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title: DataVec Executors
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short_title: Executors
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description: Execute ETL and vectorization in a local instance.
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category: DataVec
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weight: 3
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---
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## Local or remote execution?
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Because datasets are commonly large by nature, you can decide on an execution mechanism that best suits your needs. For example, if you are vectorizing a large training dataset, you can process it in a distributed Spark cluster. However, if you need to do real-time inference, DataVec also provides a local executor that doesn't require any additional setup.
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## Executing a transform process
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Once you've created your `TransformProcess` using your `Schema`, and you've either loaded your dataset into a Apache Spark `JavaRDD` or have a `RecordReader` that load your dataset, you can execute a transform.
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Locally this looks like:
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```java
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import org.datavec.local.transforms.LocalTransformExecutor;
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List<List<Writable>> transformed = LocalTransformExecutor.execute(recordReader, transformProcess)
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List<List<List<Writable>>> transformedSeq = LocalTransformExecutor.executeToSequence(sequenceReader, transformProcess)
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List<List<Writable>> joined = LocalTransformExecutor.executeJoin(join, leftReader, rightReader)
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```
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When using Spark this looks like:
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```java
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import org.datavec.spark.transforms.SparkTransformExecutor;
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JavaRDD<List<Writable>> transformed = SparkTransformExecutor.execute(inputRdd, transformProcess)
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JavaRDD<List<List<Writable>>> transformedSeq = SparkTransformExecutor.executeToSequence(inputSequenceRdd, transformProcess)
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JavaRDD<List<Writable>> joined = SparkTransformExecutor.executeJoin(join, leftRdd, rightRdd)
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```
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## Available executors
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