如果您可以在所有datanode上安装r运行时，那么您就可以创建一个简单的hadoop流式Map作业来调用r代码
你也可以看看斯巴克

我推断您希望在完整的数据集而不是示例数据集上运行r代码（分类器）
因此，我们正在寻找在大规模分布式系统上执行r代码
而且，它必须与hadoop组件紧密集成。
所以rhadoop会适合你的问题陈述。
http://www.rdatamining.com/big-data/r-hadoop-setup-guide

The scoring of 80 million to 8.5 seconds

The code below was run on an off lease Dell T7400 workstation with 64gb ram, dual quad 3ghz XEONS and two raid 0 SSD arrays on separate channels which I purchased for $600. I also use the free SPDE to partition the dataset.

For small datasets like your 80 million you might want to consider SAS or WPS.
The code below scores  80 million 40 char records in 9 seconds

The combination of in memory R and SAS/WPS makes a great combinations. Many SAS users consider datasets less than 1TB to be small.

I ran 8 parallel processes, SAS 9.4 64bit Win Pro 64bit

8.5

%let pgm=utl_score_spde;

proc datasets library=spde;
delete gig23ful_spde;
run;quit;

libname spde spde 'd:/tmp'
  datapath=("f:/wrk/spde_f" "e:/wrk/spde_e" "g:/wrk/spde_g")
  partsize=4g;
;

data spde.littledata_spde (compress=char drop=idx);
  retain primary_key;
  array num[20] n1-n20;
  array chr[20] $4 c1-c20;
  do primary_key=1 to 80000000;
    do idx=31 to 50;
      num[idx-30]=uniform(-1);
      chr[idx-30]=repeat(byte(idx),40);
    end;
    output;
  end;
run;quit;

%let _s=%sysfunc(compbl(C:\Progra~1\SASHome\SASFoundation\9.4\sas.exe -sysin c:\nul -nosplash -sasautos c:\oto -autoexec c:\oto\Tut_Oto.sas));

* score it;

data _null_;file "c:\oto\utl_scoreit.sas" lrecl=512;input;put _infile_;putlog _infile_;
cards4;
%macro utl_scoreit(beg=1,end=10000000);

  libname spde spde 'd:/tmp'
  datapath=("f:/wrk/spde_f" "e:/wrk/spde_e" "g:/wrk/spde_g")
  partsize=4g;

  libname out "G:/wrk";

  data keyscore;

     set spde.littledata_spde(firstobs=&beg obs=&end
        keep=
           primary_key
           n1
           n12
           n3
           n14
           n5
           n16
           n7
           n18
           n9
           n10
           c18
           c19
           c12);
    score= (.1*n1   +
            .1*n12  +
            .1*n3   +
            .1*n14  +
            .1*n5   +
            .1*n16  +
            .1*n7   +
            .1*n18  +
            .1*n9   +
            .1*n10  +
             (c18='0000')  +
             (c19='0000')  +
             (c12='0000'))/3  ;
    keep primary_key score;
  run;

%mend utl_scoreit;
;;;;
run;quit;

%utl_scoreit;

%let tym=%sysfunc(time());
systask kill sys101 sys102 sys103 sys104  sys105 sys106 sys107 sys108;
systask command "&_s -termstmt %nrstr(%utl_scoreit(beg=1,end=10000000);) -log G:\wrk\sys101.log" taskname=sys101;
systask command "&_s -termstmt %nrstr(%utl_scoreit(beg=10000001,end=20000000);) -log G:\wrk\sys102.log" taskname=sys102 ;
systask command "&_s -termstmt %nrstr(%utl_scoreit(beg=20000001,end=30000000);) -log G:\wrk\sys103.log" taskname=sys103 ;
systask command "&_s -termstmt %nrstr(%utl_scoreit(beg=30000001,end=40000000);) -log G:\wrk\sys104.log" taskname=sys104 ;
systask command "&_s -termstmt %nrstr(%utl_scoreit(beg=40000001,end=50000000);) -log G:\wrk\sys105.log" taskname=sys105 ;
systask command "&_s -termstmt %nrstr(%utl_scoreit(beg=50000001,end=60000000);) -log G:\wrk\sys106.log" taskname=sys106 ;
systask command "&_s -termstmt %nrstr(%utl_scoreit(beg=60000001,end=70000000);) -log G:\wrk\sys107.log" taskname=sys107 ;
systask command "&_s -termstmt %nrstr(%utl_scoreit(beg=70000001,end=80000000);) -log G:\wrk\sys108.log" taskname=sys108 ;
waitfor _all_ sys101 sys102 sys103 sys104  sys105 sys106 sys107 sys108;
systask list;
%put %sysevalf( %sysfunc(time()) - &tym);

8.56500005719863

NOTE: AUTOEXEC processing completed.

NOTE: Libref SPDE was successfully assigned as follows: 
      Engine:        SPDE 
      Physical Name: d:\tmp\
NOTE: Libref OUT was successfully assigned as follows: 
      Engine:        V9 
      Physical Name: G:\wrk

NOTE: There were 10000000 observations read from the data set SPDE.LITTLEDATA_SPDE.
NOTE: The data set WORK.KEYSCORE has 10000000 observations and 2 variables.
NOTE: DATA statement used (Total process time):
      real time           7.05 seconds
      cpu time            6.98 seconds

NOTE: SAS Institute Inc., SAS Campus Drive, Cary, NC USA 27513-2414
NOTE: The SAS System used:
      real time           8.34 seconds
      cpu time            7.36 seconds