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P is a perl library that can speed up Unix scripts that process line oriented files by utilizing an array of inexpensive machines with associated disks.

The idea is to take a normal shell script and add parallel directives to allow it to run the functions on each of several machines on pieces of the input files to produce pieces of the output file. The pieces of the output are merged back together if need be. Therefore no new programming needs to be done, rather these are directives that can speed up existing programs by running them in parallel.

P is meant for non-computer scientists to do first-class Datamining on the largest datasets using inexpensive hardware. Here are some topics and the idea of P:


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