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[jira] [Created] (BEAM-197) Incremental join
Mark Shields created BEAM-197:
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Summary: Incremental join
Key: BEAM-197
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/BEAM-197
Project: Beam
Issue Type: Bug
Components: beam-model
Reporter: Mark Shields
Assignee: Frances Perry
Consider a co-group by key over the two (streaming) collections:
l : PCollection<KV<K, L>>
r : PCollection<KV<K, R>>
Each processElement sees a K, Iterable<L> and Iterable<R>.
If the underlying trigger only allows a single PaneInfo.Timing.ON_TIME pane then it is trivial to calculate the traditional cross-product, including any of the inner/outer join combinations should Iterable<L> or Iterable<R> be empty.
However if the underlying trigger supports speculative (ie PaneInfo.Timing.EARLY) or late (ie PaneInfo.Timing.LATE) panes then the corresponding speculative output panes are awkward to compute.
(left_already_seen ++ new_left) X (right_already_seen ++ new_right)
==
(left_already_seen X right_already_seen) ++
(new_left X right_already_seen) ++
(left_already_seen X new_right) ++
(new_left X new_right)
Currently the barrier between 'already seen' and 'new' must be maintained for left and right in per-window state. That suppresses some optimizations.
This bug is for finding a cleaner way to express this combinator.
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