Social network analysis with HadoopJake HofmanYahoo! ResearchOctober 2, 2009Jake Hofman (Yahoo! Research) Social network analysis with Hadoop October 2, 2009Social networks• Rapid increase in amount and variety of social network data• Valuable information for products (recommendations, advertising,etc.) and research (structure/dynamics, diffusion, etc.)Jake Hofman (Yahoo! Research) Social network analysis with Hadoop October 2, 2009Social networksGoal: to enable analysis of large-scale social network data with readilyavailable software/hardwareJake Hofman (Yahoo! Research) Social network analysis with Hadoop October 2, 200911970s∼ 10 nodes456 JOURNAL OF ANTHROPOLOGICAL RESEARCH FIGURE 1 Social Network Model of Relationships in the Karate Club 34 1 3 33 2 27 8 26 i 9 25 10 AND IN SMALL GROUPS CONFLICT FISSION 453 to bounded social of all in all the data groups types settings. Also, can be collected a reliable method familiar to required by currently the use of nominal scales. anthropologists, 19 18 16 17 THE ETHNOGRAPHIC RATIONALE This is the of the social the 34 indi- graphic representation relationships among The karate club was observed for a of three from 1970 period years, viduals in the karate club. A line is drawn between two points when the two to 1972. individuals In addition to direct interacted the in contexts of outside the club those of to being represented consistently observation, history prior karate and club Each such line ...