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package com.datatorrent.lib.math;
import java.util.HashMap;
import com.datatorrent.api.DefaultOutputPort;
import com.datatorrent.api.annotation.Stateless;
import com.datatorrent.lib.algo.MatchMap;
/**
* This operator compares tuples subclassed from Number based on the property "key", "value", and "cmp", and matching tuples are emitted.
*
* If the tuple passed the test, it is emitted on the output port "compare". The comparison is done by getting double value from the Number.
* Both output ports are optional, but at least one has to be connected.
* This module is a pass through
*
* Ports:
* data: expects Map<K,V extends Number>
* compare: emits HashMap<K,V>
*
* Properties:
* key: The key on which compare is done
* value: The value to compare with
* cmp: The compare function. Supported values are "lte", "lt", "eq", "neq", "gt", "gte". Default is "eq"
*
* Compile time checks:
* Key must be non empty
* Value must be able to convert to a "double"
* CompareMap string, if specified, must be one of "lte", "lt", "eq", "neq", "gt", "gte"
*
* Specific run time checks:
* Does the incoming HashMap have the key
* Is the value of the key a number
*
* Benchmarks: Blast as many tuples as possible in inline mode
*
* In-Bound Out-bound Comments
* 8 Million K,V pairs/s Each matched tuple is emitted In-bound rate and number of tuples that match determine performance.
* Immutable tuples were used in the benchmarking. If you use mutable tuples and have lots of keys, the benchmarks may be lower
*
*
* Function Table (K=String,V=Integer); emitError=true; key=a; value=3; cmp=eq):
*
* Tuple Type (api) In-bound (process) Out-bound (emit)
* data(Map<K,V>) compare(HashMap<K,V>)
* Begin Window (beginWindow()) N/A N/A
* Data (process()) {a=2,b=20,c=1000}
* Data (process()) {a=3,b=40,c=2} {a=3,b=40,c=2}
* Data (process()) {a=10,b=5}
* Data (process()) {d=55,b=12}
* Data (process()) {d=22,a=4}
* Data (process()) {d=4,a=3,g=5,h=44} {d=4,a=3,g=5,h=44}
* End Window (endWindow()) N/A N/A
*
*
*
* @displayName Compare Map
* @category Math
* @tags comparison, key value, numeric, map
* @since 0.3.2
*/
@Stateless
public class CompareMap extends MatchMap
{
/**
* Output port that emits a hashmap of matching number tuples after comparison.
*/
public final transient DefaultOutputPort> compare = match;
}