Zingg
Search
⌃K
Welcome to Zingg
Step-By-Step Guide
Installation
Hardware Sizing
Zingg Runtime Properties
Zingg Command Line
Configuration
Configuring Through Environment Variables
Data Input and Output
Field Definitions
Model Location
Tuning Label, Match And Link Jobs
Telemetry
Working With Training Data
Building and saving the model
Finding the matches
Linking across datasets
Data Sources and Sinks
Working With Python
Running Zingg on Cloud
Zingg Models
Improving Accuracy
Documenting The Model
Interpreting Output Scores
Reporting bugs and contributing
Community
Frequently Asked Questions
Reading Material
Security And Privacy
Powered By GitBook

Configuration

JSON configuration file required to work with Zingg
Zingg comes with a command-line script that invokes spark-submit. This script needs a JSON configuration file to define the input data and match types, location of training data, models, and output.
Sample configuration files are defined at examples/febrl and examples/febrl120k.
The following sections describe the different JSON attributes of the configuration to get Zingg to work with your data.
Previous
Zingg Command Line
Next
Configuring Through Environment Variables
Last modified 1yr ago