Machine Learning and Hadoop: Present and Future
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The document discusses machine learning and Hadoop. It begins by outlining machine learning truths for industrial applications, then describes the current state of machine learning on Hadoop, which relies heavily on Apache Mahout. However, Mahout has limitations. The document concludes that the future lies in moving beyond MapReduce to platforms like Spark, GraphLab, and AllReduce that can better support machine learning workloads at scale.
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Machine Learning and Hadoop: Present and Future
- 1. Machine Learning and Hadoop Present and Future Josh Wills Cloudera Data Science Team September 6th, 2012
- 2. About Me Copyright 2012 Cloudera Inc. All rights reserved
- 3. Outline • Part 1: Industrial Machine Learning • Part 2: ML and Hadoop: The State of the World • Part 3: ML and Hadoop: Where Things are Headed Copyright 2012 Cloudera Inc. All rights reserved
- 4. (Academic) ML vs. (Academic) StaIsIcs “Machine learning is sta/s/cs minus any checking of models and assump/ons.” -‐-‐ Brian Ripley, UseR! 2004 (provoca/vely paraphrased) Copyright 2012 Cloudera Inc. All rights reserved
- 5. Industrial Machine Learning: Truth #1 The thing that we are trying to predict is rarely the thing that we are trying to opImize. Copyright 2012 Cloudera Inc. All rights reserved
- 6. Industrial Machine Learning: Truth #2 Systems precede algorithms. Copyright 2012 Cloudera Inc. All rights reserved
- 7. Industrial Machine Learning: Truth #3 Practice Over Theory Blog Copyright 2012 Cloudera Inc. All rights reserved
- 8. ImplicaIon Data science requires predicIon-‐oriented machine learning models AND classical, rigorous staIsIcal analysis. Copyright 2012 Cloudera Inc. All rights reserved
- 9. Outline • Part 1: Industrial Machine Learning • Part 2: ML and Hadoop: The State of the World • Part 3: ML and Hadoop: Where Things are Headed Copyright 2012 Cloudera Inc. All rights reserved
- 10. “Hadoop. It’s Where The Data Is.” Copyright 2012 Cloudera Inc. All rights reserved
- 11. Hadoop PlaWorm: Substrate • Commodity servers • Open source operaFng system • “” ConfiguraFon Management • “” CoordinaFon Service • “” File System API • “” Efficient and Extensible File Formats • “” Efficient and Extensible RPC Libraries Copyright 2012 Cloudera Inc. All rights reserved
- 12. Hadoop PlaWorm: MapReduce Frameworks • Languages/Environments • PigLaFn (Apache) • HiveQL (Apache) • Jaql (IBM) • Java/Scala APIs • Crunch (Apache Incubator) • Scoobi (NICTA) • Cascading (Concurrent) • Pangool Copyright 2012 Cloudera Inc. All rights reserved
- 13. ML and Hadoop: The State of the World Copyright 2012 Cloudera Inc. All rights reserved
- 14. MapReduce • Great for: • Data PreparaFon • Feature Engineering • Model ValidaFon/EvaluaFon • Works Well For Certain Model Fing Problems • CollaboraFve Filtering Algorithms • ExpectaFon MaximizaFon • Decision Trees (PLANET; Gradient Boosted Decision Trees) • Not A PracIcal OpIon for Many Kinds of Problems • Way More Detail in the KDD 2011 Talk Copyright 2012 Cloudera Inc. All rights reserved
- 15. Apache Mahout • The starFng place for MapReduce-‐based machine learning algorithms • Not machine-‐learning-‐in-‐a-‐box • Custom tweaks/modificaFons are the rule • A disparate collecFon of algorithms for: • RecommendaFons • Clustering • ClassificaFon • Frequent Itemset Mining Copyright 2012 Cloudera Inc. All rights reserved
- 16. Apache Mahout (cont.) • Best Library: Taste Recommender • Oldest project, most widely-‐deployed in producFon • SVD implementaFon is parFcularly acFve • Good Libraries: Online SGD • Does not use MapReduce • Vowpal Rabbit is faster, has L-‐BFGS opFon • Roll Your Own Instead: Naïve Bayes Copyright 2012 Cloudera Inc. All rights reserved
- 17. The Ominous Challenges Copyright 2012 Cloudera Inc. All rights reserved
- 18. 1. The Secret Sauce Effect Copyright 2012 Cloudera Inc. All rights reserved
- 19. 2. Delta Between Mahout and the Cu_ng Edge Copyright 2012 Cloudera Inc. All rights reserved
- 20. ML and Hadoop: Where Things are Headed Copyright 2012 Cloudera Inc. All rights reserved
- 21. Moving Beyond MapReduce Copyright 2012 Cloudera Inc. All rights reserved
- 22. The Contenders Copyright 2012 Cloudera Inc. All rights reserved
- 23. AllReduce • Developed at Yahoo! Research • Defines the allreduce operaFon • N machines each have a number => each machine has the sum of the numbers • At the heart of Vowpal Wabbit’s performance • Implemented in C++ • Can be patched into Apache Hadoop and used today Copyright 2012 Cloudera Inc. All rights reserved
- 24. Spark • Developed at Berkeley’s AMP Lab • Defines operaFons on distributed in-‐memory collecFons • Wriken in Scala • Supports reading to and wriFng from HDFS Copyright 2012 Cloudera Inc. All rights reserved
- 25. GraphLab • Developed at CMU • Lower-‐level primiFves • (but higher than MPI) • Map/Reduce => Update/Sort • Flexible, allows for asynchronous computaFons • Reads from HDFS Copyright 2012 Cloudera Inc. All rights reserved
- 26. How Things Measure Up Copyright 2012 Cloudera Inc. All rights reserved
- 27. Speed vs. Reliability Copyright 2012 Cloudera Inc. All rights reserved
- 28. Memory vs. Disk Copyright 2012 Cloudera Inc. All rights reserved
- 29. C++ vs. JVM Copyright 2012 Cloudera Inc. All rights reserved
- 30. QuesIons? (Ask Anything. Anything At All.) jwills@cloudera.com