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PySpark: Create a column with randomly selected primary keys from another dataframe
pySpark Create DataFrame from RDD with Key/ValuePySpark add a column to a DataFrame from a TimeStampType columnAdd columns on a Pyspark DataframeCreate a dataframe from a hashmap with keys as column names and values as rows in SparkPySpark adding values to one DataFrame based on columns of 2nd DataFrameSelect columns in Pyspark DataframeSelect all columns of a dataframe as a StructTypeRemove values from pyspark dataframePyspark create DataFrame from rows/data with varying columns
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I have two dataframes, A and B.
A has a primary key, key_a.
I want to create a column of foreign keys on B that selects a random key from a.
So B will look like
key_b | key_a
1 | 1234123
2 | 5424352
etc...
The keys can repeat, but the goal is for every row of B to be assigned a random value from A's key_a column.
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I have two dataframes, A and B.
A has a primary key, key_a.
I want to create a column of foreign keys on B that selects a random key from a.
So B will look like
key_b | key_a
1 | 1234123
2 | 5424352
etc...
The keys can repeat, but the goal is for every row of B to be assigned a random value from A's key_a column.
apache-spark pyspark apache-spark-sql
IsA
small enough to broadcast?
– pault
Mar 26 at 19:47
@pault I'm not familiar with broadcasting but A is roughly 10,000 rows.
– nao
Mar 26 at 19:50
How about selecting sample by fraction and setting key_b? Likedf_A.sample(0.5).withColumn("key_b", monotonically_increasing_id())
– Sailesh Kotha
Mar 26 at 19:54
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I have two dataframes, A and B.
A has a primary key, key_a.
I want to create a column of foreign keys on B that selects a random key from a.
So B will look like
key_b | key_a
1 | 1234123
2 | 5424352
etc...
The keys can repeat, but the goal is for every row of B to be assigned a random value from A's key_a column.
apache-spark pyspark apache-spark-sql
I have two dataframes, A and B.
A has a primary key, key_a.
I want to create a column of foreign keys on B that selects a random key from a.
So B will look like
key_b | key_a
1 | 1234123
2 | 5424352
etc...
The keys can repeat, but the goal is for every row of B to be assigned a random value from A's key_a column.
apache-spark pyspark apache-spark-sql
apache-spark pyspark apache-spark-sql
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IsA
small enough to broadcast?
– pault
Mar 26 at 19:47
@pault I'm not familiar with broadcasting but A is roughly 10,000 rows.
– nao
Mar 26 at 19:50
How about selecting sample by fraction and setting key_b? Likedf_A.sample(0.5).withColumn("key_b", monotonically_increasing_id())
– Sailesh Kotha
Mar 26 at 19:54
add a comment |
IsA
small enough to broadcast?
– pault
Mar 26 at 19:47
@pault I'm not familiar with broadcasting but A is roughly 10,000 rows.
– nao
Mar 26 at 19:50
How about selecting sample by fraction and setting key_b? Likedf_A.sample(0.5).withColumn("key_b", monotonically_increasing_id())
– Sailesh Kotha
Mar 26 at 19:54
Is
A
small enough to broadcast?– pault
Mar 26 at 19:47
Is
A
small enough to broadcast?– pault
Mar 26 at 19:47
@pault I'm not familiar with broadcasting but A is roughly 10,000 rows.
– nao
Mar 26 at 19:50
@pault I'm not familiar with broadcasting but A is roughly 10,000 rows.
– nao
Mar 26 at 19:50
How about selecting sample by fraction and setting key_b? Like
df_A.sample(0.5).withColumn("key_b", monotonically_increasing_id())
– Sailesh Kotha
Mar 26 at 19:54
How about selecting sample by fraction and setting key_b? Like
df_A.sample(0.5).withColumn("key_b", monotonically_increasing_id())
– Sailesh Kotha
Mar 26 at 19:54
add a comment |
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Is
A
small enough to broadcast?– pault
Mar 26 at 19:47
@pault I'm not familiar with broadcasting but A is roughly 10,000 rows.
– nao
Mar 26 at 19:50
How about selecting sample by fraction and setting key_b? Like
df_A.sample(0.5).withColumn("key_b", monotonically_increasing_id())
– Sailesh Kotha
Mar 26 at 19:54