Ayush Adhikari

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Monday, May 19, 2025

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Distributed_Analytics_of_US_Residential_Zoning

This is a project that aims to do distributed analytics using clusters using a spatial dataset. Our goal with this project was to analyze the impact of single family rresidential zoning in the US and correlate it to quality of life measures in an effort to dissuade a segreggation of zoning types and promote inclusivity. We hoped to be able to compare the results against data from other countries that have more includive zoning laws, but this was not possible due to constraints on data availability and language barriers. For the distributed component, we are using a cluster of 10 machines that are managed by Yarn. To do the processing of data and calculations, we applied Spark using Java and Gradle. The data itself was stored using HDFS and totaled to ~3.2 GB. For more detail on our motivation, procedures, project structure, and results, please reference the latex file or the presentation in the GitHub repo.

Analysis of the MovieLens Dataset using Apache Spark

This project was an introduction to using Apache Spark to analyze a large file (~800 MB), namely the Movie Lens dataset containing movies, genres, ratings, etc. The files were stored using HDFS and cluster size consisted of 10 machines. There is 1 Java file with 7 Spark jobs which are focused on answering the 7 questions that can be found on GitHub.

CS455: Introduction to Distributed Systems

Covered fundamental ideas and issues in building distributed systems. Examined issues related to concurrent programming, thread pools and safety, non-blocking I/O, scalable server design, file system design, distributed mutual exclusion and deadlock detection, consensus and consistency, pipelining schemes, distributed graph algorithms, distributed shared memory, distributed objects, and MapReduce.

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