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@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ Let's go over a more detailed example...
Download the smallwiki dataset used in the Machine Learning for Big Data class at University of Washington.
wget http://courses.cs.washington.edu/courses/cse547/14wi/datasets/smallwiki.zip
http://courses.cs.washington.edu/courses/cse547/14wi/datasets/smallwiki.zip
Unzip it, you should find three files:
* tfidf.txt: each row is in the form of “docid||termid1:tfidf1,termid2:tfidf2,...
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#### Running with Mock
As previously mentioned, you can execute the kmeans example, an any of your own, with the mock binary. This will allow you to test error conditions while you are developing your algorithms. As explained in the Tutorial, passing the script certain parameters (e.g. mock=0,0,1,0) will cause certain node to exit after calling Allreduce/Broadcast in certain iteration. For more details refer to the [guide](./guide).
As previously mentioned, you can execute the kmeans example, an any of your own, with the mock binary. This will allow you to test error conditions while you are developing your algorithms. As explained in the [Tutorial](../guide), passing the script certain parameters (e.g. mock=0,0,1,0) will cause certain node to exit after calling Allreduce/Broadcast in some iteration.
#### Processing Output