Python Netflix1 Reducer
/pythonNetflix1/pyReducer.py
#!/usr/bin/python
#################################
# pyReducer.py #
# pyNetflix1 #
# #
# by Ryan Anguiano #
# bl4ckbird@hackedexistence.com #
#################################
#
# pyReducer takes its input from pyMapper and groups the
# values by key. It then iterates through each key and
# determines other information from a movie_titles.txt file
# in distributed cache. It operates on each movie key and
# outputs one line based on each key in the following format:
#
# MovieID firstDateRated,lastDateRated,productionDate,numOfRatings,avgRating,movieTitle
# (<Key,Value> seperated by a tab or \t)
#
from itertools import groupby
from operator import itemgetter
import sys
# Iterator function that returns and separates
# each line by a given separator
def read_mapper_output(file, separator='\t'):
for line in file:
yield line.rstrip().split(separator, 1)
# Import the movie titles file from distributed cache,
# and load it into a python dict so each movie year can
# be accessed by a MovieID key
def dict_from_movie_cache(file_name):
# Create a new dictionary and open the movie titles file
newDict = {}
f = open(file_name)
# For every line in the file split the line by 2 commas
# and distribute the values to movieID, year, name.
# Assign each movie to the dictionary with the key being
# movieID and the value being the movie year and title.
for line in f:
mov, year, name = line.rstrip().split(',',2)
newDict[mov] = year+','+name
# Close the file and return the dictionary
f.close()
return newDict
def main():
# Read input through iterator and load movie titles
mapper = read_mapper_output(sys.stdin)
movie_titles = dict_from_movie_cache('movie_titles.txt')
# For loop to operate on each line
for line in mapper:
# Groupby is an python iterator tool that is
# grouping all mapper input by MovieID
for movie, group in groupby(mapper, itemgetter(0)):
try:
# Ratings is the accumulated total of all the ratings per movie
# Count is the total number of ratings per movie
# First is the date of the earliest rating
# Last is the date of the latest rating
ratings = 0
count = 0
first = 0
last = 0
# Iterate through each user rating in a movie grouping
for movie, value in group:
# Accumulate ratings and count
rating, date = value.split(',',1)
ratings += int(rating)
count += 1
# Check the date against first and last
dateInt = int(date)
if(first == 0):
first = dateInt
last = dateInt
elif(first > dateInt):
first = dateInt
elif(last < dateInt):
last = dateInt
# Get the year and movie name from movie titles
year, name = movie_titles[movie].split(',',1)
# Average together all the ratings per movie
avg = float(ratings) / count
# Concatenate all the values
value = '%d,%d,%s,%d,%f,%s' % (first, last, year, count, avg, name)
# Output Key-Value pair
print '%s\t%s' % (movie, value)
# Output status to Hadoop Reporter
print >> sys.stderr, "report:counter:pyNetflix1,reducer,1"
except ValueError:
pass
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()