February 12, 2009

An example of Aster Data’s nPath/MapReduce syntax

Perhaps in response to my prior post on Aster Data’s introduction of MapReduce-based nPath, Steve Wooledge of Aster offers a more detailed example.  The particular case he works through is:

… the question: for SEO/SEM-driven traffic that stay on our site only for 5 or less pageviews and then leave our site and never return in the same session, what are the top referring search queries and what are the top path of navigated pages on our site?

Categories: Analytic technologies, Aster Data, Data warehousing, MapReduce, Web analytics 
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