Errata for Mining of Massive Datasets - Second Edition |
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Section | Location | Problem | Reported By | Date Reported |
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2.3 | p. 29, l. 8; p. 33, l. 6, 17; p. 34, l. 6, 14, -11; p. 35, l. 14; p. 36, l. 17, -12 | At each of these points, the boldface x should have been The Map Function: | 10/28/15 | |
2.3.9 | p. 36, l. 24-25 | remove the second right parenthesis in the parenthesized expressions on these lines. | John Phillips | 1/1/16 |
2.4.2 | p. 40, l. -14 | We should explain that therefore P is the transitive closure of E. | Rafi Kamal | 7/6/15 |
2.6.6 | p. 58, l. 13-14 | "upper bound" is "lower bound" on l. 13, and on l. 14, the result is a lower bound on replication rate. | Saman Haratizadeh | 2/23/15 |
2.6.7 | p. 60, l. 14 | The last two equations on this line should be q = 2n2/g and r = 2n2/q. | Saman Haratizadeh | 2/23/15 |
2.6.7 | p. 61, l. 8 | The sentence "This algorithm..." is not exactly right. Section 2.3.9 describes an algorithm that uses reducers of size 2n, with each reducer responsible for all the elements having a fixed value of j. However, we could have used reducers of size 2 if we had created one reducer for each (i,j,k) and sent it only the elements mij and njk. | Saman Haratizadeh | 10/20/15 |
2.6.7 | p. 63, l. 2 | n2 should be n3. | Saman Haratizadeh | 2/28/15 |
2.6.7 | p. 63, l. 7 | "replication rate" should be "communication cost". | Saman Haratizadeh | 2/28/15 |
3.3.6 | p. 81, l. 10-11 | the functions on both these lines should be computed modulo 5. | Hitesh Shetty | 3/24/15 |
3.4.2 | p. 84, l. 14 | "in all rows of any of the bands" should be "in at least one row of each band". | Hitesh Shetty | 3/27/15 |
3.7.3 | p. 100, l. -2 | v2.x = 3 should be 2. | Hsiu-Hsuan Huang | 12/8/18 |
3.9.3 | p. 113, l. 16-17 | "upper" should be 'lower" on l. 16, and "distance" should be "similarity" on l. 17. | Zhang JunFeng | 11/25/14 |
3.9.3 | p. 113, l. -3 | "distance" should be "similarity". | Jeff Hwang | 2/19/16 |
3.9.5 | p. 115, l. 15 | "distance" should be "similarity". | 2/19/16 | |
3.9.6 | p. 118, l. 11-13 | For the case i=2, the value of p is 8, and the proper constraint is q≥9. The inequality that must be satisfied is 9/(q+j+1)≥0.8, which does have a solution q=8 and j=1. However, we already knew that from the study of the case p≥q. Also, for the case i=3, we have p=7 and q≥8. The resulting inequality is 8/(q+j+2)≥0.8, which has no solution for j a positive integer. | Hitesh Shetty | 7/6/15 |
4.2.2 | p. 129, l. 12 | Triple quotes should be double. | Yunan Luo | 12/22/14 |
4.5.3 | p. 139 | There are five occurrences of the expression E(2*X.value+1). They should all be E(n*(2X.value - 1)). | Saman Haratizadeh | 11/17/14 |
6.1.1 | p. 193, Fig. 6.2 | 7 should be added to the sets in the column for "and" and the rows for "dog" and "cat". | Yokila Arora | 1/15/18 |
6.2.3 | p. 202, top | Example 6.7 mistates the frequent itemsets in Example 6.1. In fact, there are five frequent pairs, including {cat, a}, and one frequent tripleton: {cat, dog, a}. As a result, the maximal frequent itemsets are {training}, {cat, and}, {dog, and}, and {cat, dog, a}. | Hitesh Shetty | 112/15/14 |
6.5.2 | p. 223, l. 5 | 2/c should be 1/2c. | Timon Ruban | 1/20/17 |
7.5.4 | p. 256, l. 8 | Delete one "from" | Saman Haratizadeh | 11/30/14 |
8.4.5 | p. 281, l. 24-26 | We can only conclude that befrore q is assigned, the budget of A2 was at most B/2. Thus, we only know that x is at most y, but that is all we need to make the analysis go through. | Steven Euijong Whang | 10/18/18 |
8.4.6 | p. 282, l. 10 | B/(N-i) should be B/(N-i+1). | 1/20/17 | |
9.1.2 | 295, 6 lines below box | "Niether" should be "Neither". | Yunan Luo | 12/22/14 |
10.1.4 | p. 329, l. 15 | "deli.cio.us" should be "del.icio.us". | Christopher T.-R. Yeh | 2/26/18 |
10.4.5 | p. 349, l. 7 | "node 6" should be "node 5". | 1/20/17 | |
10.8.1 | p. 367, l. -12 | v1 should be vi. | Hua Feng | 3/12/16 |
11.1.3 | p. 388, l. -6 | "eigenvector" should be "eigenvalue" | Rch Seiter | 11/17/14 |
11.1.3 | p, 389, item (2)(a) and l. -4 | We need to limit what we say to symmtric matrices M. In paricular, in item (2)(a) the statement "but even..." is not necessarily true for an arbitrary matrix, and at the bottom of the page the discussion of eigenvectors being orthonormal likewise is guaranteed only for symmetric matrices. | 7/10/15 | |
11.1.3 | p. 389, second line of Example 11.4 | The order of the vector and its transpose needs to be reversed. That is, [0.447, 0.894] should be moved right, to the point just before the = sign. Moreover, in the third line, 2.601 should be 1.601. And in addition, each of the entries in these matrices is off by about 0.002. | Bob Resendes | 3/1/15 |
11.3.2 | p. 398, second line below Fig. 11.6 | "last two rows" should be "last two columns". | 1/20/17 | |
11.3.3 | p. 401, l. 6 | "corresponding s rows" should be "corresponding s columns". | 1/20/17 | |
11.3.6 | p. 404, l. -6 | "on the left" should be "on the right". | 1/20/17 | |
11.4.2 | p. 409, l. 13, 21-24 | There are a number of arithmetic errors. On l. 13, 0.430 should be 0.608, and the column is [0,0,0,6.38,8.22,3.29]. On l. 21, 0.454 should be 0.642, and on l. 22, 0.556 should be 0.786. On l. 23, 11.01 should be 7.79, and on l. 24, 8.99 should be 6.36, | 10/12/15 | |
11.5 | p. 412, l. -6 | "second-smallest" should be "second-largest". | David Z. Liu | 3/12/16 |
12.1.2 | p. 417, l. -7 | The point (0,2) should be (1,2). | Harizo Rajaona | 6/14/15 |
12.2.1 | p. 426, l. 12 | "or" should be "of". | Marcus Gemeinder | 10/17/15 |
12.2.8 | p. 435, l. 3 | cyxi should be ηyxi. | Marcus Gemeinder | 10/17/15 |
12.3.1 | p. 437, l. -20, -19 | On each line, the w.x should be followed by "+b". | Marcus Gemeinder | 10/17/15 |
12.4.3 | p. 449, l. -7 | "(" needed before the "3". | Yunan Luo | 12/22/14 |