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A large task is mapped over independent chunks and subsequently aggregated or reduced into a single result. Typical conditions for use: Large inputs can be split into independent chunks; Aggregation logic is clearly definable. The central trade-off: Excellent scaling capabilities are achieved against the risk of generating inconsistent partial results.
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