictionary group-by scala Groupby Array Scala A:Map Map Groupby Array[Array[String]] Scala I have an Array[Array[String]] like this: I would like to groupby on the first element of each sub Array and get a Map like this: I don't know how to ma...
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70006290_c0
70006290
scala
0
Title: Scala dataframe get last 6 months latest data Problem title: Scala dataframe get last 6 months latest data Tags: apache-spark, dataframe, scala Problem: Scala dataframe get last 6 months latest data Code signals: Scala
Scala dataframe get last 6 months latest data Scala dataframe get last 6 months latest data apache-spark dataframe scala Scala Scala dataframe get last 6 months latest data I have column in dataframe like below I need to filter the data based on this date and I want to get last 6 moths data only , could anyone please s...
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22889083_c0
22889083
scala
0
Title: Type mismatch - what is returning Unit type? Problem title: Type mismatch - what is returning Unit type? Tags: scala Problem: Type mismatch - what is returning Unit type? Code signals: Type, Unit, Users, hello.scala:62
Type mismatch - what is returning Unit type? Type mismatch - what is returning Unit type? scala Type Unit Users hello.scala:62 Type mismatch - what is returning Unit type? I get an error like this. So, what is returning Unit type? Is it the "if" expression? I expect the program to print "0".
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19887917_c0
19887917
scala
0
Title: sbt stage : not a valid command Problem title: sbt stage : not a valid command Tags: scala, heroku, sbt Problem: sbt stage : not a valid command Code signals: /.../activator-akka-spray/project, Loading, Set, Not, Expected
sbt stage : not a valid command sbt stage : not a valid command scala heroku sbt /.../activator-akka-spray/project Loading Set Not Expected sbt stage : not a valid command I am trying to follow the tutorial for scala and spray with this great template : http://typesafe.com/activator/template/activator-akka-spray Then I...
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63441361_c0
63441361
scala
0
Title: Fill the data based on the date ranges in spark Problem title: Fill the data based on the date ranges in spark Tags: scala, pyspark, apache-spark Problem: Fill the data based on the date ranges in spark Code signals: Fill
Fill the data based on the date ranges in spark Fill the data based on the date ranges in spark scala pyspark apache-spark Fill Fill the data based on the date ranges in spark I have sample dataset, I want to fill the dates with 0 based on start date and end date (from 2016-01-01 to 2016-01-08). Based on the solution f...
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61273078_c0
61273078
scala
0
Title: List type mismatch when appending in Scala Problem title: List type mismatch when appending in Scala Tags: scala-collections, scala Problem: List type mismatch when appending in Scala Code signals: List, Scala, xs.appended
List type mismatch when appending in Scala List type mismatch when appending in Scala scala-collections scala List Scala xs.appended List type mismatch when appending in Scala Let's say I have following code: The last line does not compile with an error: If I remove the explicit type declaration, then the code compiles...
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42424322_c0
42424322
scala
0
Title: Converting matrix to array row by row in Breeze Problem title: Converting matrix to array row by row in Breeze Tags: scala, scala-breeze Problem: Converting matrix to array row by row in Breeze Code signals: Converting, Breeze
Converting matrix to array row by row in Breeze Converting matrix to array row by row in Breeze scala scala-breeze Converting Breeze Converting matrix to array row by row in Breeze Trying to convert a DenseMatrix to an array row by row. Method .toArray does it column by column. Should be [-0.04202212765812874, 0.001493...
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54838047_c0
54838047
scala
0
Title: How to run sample Scala vertx project Problem title: How to run sample Scala vertx project Tags: scala, vert.x Problem: How to run sample Scala vertx project Code signals: How, Scala, vertx.deployVerticle, HttpVerticle, vert.x
How to run sample Scala vertx project How to run sample Scala vertx project scala vert.x How Scala vertx.deployVerticle HttpVerticle vert.x How to run sample Scala vertx project I started new project using sbt new vert-x3/vertx-scala.g8 command. In sbt console entered following command : vertx.deployVerticle(nameForVer...
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62753778_c0
62753778
scala
0
Title: Exploding column of JSON array Problem title: Exploding column of JSON array Tags: apache-spark-sql, scala, apache-spark Problem: Exploding column of JSON array Code signals: Exploding, JSON, _name, BankAccount, _value, Balance
Exploding column of JSON array Exploding column of JSON array apache-spark-sql scala apache-spark Exploding JSON _name BankAccount _value Balance Exploding column of JSON array I'm struggling with an issue of exploding a json array column with Spark. I have a dataframe that looks like: and I want it to be as Of course ...
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51455488_c0
51455488
scala
0
Title: binary tree creation in SCALA Problem title: binary tree creation in SCALA Tags: tree, binary, scala Problem: binary tree creation in SCALA Code signals: SCALA, list:List, BinTree, Nil, Leaf, xs.length, Branch, xs.take, xs.drop
binary tree creation in SCALA binary tree creation in SCALA tree binary scala SCALA list:List BinTree Nil Leaf xs.length Branch xs.take xs.drop binary tree creation in SCALA but its saying :- error: not found: type BinTree :-error: not found: value Branch :-error: not found: value Leaf
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40411608_c0
40411608
scala
0
Title: Reduce Key with Ordered List of Values Problem title: Reduce Key with Ordered List of Values Tags: scala, apache-spark Problem: Reduce Key with Ordered List of Values Code signals: Reduce, Key, Ordered, List, Values, Value, Date
Reduce Key with Ordered List of Values Reduce Key with Ordered List of Values scala apache-spark Reduce Key Ordered List Values Value Date Reduce Key with Ordered List of Values I have the following RDD: And I would like to transform it to the following RDD: Which is Key, List(Value) -- where the list of Values is orde...
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44678411_c0
44678411
scala
0
Title: How to change order of string value in column Problem title: How to change order of string value in column Tags: scala, apache-spark, apache-spark-sql Problem: How to change order of string value in column Code signals: How, Loc
How to change order of string value in column How to change order of string value in column scala apache-spark apache-spark-sql How Loc How to change order of string value in column how to use a scala udf to change the order of a string i want to convert it like this order [3,1,5,7,6,(8-16),4,2]
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44988841_c0
44988841
scala
0
Title: Force tableswitch instead of lookupswitch Problem title: Force tableswitch instead of lookupswitch Tags: java, switch-statement, jvm, scala, pattern-matching Problem: Force tableswitch instead of lookupswitch Code signals: Force
Force tableswitch instead of lookupswitch Force tableswitch instead of lookupswitch java switch-statement jvm scala pattern-matching Force Force tableswitch instead of lookupswitch Scala 2.11 compiles a match expression over a relatively dense Int range into a lookupswitch : Whereas Java 7 compiles the equivalent switc...
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53851118_c0
53851118
scala
0
Title: sparkSQL dataframe how to split to some column Problem title: sparkSQL dataframe how to split to some column Tags: scala, apache-spark, apache-spark-sql, apache-spark-mllib Problem: sparkSQL dataframe how to split to some column
sparkSQL dataframe how to split to some column sparkSQL dataframe how to split to some column scala apache-spark apache-spark-sql apache-spark-mllib sparkSQL dataframe how to split to some column as follow the "probability" type is how split the probability into 2 column thanks
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14578662_c0
14578662
scala
0
Title: Type mismatch with map and flatMap Problem title: Type mismatch with map and flatMap Tags: dictionary, scala, types Problem: Type mismatch with map and flatMap Code signals: Type, List, Some, None, res0, Option, res0.flatMap, res9
Type mismatch with map and flatMap Type mismatch with map and flatMap dictionary scala types Type List Some None res0 Option res0.flatMap res9 Type mismatch with map and flatMap While trying to play with Options in scala I have come across this peculiar problem. I started off with creating a List[Option[Int]] as follow...
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9680630_c0
9680630
scala
0
Title: Use context bound in type alias Problem title: Use context bound in type alias Tags: scala Problem: Use context bound in type alias Is it possible to use context bounds in type aliases in Scala? e.g type U = A : B Code signals: Use
Use context bound in type alias Use context bound in type alias scala Use Use context bound in type alias Is it possible to use context bounds in type aliases in Scala? e.g
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60950611_c0
60950611
scala
0
Title: Spark add same row number based on value in cell Problem title: Spark add same row number based on value in cell Tags: scala, java, apache-spark Problem: Spark add same row number based on value in cell Code signals: Spark, df.show
Spark add same row number based on value in cell Spark add same row number based on value in cell scala java apache-spark Spark df.show Spark add same row number based on value in cell I have data as follows I want this to be converted as with out changing the order of the given input.
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52790360_c0
52790360
scala
0
Title: Spark DataFrame: group by time gaps Problem title: Spark DataFrame: group by time gaps Tags: spark-streaming, scala, apache-spark, apache-spark-sql Problem: Spark DataFrame: group by time gaps Code signals: Spark, DataFrame, user_id
Spark DataFrame: group by time gaps Spark DataFrame: group by time gaps spark-streaming scala apache-spark apache-spark-sql Spark DataFrame user_id Spark DataFrame: group by time gaps My Spark DataFrame contains the following data: I need to count how many records each user has with time difference less than 15 min. Th...
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51417902_c0
51417902
scala
0
Title: Convert a list of lists to dataframe in spark scala Problem title: Convert a list of lists to dataframe in spark scala Tags: scala, apache-spark Problem: Convert a list of lists to dataframe in spark scala Code signals: Convert, List
Convert a list of lists to dataframe in spark scala Convert a list of lists to dataframe in spark scala scala apache-spark Convert List Convert a list of lists to dataframe in spark scala Now I have a list of lists like this: The output format I expect is following: How to do the convert in spark scala? I sincerely hop...
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36210356_c0
36210356
scala
0
Title: Add maven docsets to zeal Problem title: Add maven docsets to zeal Tags: zeal, scala, maven Problem: Add maven docsets to zeal According to the dash website there are maven docsets available. How do I add them to zeal? Code signals: Add
Add maven docsets to zeal Add maven docsets to zeal zeal scala maven Add Add maven docsets to zeal According to the dash website there are maven docsets available. How do I add them to zeal?
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57140562_c0
57140562
scala
0
Title: Apache Spark, How to get time interval Problem title: Apache Spark, How to get time interval Tags: scala, apache-spark Problem: Apache Spark, How to get time interval Code signals: Apache, Spark, How, start_time, end_time, positive_count
Apache Spark, How to get time interval Apache Spark, How to get time interval scala apache-spark Apache Spark How start_time end_time positive_count Apache Spark, How to get time interval I have sensor data , which gives signal frequently as shown, here I am trying find time interval of positive signal where signal =1....
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4736174_c0
4736174
scala
0
Title: var_dump() in Scala Problem title: var_dump() in Scala Tags: scala Problem: var_dump() in Scala Is there any convenient way to dump all members of a specified object in Scala, like var_dump() , PHP function ? Code signals: var_dump, Scala
var_dump() in Scala var_dump() in Scala scala var_dump Scala var_dump() in Scala Is there any convenient way to dump all members of a specified object in Scala, like var_dump() , PHP function ?
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31204805_c4
31204805
scala
4
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18677158_c0
18677158
scala
0
Title: How to collect items in a list of maps in Scala Problem title: How to collect items in a list of maps in Scala Tags: scala, dictionary, collate Problem: How to collect items in a list of maps in Scala Code signals: How, Scala, Seq, Map, List
How to collect items in a list of maps in Scala How to collect items in a list of maps in Scala scala dictionary collate How Scala Seq Map List How to collect items in a list of maps in Scala If I have a sequence of maps with repeating values and sub maps that look like this: What is the Scala way to converting it into...
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21248467_c0
21248467
scala
0
Title: Passing Tuple2 Argument with -> versus , Problem title: Passing Tuple2 Argument with -> versus , Tags: scala Problem: Passing Tuple2 Argument with -> versus , Code signals: Passing, Tuple2, Argument, Map, ofa.foldLeft, map2, y._2, y._1
Passing Tuple2 Argument with -> versus , Passing Tuple2 Argument with -> versus , scala Passing Tuple2 Argument Map ofa.foldLeft map2 y._2 y._1 Passing Tuple2 Argument with -> versus , Working on a Functional Programming in Scala exercise, I wrote out this function: map2's signature: def map2[A,B,C](fa: F[A], fb:...
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49782126_c2
49782126
scala
2
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39457622_c0
39457622
scala
0
Title: Spark scala filter tuples in a list Problem title: Spark scala filter tuples in a list Tags: apache-spark, scala, rdd Problem: Spark scala filter tuples in a list Code signals: Spark, sc.parallelize, Seq, m.groupByKey.mapValues, _.toList, List
Spark scala filter tuples in a list Spark scala filter tuples in a list apache-spark scala rdd Spark sc.parallelize Seq m.groupByKey.mapValues _.toList List Spark scala filter tuples in a list I have an Rdd like below I transformed the above Rdd by using the groupByKey like below Result: Now, I want to filter the tuple...
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64739902_c0
64739902
scala
0
Title: Find min value for every 5 hour interval Problem title: Find min value for every 5 hour interval Tags: apache-spark, apache-spark-sql, scala Problem: Find min value for every 5 hour interval Code signals: Find, Seq, min_time, Window.partitionBy
Find min value for every 5 hour interval Find min value for every 5 hour interval apache-spark apache-spark-sql scala Find Seq min_time Window.partitionBy Find min value for every 5 hour interval My df For this case the first interval starts from 1 hour. So every row up to 6 (1 + 5) is part of this interval. But 8 - 1 ...
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53430472_c0
53430472
scala
0
Title: scala.util.Try recursive function throws compilation error Problem title: scala.util.Try recursive function throws compilation error Tags: scala Problem: scala.util.Try recursive function throws compilation error Code signals: scala.util.Try, Try
scala.util.Try recursive function throws compilation error scala.util.Try recursive function throws compilation error scala scala.util.Try Try scala.util.Try recursive function throws compilation error Given the following recursive function that returns Try[Int], I get a compilation error saying type mismatch; found : ...
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31968095_c0
31968095
scala
0
Title: Could I use Akka to start background work (Future) Problem title: Could I use Akka to start background work (Future) Tags: akka, scala Problem: Could I use Akka to start background work (Future) Code signals: Could, Akka, Future, Worker, Actor, Task
Could I use Akka to start background work (Future) Could I use Akka to start background work (Future) akka scala Could Akka Future Worker Actor Task Could I use Akka to start background work (Future) is it good to use Akka as a Background Worker? Like I want to insert some Queries in the Database and then return someth...
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6916843_c0
6916843
scala
0
Title: Scala tuple memory overhead Problem title: Scala tuple memory overhead Tags: scala, memory-management Problem: Scala tuple memory overhead What is additional memory cost of Tuple[Int, Int] ie. (1, 2) over two Ints without Tuple ? Code signals: Scala
Scala tuple memory overhead Scala tuple memory overhead scala memory-management Scala Scala tuple memory overhead What is additional memory cost of Tuple[Int, Int] ie. (1, 2) over two Ints without Tuple ?
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23427605_c0
23427605
scala
0
Title: scalding NoClassDefFoundError Problem title: scalding NoClassDefFoundError Tags: sbt, scala, java, scalding Problem: scalding NoClassDefFoundError Code signals: NoClassDefFoundError, scald.rb, WordCountJob.scala, someInputfile.txt, someOutputFile.tsv
scalding NoClassDefFoundError scalding NoClassDefFoundError sbt scala java scalding NoClassDefFoundError scald.rb WordCountJob.scala someInputfile.txt someOutputFile.tsv scalding NoClassDefFoundError after installing java, scala scalding on OSX i have the following error when i try to run the WordCountJob file does any...
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51489986_c0
51489986
scala
0
Title: Converting WrappedArray to string in DataFrame Problem title: Converting WrappedArray to string in DataFrame Tags: scala, apache-spark, dataframe Problem: Converting WrappedArray to string in DataFrame Code signals: Converting, WrappedArray, DataFrame
Converting WrappedArray to string in DataFrame Converting WrappedArray to string in DataFrame scala apache-spark dataframe Converting WrappedArray DataFrame Converting WrappedArray to string in DataFrame I have a DataFrame like the following: I want to convert the WrappedArray s to strings and have the following output...
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48468737_c0
48468737
scala
0
Title: How to create a DataFrame from List? Problem title: How to create a DataFrame from List? Tags: apache-spark, dataframe, scala, apache-spark-sql Problem: How to create a DataFrame from List? Code signals: List, How, DataFrame, col2, values.toDF, df.show
How to create a DataFrame from List? How to create a DataFrame from List? apache-spark dataframe scala apache-spark-sql List How DataFrame col2 values.toDF df.show How to create a DataFrame from List? I want to create DataFrame df that should look as simple as this: This is what I do: And this is what I get: What's wro...
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48928601_c0
48928601
scala
0
Title: split the file into multiple files based on a string in spark scala Problem title: split the file into multiple files based on a string in spark scala Tags: apache-spark, scala Problem: split the file into multiple files based on a string in spark scala
split the file into multiple files based on a string in spark scala split the file into multiple files based on a string in spark scala apache-spark scala split the file into multiple files based on a string in spark scala I have a text file with the below data having no particular format I want the output as two files...
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64888000_c0
64888000
scala
0
Title: How to use LIKE operator in Slick? Problem title: How to use LIKE operator in Slick? Tags: mysql, slick, scala Problem: How to use LIKE operator in Slick? Code signals: How, LIKE, Slick, etilizeRequest.q.nonEmpty, cnRep.map, _.name, etilizeRequest.q.get
How to use LIKE operator in Slick? How to use LIKE operator in Slick? mysql slick scala How LIKE Slick etilizeRequest.q.nonEmpty cnRep.map _.name etilizeRequest.q.get How to use LIKE operator in Slick? I am trying to use Slick framework for integration with MySQL . However whenever I use LIKE operator it fails with the...
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27679741_c0
27679741
scala
0
Title: How to flatten List[Any]? Problem title: How to flatten List[Any]? Tags: scala Problem: How to flatten List[Any]? In Scala, how can you flatten this: List(1, List(2, 3), 4, List(5, 6, 7)) into this List(1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7) ? Code signals: How, List, Any
How to flatten List[Any]? How to flatten List[Any]? scala How List Any How to flatten List[Any]? In Scala, how can you flatten this: into this ?
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61796531_c0
61796531
scala
0
Title: How to pass Function result to math.max Problem title: How to pass Function result to math.max Tags: scala, scala-placeholder-syntax Problem: How to pass Function result to math.max Code signals: How, math.max, Seq, inputs.reduceLeft, Double, Float, Long
How to pass Function result to math.max How to pass Function result to math.max scala scala-placeholder-syntax How math.max Seq inputs.reduceLeft Double Float Long How to pass Function result to math.max I am able to do this: But, when I am trying to do this: I am getting below mentioned compilation error: I just want ...
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52307668_c0
52307668
scala
0
Title: Comparing the value of columns in two dataframe Problem title: Comparing the value of columns in two dataframe Tags: compare, apache-spark, apache-spark-sql, scala Problem: Comparing the value of columns in two dataframe Code signals: Comparing, df1, df2
Comparing the value of columns in two dataframe Comparing the value of columns in two dataframe compare apache-spark apache-spark-sql scala Comparing df1 df2 Comparing the value of columns in two dataframe I have two dataframe, one has unique value of id and other can have multiple values of different id . This is data...
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45016759_c0
45016759
scala
0
Title: how to convert yyyy-dd-mmThh:mm:ss in spark sql Problem title: how to convert yyyy-dd-mmThh:mm:ss in spark sql Tags: scala, apache-spark-sql Problem: how to convert yyyy-dd-mmThh:mm:ss in spark sql Code signals: yyyy-dd-mmThh:mm:ss, event_status, hh:mm:ss
how to convert yyyy-dd-mmThh:mm:ss in spark sql how to convert yyyy-dd-mmThh:mm:ss in spark sql scala apache-spark-sql yyyy-dd-mmThh:mm:ss event_status hh:mm:ss how to convert yyyy-dd-mmThh:mm:ss in spark sql I have above dataset , I need to convert format for timestamp to "yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss" so I can calculate times...
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1345713_c0
1345713
scala
0
Title: What Are The Benefits Of Scala? Problem title: What Are The Benefits Of Scala? Tags: scala, java Problem: What Are The Benefits Of Scala? I am a Java developer and I want to know how I can use Scala in my Java programs? Code signals: What, Benefits, Scala
What Are The Benefits Of Scala? What Are The Benefits Of Scala? scala java What Benefits Scala What Are The Benefits Of Scala? I am a Java developer and I want to know how I can use Scala in my Java programs?
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3251914_c0
3251914
scala
0
Title: Protected functions in Scala Problem title: Protected functions in Scala Tags: scala Problem: Protected functions in Scala How do you make a protected function in a class accessible to just all classes in the package in Scala? Code signals: Protected, Scala
Protected functions in Scala Protected functions in Scala scala Protected Scala Protected functions in Scala How do you make a protected function in a class accessible to just all classes in the package in Scala?
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51871289_c0
51871289
scala
0
Title: Add sequence id for groupby column Problem title: Add sequence id for groupby column Tags: apache-spark-sql, scala, group-by, dataframe, apache-spark Problem: Add sequence id for groupby column Code signals: Add, rpc1, rpc4, rpc5, rpc2, rpc3, dataset.select
Add sequence id for groupby column Add sequence id for groupby column apache-spark-sql scala group-by dataframe apache-spark Add rpc1 rpc4 rpc5 rpc2 rpc3 dataset.select Add sequence id for groupby column I have a requirement that to add a sequence id for groupby column. The original Dataset is like this: After doing a ...
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34150547_c0
34150547
scala
0
Title: Spark: group concat equivalent in scala rdd Problem title: Spark: group concat equivalent in scala rdd Tags: apache-spark-sql, group-concat, rdd, scala, apache-spark Problem: Spark: group concat equivalent in scala rdd Code signals: Spark, v21, d21, v22, d22
Spark: group concat equivalent in scala rdd Spark: group concat equivalent in scala rdd apache-spark-sql group-concat rdd scala apache-spark Spark v21 d21 v22 d22 Spark: group concat equivalent in scala rdd I have following DataFrame: I want to transform it into: Is it possible through data frame operations? How would ...
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47166706_c0
47166706
scala
0
Title: Why can't I use sort or orderby on DataFrame? Problem title: Why can't I use sort or orderby on DataFrame? Tags: scala, apache-spark Problem: Why can't I use sort or orderby on DataFrame? Code signals: Why, DataFrame, df1, df.toDF, scala.math.order
Why can't I use sort or orderby on DataFrame? Why can't I use sort or orderby on DataFrame? scala apache-spark Why DataFrame df1 df.toDF scala.math.order Why can't I use sort or orderby on DataFrame? When I try to sort a DataFrame: I get: I've also tried order by, but neither works. What is the issue here? Do...
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19386964_c0
19386964
scala
0
Title: I want to get the type of a variable at runtime Problem title: I want to get the type of a variable at runtime Tags: scala, reflection Problem: I want to get the type of a variable at runtime I want to get the type of a variable at runtime. How do I do this?
I want to get the type of a variable at runtime I want to get the type of a variable at runtime scala reflection I want to get the type of a variable at runtime I want to get the type of a variable at runtime. How do I do this?
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62566802_c0
62566802
scala
0
Title: How to add index in values with array type column Problem title: How to add index in values with array type column Tags: parquet, scala, apache-spark Problem: How to add index in values with array type column Code signals: How, Key_1, Key_2, Key_3, Ref_codes
How to add index in values with array type column How to add index in values with array type column parquet scala apache-spark How Key_1 Key_2 Key_3 Ref_codes How to add index in values with array type column I have a requirement to add sequence number to the columns (Array) where my source data is in parquet format an...
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65238556_c0
65238556
scala
0
Title: How to replace Symbols and characters in Spark? Problem title: How to replace Symbols and characters in Spark? Tags: scala, apache-spark Problem: How to replace Symbols and characters in Spark? Code signals: How, Symbols, Spark, df.withColumn, regexp_replace
How to replace Symbols and characters in Spark? How to replace Symbols and characters in Spark? scala apache-spark How Symbols Spark df.withColumn regexp_replace How to replace Symbols and characters in Spark? How do I replace <@> with . ? Expected Output: I tried df.withColumn("average", regexp_replace($"average","[<@...
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60701710_c0
60701710
scala
0
Title: Validation that returns more than 1 error Problem title: Validation that returns more than 1 error Tags: scala Problem: Validation that returns more than 1 error Code signals: Validation, Response, JsValue, Boolean, Option, None, Some, Name, Age, DOB, record1
Validation that returns more than 1 error Validation that returns more than 1 error scala Validation Response JsValue Boolean Option None Some Name Age DOB record1 Validation that returns more than 1 error I'm doing a few validations using an older Scala version (2.0) but for each record I am currently getting only 1 e...
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15259595_c0
15259595
scala
0
Title: Why does this complex for comprehension fail? Problem title: Why does this complex for comprehension fail? Tags: scala Problem: Why does this complex for comprehension fail? Code signals: Why, Example, App, Some, Map, scala.collection.immutable.Iterable, Option
Why does this complex for comprehension fail? Why does this complex for comprehension fail? scala Why Example App Some Map scala.collection.immutable.Iterable Option Why does this complex for comprehension fail?
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58747432_c0
58747432
scala
0
Title: Convert String into List of List Problem title: Convert String into List of List Tags: scala, parsing Problem: Convert String into List of List Code signals: Convert, List, Double, a.substring, a.length-1, b.substring, b.length-2, a.concat, res1, res.split, Any
Convert String into List of List Convert String into List of List scala parsing Convert List Double a.substring a.length-1 b.substring b.length-2 a.concat res1 res.split Any Convert String into List of List Input(String): I want to convert this string into a list of lists with type: List[List[String,Double,String]] Wha...
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74727454_c0
74727454
scala
0
Title: spark/scala: How to merge values of a single key into a column Problem title: spark/scala: How to merge values of a single key into a column Tags: apache-spark, scala Problem: spark/scala: How to merge values of a single key into a column Code signals: How, DTXN
spark/scala: How to merge values of a single key into a column spark/scala: How to merge values of a single key into a column apache-spark scala How DTXN spark/scala: How to merge values of a single key into a column I have a dataset like below I need to produce an output like below To be precise i need to merge the co...
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55253365_c1
55253365
scala
1
8801773208566601169877685606479644775390625 Big num in scala 0.02498934809987988 0.024989348099879880 [0.024989348099879880] Code signals: java.math.BigDecimal, sc.implicits._, Losing, Spark, BigDecimal, scala.math.BigDecimal, Big, Converted, List, ds.head, ds.toDF.head
8801773208566601169877685606479644775390625 Big num in scala 0.02498934809987988 0.024989348099879880 [0.024989348099879880] Code signals: java.math.BigDecimal, sc.implicits._, Losing, Spark, BigDecimal, scala.math.BigDecimal, Big, Converted, List, ds.head, ds.toDF.head
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46331133_c0
46331133
scala
0
Title: Error when compiling. What am I doing wrong? Problem title: Error when compiling. What am I doing wrong? Tags: import, compilation, scala Problem: Error when compiling. What am I doing wrong? Code signals: JColor, compilation, Error, What, blockmole.scala:4, Color
Error when compiling. What am I doing wrong? Error when compiling. What am I doing wrong? import compilation scala JColor compilation Error What blockmole.scala:4 Color Error when compiling. What am I doing wrong? When i compile I get this error: The error is somewhere inside this bit of code:
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60769058_c0
60769058
scala
0
Title: upate a column based on multiple columns Problem title: upate a column based on multiple columns Tags: scala, apache-spark Problem: upate a column based on multiple columns I have Data frame : And i need the result like this: I am not getting a idea how to do this.
upate a column based on multiple columns upate a column based on multiple columns scala apache-spark upate a column based on multiple columns I have Data frame : And i need the result like this: I am not getting a idea how to do this.
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41057458_c0
41057458
scala
0
Title: Downloading akka-http jar files Problem title: Downloading akka-http jar files Tags: akka-http, scala Problem: Downloading akka-http jar files I am unable to find akka-http jar files anywhere. Where can I download them from? ( without sbt ) Code signals: Downloading
Downloading akka-http jar files Downloading akka-http jar files akka-http scala Downloading Downloading akka-http jar files I am unable to find akka-http jar files anywhere. Where can I download them from? ( without sbt )
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46756577_c0
46756577
scala
0
Title: profiling akka dispatchers Problem title: profiling akka dispatchers Tags: scala, jprofiler, akka Problem: profiling akka dispatchers I am looking at akka application using jprofiler. can someone please explain how to read it and what can we deduct from such image ?
profiling akka dispatchers profiling akka dispatchers scala jprofiler akka profiling akka dispatchers I am looking at akka application using jprofiler. can someone please explain how to read it and what can we deduct from such image ?
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57531778_c0
57531778
scala
0
Title: How to find the max value of multiple columns? Problem title: How to find the max value of multiple columns? Tags: scala, apache-spark-sql, apache-spark Problem: How to find the max value of multiple columns? Code signals: How, Name, Alex, John, Alice, Mark, MaxValue
How to find the max value of multiple columns? How to find the max value of multiple columns? scala apache-spark-sql apache-spark How Name Alex John Alice Mark MaxValue How to find the max value of multiple columns? I am trying to find the maximum value of multiple columns in a Spark dataframe. Each Column has a value ...
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44362062_c0
44362062
scala
0
Title: Scala type mismatch [scala] Problem title: Scala type mismatch [scala] Tags: scala Problem: Scala type mismatch [scala] Code signals: Scala, Actors:RDD, name:String, count:Int, Float, count1, Actors.lookup, i_count, count1.isEmpty, count.toFloat, i_count.toFloat, Unit
Scala type mismatch [scala] Scala type mismatch [scala] scala Scala Actors:RDD name:String count:Int Float count1 Actors.lookup i_count count1.isEmpty count.toFloat i_count.toFloat Unit Scala type mismatch [scala] I have the following function and I get the following error Is it caused by divide 0 error? How to solve t...
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44298716_c0
44298716
scala
0
Title: How to get a flattened object/string output in parquet/spark/scala? Problem title: How to get a flattened object/string output in parquet/spark/scala? Tags: apache-spark, scala Problem: How to get a flattened object/string output in parquet/spark/scala? Code signals: How
How to get a flattened object/string output in parquet/spark/scala? How to get a flattened object/string output in parquet/spark/scala? apache-spark scala How How to get a flattened object/string output in parquet/spark/scala? I have an parquet object where the schema contains nested entries like the following: How can...
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67903819_c0
67903819
scala
0
Title: Spark (Scala) udf to modify map in column of dataframe Problem title: Spark (Scala) udf to modify map in column of dataframe Tags: scala, apache-spark Problem: Spark (Scala) udf to modify map in column of dataframe Code signals: Spark, Scala, keyword1, keyword2, keyword3
Spark (Scala) udf to modify map in column of dataframe Spark (Scala) udf to modify map in column of dataframe scala apache-spark Spark Scala keyword1 keyword2 keyword3 Spark (Scala) udf to modify map in column of dataframe I have a dataframe that looks something like this. The tfs column is a map of String to Long and ...
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49514593_c0
49514593
scala
0
Title: Import for getHourOfDay scala Problem title: Import for getHourOfDay scala Tags: scala Problem: Import for getHourOfDay scala I have a scala function to test the hours of the day, I used the method getHourOfDay and I added the concerned import, but still display an error.
Import for getHourOfDay scala Import for getHourOfDay scala scala Import for getHourOfDay scala I have a scala function to test the hours of the day, I used the method getHourOfDay and I added the concerned import, but still display an error.
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47743141_c0
47743141
scala
0
Title: Operate within a group by and populate additional columns Problem title: Operate within a group by and populate additional columns Tags: scala, apache-spark-sql Problem: Operate within a group by and populate additional columns Code signals: Operate, field1, field2, Amount
Operate within a group by and populate additional columns Operate within a group by and populate additional columns scala apache-spark-sql Operate field1 field2 Amount Operate within a group by and populate additional columns I have a dataframes as below: I need to convert it to : Please advise!
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48821212_c0
48821212
scala
0
Title: Filtering on multiple columns in Spark dataframes Problem title: Filtering on multiple columns in Spark dataframes Tags: apache-spark, scala, apache-spark-sql Problem: Filtering on multiple columns in Spark dataframes Code signals: Filtering, Spark, Seq, df.show, df.filter
Filtering on multiple columns in Spark dataframes Filtering on multiple columns in Spark dataframes apache-spark scala apache-spark-sql Filtering Spark Seq df.show df.filter Filtering on multiple columns in Spark dataframes Suppose I have a dataframe in Spark as shown below - Here is how it looks like - A,B and C are t...
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11695990_c0
11695990
scala
0
Title: Creating a new map from json JsObject Problem title: Creating a new map from json JsObject Tags: scala Problem: Creating a new map from json JsObject Code signals: json, Creating, JsObject, TEMPERATURE_C, TEMPERATURE_F, json.fields.foreach, obj.as, fields.map, Map, value.as
Creating a new map from json JsObject Creating a new map from json JsObject scala json Creating JsObject TEMPERATURE_C TEMPERATURE_F json.fields.foreach obj.as fields.map Map value.as Creating a new map from json JsObject I have the following json string: I would like to iterate though this object and create a new json...
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60973046_c0
60973046
scala
0
Title: How to use split function in scala Problem title: How to use split function in scala Tags: scala, split Problem: How to use split function in scala I have String val s1 = "dog#$&cat#$&cow#$&snak" val s2 = s1.split() how to split string into words Code signals: How, s1.split
How to use split function in scala How to use split function in scala scala split How s1.split How to use split function in scala I have String how to split string into words
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66720397_c0
66720397
scala
0
Title: Scala 2: generic function that returns another generic function Problem title: Scala 2: generic function that returns another generic function Tags: scala Problem: Scala 2: generic function that returns another generic function Code signals: Scala, gen1, Compile, Compilation
Scala 2: generic function that returns another generic function Scala 2: generic function that returns another generic function scala Scala gen1 Compile Compilation Scala 2: generic function that returns another generic function How can you return a generic function from another generic function? This doesn't work But ...
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40465138_c0
40465138
scala
0
Title: how to catch spark exception and do something? Problem title: how to catch spark exception and do something? Tags: hadoop, apache-spark, scala Problem: how to catch spark exception and do something? Code signals: output, item.map, Exception, e.getClass, e.getMessage, mc.close
how to catch spark exception and do something? how to catch spark exception and do something? hadoop apache-spark scala output item.map Exception e.getClass e.getMessage mc.close how to catch spark exception and do something? how to catch a exception and do something in catch block when I save data into hdfs fail. like...
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60257446_c0
60257446
scala
0
Title: How correctly filter column with data separated by a comma? Problem title: How correctly filter column with data separated by a comma? Tags: dataframe, apache-spark, scala Problem: How correctly filter column with data separated by a comma? Code signals: How, Array, df.filter
How correctly filter column with data separated by a comma? How correctly filter column with data separated by a comma? dataframe apache-spark scala How Array df.filter How correctly filter column with data separated by a comma? Let's say I have such DataFrame. Also, I have an array with numbers: var array = Array(200,...
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49634517_c0
49634517
scala
0
Title: Choose directory for package Problem title: Choose directory for package Tags: scala, sbt Problem: Choose directory for package When I execute sbt package It puts my jar into /target/scala-2.11 I want it to be in just /target How do I do this? Code signals: Choose, scala-2.11
Choose directory for package Choose directory for package scala sbt Choose scala-2.11 Choose directory for package When I execute It puts my jar into I want it to be in just How do I do this?
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38733276_c0
38733276
scala
0
Title: How Scala make a series for type Long? Problem title: How Scala make a series for type Long? Tags: scala Problem: How Scala make a series for type Long? it is ok when 2 to 9999 but it is wrong when 2l to 9999999999l ,where l stands for type Long. Code signals: How, Scala, Long
How Scala make a series for type Long? How Scala make a series for type Long? scala How Scala Long How Scala make a series for type Long? it is ok when 2 to 9999 but it is wrong when 2l to 9999999999l ,where l stands for type Long.
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42798697_c0
42798697
scala
0
Title: How to combine two spark data frames in sorted order Problem title: How to combine two spark data frames in sorted order Tags: apache-spark-sql, sorting, scala, apache-spark Problem: How to combine two spark data frames in sorted order Code signals: How, Seq, a.show, b.show, c.show
How to combine two spark data frames in sorted order How to combine two spark data frames in sorted order apache-spark-sql sorting scala apache-spark How Seq a.show b.show c.show How to combine two spark data frames in sorted order I want to combine two dataframes a and b into a dataframe c that is sorted on a column. ...
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47635971_c2
47635971
scala
2
akka-stream_2.12:2.5.6, com.typesafe.play:play-streams_2.12:2.6.7, com.typesafe.akka:akka-http-core_2.12:10.0.10, com.typesafe.akka:akka-actor_2.12:2.5.6, com.typesafe.akka:akka-slf4j_2.12:2.5.6, com.typesafe.akka:akka-parsing_2.12:10.0.10, org.reactivemongo:reactivemongo_2.12:0.12.6, Run
akka-stream_2.12:2.5.6, com.typesafe.play:play-streams_2.12:2.6.7, com.typesafe.akka:akka-http-core_2.12:10.0.10, com.typesafe.akka:akka-actor_2.12:2.5.6, com.typesafe.akka:akka-slf4j_2.12:2.5.6, com.typesafe.akka:akka-parsing_2.12:10.0.10, org.reactivemongo:reactivemongo_2.12:0.12.6, Run
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67033168_c1
67033168
scala
1
BT problem, so I can open a bug? How can I get additional information on why the build hangs, so I can try to avoid the problem? Code signals: Scala, SBT, Java, github.com, backup.git, e8bdc8a1e878bd15129f08b20df51d54ebd86e4a, b273a531c19ad68600026429643e13c6d2761c16, Docker, build-app.sh
BT problem, so I can open a bug? How can I get additional information on why the build hangs, so I can try to avoid the problem? Code signals: Scala, SBT, Java, github.com, backup.git, e8bdc8a1e878bd15129f08b20df51d54ebd86e4a, b273a531c19ad68600026429643e13c6d2761c16, Docker, build-app.sh
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2728959_c0
2728959
scala
0
Title: When are singleton objects constructed? Problem title: When are singleton objects constructed? Tags: scala Problem: When are singleton objects constructed? In object O { // construction code and member initialization } construct, when is this code going to be run? Code signals: When
When are singleton objects constructed? When are singleton objects constructed? scala When When are singleton objects constructed? In construct, when is this code going to be run?
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