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I'm currently immersed in a project where I'm leveraging PyTorch to develop an object detection model using satellite imagery. My immediate objective is to perform distributed training on this model using PySpark. While I have found several tutorials...
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ptawil
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Here is some model I created:class SomeModel(mlflow.pyfunc.PythonModel):
def predict(self, context, input):
# do fancy ML stuff
# log results
pandas_df = pd.DataFrame(...insert predictions here...)
spark_df = spark...
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Any updates on this? I am running into the same issue@Patrick Tawil were you able to solve this problem? If so, do you mind sharing?
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I'm trying to broadcast a Random forest (sklearn 1.2.0) recently loaded from mlflow, and using Pandas UDF to predict a model.However, the same code works perfectly on Spark 2.4 + our OnPrem cluster.I thought it was due to Spark 2.4 to 3 changes, an...
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Hello guys,I'm using Jira API to return "ISSUES". But to be able to use pyspark I need to create the Dataframe passing in the Schema. But I am not able to create the Schema based on the model below. Would you have any ideas?root
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if columns are missing, that particular data is not present in the json. I am not aware of spark skipping columns when reading json with inferschema. There is an option dropFieldIfAllNull but that is False by default.That makes me think: you might ...
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Hi all,I have followed the steps in this notebook to install rasterframes on my databricks cluster.Eventually I am able to import the following:from pyrasterframes import rf_ipython
from pyrasterframes.utils import create_rf_spark_session
from pyspar...
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.where((col('state')==state) & (col('month')>startmonth)I can do the where conditions both ways. I think the one below add readability. Is there any other difference and which is the best?.where(col('state')==state).where(col('month')>startmonth)
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You can use explain to see what type of physical and logical plans are getting created . This is the best way to see difference , but as mentioned in the question , it should give the same physical plan
