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we are trying to work with a large Corpus which is not going to fit into main memory so our indexer needs to do sorting on data that is not going to fit into main memory but will be resident on the disk and so the algorithm the external sorting algorithm that we come up with needs to minimize the total number of dis SE and what is the kind of data we have we have a stream of ordered pairs right each ordered pair is of the form term ID comma doc ID and each ordered pair is about 8 bytes long okay 4 + 4 storing the term ID and the doc ID and this stream is generated as we pass the documents in the corpus so as we pass a given document we split it into a stream of s each of those s is normalized and then we get these normalized term ID comma doc ID Pairs and we need to sort about 100 million of them and this stream is initially sorted with respect to Doc ID but we need to finally sort it with respect to term ID now because this entire stream does not fit into main memory what I was saying
