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...files. Since RHIPE uses Hadoop for distributing computation, it also benefits from Hadoops stability: load balancing and machine failure recovery being two important features, scheduling of jobs etc. RHIPE also implements a basic Shared Associative Space via IBM's TSpaces - with commands like rhput,rhtake,rhread etc. This is optional. See the website for details and performance results. Unfortunately, I haven't had the chance to compare with rmpi and snow. TODO(will appear soon ): another function: rhmr - mapreduce using R. Regards Saptarshi Guha [[alternative HTML version deleted]]