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Learning Goals
•  Describe GraphX
•  Define Regular, Directed, and Property Graphs
•  Create a Property Graph
•  Perform Operations on Graphs

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Learning Goals

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What is a Graph?
Graph: vertices connected by edges
vertex
edge
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What is a Graph?
set of vertices, connected by edges.
vertex
edge
DFW
ATL
Relationship: distance

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Graphs are Essential to Data Mining and Machine Learning
•  Identify influential entities (people, information…)
•  Find communities
•  Understand people’s shared interests
•  Model complex data dependencies

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Real World Graphs
•  Web Pages
Reference Spark GraphX in Action

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Real World Graphs
•  Web Pages

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Real World Graphs

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Real World Graphs
•  Recommendations
Ratings
Items
Users

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Real World Graphs
•  Credit Card Application Fraud
Reference Spark Summit

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Real World Graphs
•  Credit Card Fraud

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Finding Communities
Count triangles passing through each vertex:
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Measures “cohesiveness” of local community
More Triangles
Stronger Community
Fewer Triangles
Weaker Community
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Real World Graphs
Healthcare

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Liberal Conservative
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Predicting User Behavior
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Conditional Random Field!
Belief Propagation!

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Enable JoiningTables and Graphs
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User
Data
Product
Ratings
Friend
Graph
ETL
Product Rec.
Graph
Join Inf.
Prod.
Rec.
Tables Graphs

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Table and Graph Analytics

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What is GraphX?
Spark SQL
•  Structured Data
•  Querying with
SQL/HQL
•  DataFrames
Spark Streaming
•  Processing of live
streams
•  Micro-batching
MLlib
•  Machine Learning
•  Multiple types of
ML algorithms
GraphX
•  Graph processing
•  Graph parallel
computations
RDD Transformations and Actions
•  Task scheduling
•  Memory management
•  Fault recovery
•  Interacting with storage systems
Spark Core

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Apache Spark GraphX
•  Spark component for graphs and graph-
parallel computations
•  Combines data parallel and graph parallel
processing in single API
•  View data as graphs and as collections (RDD)
–  no duplication or movement of data
•  Operations for graph computation
–  includes optimized version of Pregel
•  Provides graph algorithms and builders
GraphX
•  Graph processing
•  Graph parallel
computations

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Learning Goals

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Regular Graphs vs Directed Graphs
edge
Carol
Bob
vertex
Relationship:
Friends
•  Regular graph: each vertex has the same
number of edges
•  Example: Facebook friends
–  Bob is a friend of Carol
–  Carol is a friend of Bob

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Regular Graphs vs Directed Graphs
vertex
edge
Carol
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Oprah
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•  Directed graph: edges have a direction
•  Example: Twitter followers
–  Carol follows Oprah
–  Oprah does not follow Carol
Relationship:
follows

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Property Graph
Flight 123
Flight 1002
LAX
SJC
Properties
Properties

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Flight Example with GraphX
edge
ORD
vertex
SFO
1800 miles
800 miles1400 miles
DFW
Originating
Airport
Destination
Airport
Distance
SFO ORD 1800 miles
ORD DFW 800 miles
DFW SFO 1400 miles

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Flight Example with GraphX
edge
ORD
vertex
SFO
1800 miles
800 miles1400 miles
DFW
Id Property
1 SFO
2 ORD
3 DFW
SrcId DestId Property
1 2 1800
2 3 800
3 1 1400
Vertex Table
Edge Table

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Spark Property Graph class
edge
ORD
vertex
SFO
1800 miles
800 miles1400 miles
DFW
class Graph[VD, ED] {
val vertices: VertexRDD[VD]
val edges: EdgeRDD[ED]
}

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Learning Goals
•  Define GraphX

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Create a Property Graph
Import required classes
Create vertex RDD
Create edge RDD
Create graph
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import org.apache.spark._
import org.apache.spark.graphx._
import org.apache.spark.rdd.RDD
1 Import required classes

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Create a Property Graph: Data Set
Vertices: Airports
Edges: Routes
Source ID Dest ID Property (E)
Id Id Distance (Integer)
Vertex ID Property (V)
Id (Long) Name (String)

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// create vertices RDD with ID and Name
val vertices=Array((1L, ("SFO")),(2L, ("ORD")),(3L,("DFW")))
val vRDD= sc.parallelize(vertices)
vRDD.take(1)
// Array((1,SFO))
2 Create vertex RDD
Id Property
1 SFO
2 ORD
3 DFW

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3 Create edge RDD
// create routes RDD with srcid, destid , distance
val edges = Array(Edge(1L,2L,1800),Edge(2L,3L,800),
Edge(3L,1L,1400))
val eRDD= sc.parallelize(edges)
eRDD.take(2)
// Array(Edge(1,2,1800), Edge(2,3,800))
SrcId DestId Property
1 2 1800
2 3 800
3 1 1400

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4 Create graph
// define default vertex nowhere
val nowhere = “nowhere”
//build initial graph
val graph = Graph(vertices, edges, nowhere)
graph.vertices.take(3).foreach(print)
// (2,ORD)(1,SFO)(3,DFW)
graph.edges.take(3).foreach(print)
// Edge(1,2,1800) Edge(2,3,800) Edge(3,1,1400)

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Learning Goals
•  Define GraphX

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Graph Operators
To answer questions such as:
•  How many airports are there?
•  How many flight routes are there?
•  What are the longest distance routes?
•  Which airport has the most incoming
flights?
•  What are the top 10 flights?

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Graph Class

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Graph Operators
To find information about the graph
Operator Description
numEdges number of edges (Long)
numVertices number of vertices (Long)
inDegrees The in-degree of each vertex (VertexRDD[Int])
outDegrees The out-degree of each vertex (VertexRDD[Int])
degrees The degree of each vertex (VertexRDD[Int])

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Graph Operators
Graph Operators
// How many airports?
val numairports = graph.numVertices
// Long = 3
// How many routes?
val numroutes = graph.numEdges
// Long = 3
// routes > 1000 miles distance?
graph.edges.filter {
case ( Edge(org_id, dest_id,distance))=>
distance > 1000
}.take(3)
// Array(Edge(1,2,1800), Edge(3,1,1400)

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Triplets
// Triplets add source and destination properties to Edges
graph.triplets.take(3).foreach(println)
((1,SFO),(2,ORD),1800)
((2,ORD),(3,DFW),800)
((3,DFW),(1,SFO),1400)

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Triplets What are the longest routes ?
((1,SFO),(2,ORD),1800)
((2,ORD),(3,DFW),800)
((3,DFW),(1,SFO),1400)
// print out longest routes
graph.triplets.sortBy(_.attr, ascending=false)
.map(triplet =>"Distance" + triplet.attr.toString + “from"
+ triplet.srcAttr + “to" + triplet.dstAttr)
.collect.foreach(println)
Distance 1800 from SFO to ORD
Distance 1400 from DFW to SFO
Distance 800 from ORD to DFW

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Graph Operators
Which airport has the most incoming flights? (real dataset)
// Define a function to compute the highest degree vertex
def max(a:(VertexId,Int),b:(VertexId, Int)):(VertexId, Int) =
{
if (a._2 > b._2) a else b
}
// Which Airport has the most incoming flights?
val maxInDegree:(VertexId, Int)= graph.inDegrees.reduce(max)
// (10397,152) ATL

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Graph Operators
Which 3 airports have the most incoming flights? (real dataset)
// get top 3
val maxIncoming = graph.inDegrees.collect
.sortWith(_._2 > _._2)
.map(x => (airportMap(x._1), x._2)).take(3)
maxIncoming.foreach(println)
(ATL,152)
(ORD,145)
(DFW,143)

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Graph Operators
Caching Graphs
Operator Description
cache() Caches the vertices and edges; default level is
MEMORY_ONLY
persist(newLevel) Caches the vertices and edges at specified storage level;
returns a reference to this graph
unpersist(blocking) Uncaches both vertices and edges of this graph
unpersistVertices(blocking) Uncaches only the vertices, leaving edges alone

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Graph Class

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Class Discussion
1.  How many airports are there?
•  In our graph, what represents airports?
•  Which operator could you use to find the number of airports?
2.  How many routes are there?
•  In our graph, what represents routes?
•  Which operator could you use to find the number of routes?

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How Many Airports are There?
How many airports are there?
•  In our graph, what represents airports?
Vertices
•  Which operator could you use to find the number of airports?
graph.numVertices

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Pregel API
•  GraphX exposes variant of Pregel API
•  iterative graph processing
–  Iterations of message passing between vertices

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The Graph-Parallel Abstraction
A user-deﬁnedVertex-Program runs on each Graph vertex
•  Using messages (e.g. Pregel )
•  Parallelism: run multiple vertex programs simultaneously

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Pregel Operator
Initial message received at each vertex
Message computed at each vertex
Sum of message received at each vertex
Sum of message received at each vertex
1Super step
2Super step
nSuper step
Loop until no messages left
OR max iterations

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Pregel Operator: Example
Use Pregel to find the cheapest airfare:
// starting vertex
val sourceId: VertexId = 13024
// a graph with edges containing airfare cost calculation
val gg = graph.mapEdges(e => 50.toDouble + e.attr.toDouble/20 )
// initialize graph, all vertices except source have distance infinity
val initialGraph = gg.mapVertices((id, _) =>
if (id == sourceId) 0.0 else Double.PositiveInfinity

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Graph Class
Pregel

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// call pregel on graph
val sssp = initialGraph.pregel(Double.PositiveInfinity)(
// Vertex Program
(id, distCost, newDistCost) => math.min(distCost, newDistCost),
triplet => {
// Send Message
if (triplet.srcAttr + triplet.attr < triplet.dstAttr) {
Iterator((triplet.dstId, triplet.srcAttr + triplet.attr))
} else {
Iterator.empty
}
},
// Merge Message
(a,b) => math.min(a,b)
)

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// routes , lowest flight cost
println(sssp.edges.take(4).mkString("n"))
Edge(10135,10397,84.6)
Edge(10135,13930,82.7)
Edge(10140,10397,113.45)
Edge(10140,10821,133.5)

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PageRank
•  Measures the importance of vertices in a graph
•  In links are votes
•  In links from important vertices are more important
•  Returns a graph with vertex attributes
graph.pageRank(tolerance).vertices

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Page Rank: Example
Use Page Rank:
// use pageRank
val ranks = graph.pageRank(0.1).vertices
// join the ranks with the map of airport id to name
val temp= ranks.join(airports)
temp.take(1)
// Array((15370,(0.5365013694244737,TUL)))
// sort by ranking
val temp2 = temp.sortBy(_._2._1, false)
temp2.take(2)
//Array((10397,(5.431032677813346,ATL)), (13930,(5.4148119418905765,ORD)))
// get just the airport names
val impAirports =temp2.map(_._2._2)
impAirports.take(4)
//res6: Array[String] = Array(ATL, ORD, DFW, DEN)

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Use Case
Monitor air
traffic at
airports
Monitor delays Analyze airport
and routes
overall
Analyze airport
and routes by
airline

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Learn More
•  https://www.mapr.com/blog/how-get-started-using-apache-spark-graphx-scala
•  GraphX Programming Guide http://spark.apache.org/docs/latest/graphx-
programming-guide.html
•  MapR announces Free Complete Apache Spark Training and Developer
Certification https://www.mapr.com/company/press-releases/mapr-unveils-free-
complete-apache-spark-training-and-developer-certification
•  Free Spark On Demand Training http://learn.mapr.com/?q=spark#-l
•  Get Certified on Spark with MapR Spark Certification http://learn.mapr.com/?
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