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 # Architecture
 
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 ## Sequence description
 

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 ## Concept Hierarchy
 
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 Feast contains the following core concepts:
 

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 * Amazon EMR cluster to run Spark \(3x spot m4.xlarge\)
 * Staging S3 bucket to store temporary data
 
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 ## 1. Requirements
 

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 The user would like to have the driver features joined onto the entity dataframe to produce a training dataset that contains both the target \(trip\_completed\) and features \(average\_daily\_rides, maximum\_daily\_rides, rating\). This dataset will then be used to train their model.
 
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 Feast is able to intelligently join feature data with different timestamps to a single entity dataframe. It does this through a point-in-time join as follows: