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    CHALLENGES IN EVALUATING BIG DATA University Of Central Missiouri Department of Computer Information Systems Date: 6/ Submitted by: Udayender Reddy SingiReddy 700# 700629634 uxs96340@ucmo.edu CHALLENGES IN EVALUATING BIG DATA ABSTRACT This article discusses firms that are at the leading edge of developing a big data analytic capability. Business firms and other types of organizations are feverishly exploring ways of taking advantage of the big data phenomenon. Big data is increasingly the cornerstone

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    competition. We process and analyze terabytes of data and break down all the fuzz and chatter around it to give our customers meaningful insights about their competition and the market they are engaged in. By leveraging our data collection, processing, and research and analytics expertise and by focusing on operational excellence and an industry standard

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    line of inquiry. Qualitative data provides a prosperous, thorough picture to be built up about why people act in certain ways, and their feelings about these actions, which provides the researcher with a clear understanding of the data. Qualitative data is also useful for studying limited data in-depth; for the purpose of this study to be accomplished, the data needs to be studied in-depth. Thematizing meanings is one of few shared generic skills across qualitative analysis (Holloway and Todres, 2003)

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    What and how to analyze social data Sentiment Analysis (Opinion Mining). It is used to understand the emotion conveyed in a textual message. It involves identifying the opinion, extracting the features or objects for which the opinion is expressed and then categorizing the opinion as a positive, negative or neutral and thus assigning it a polarity (Liu 2010). The growth in social media provides a wider platform which has allowed for an abundance in the expression of opinions, including product reviews

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    site for this software I found a large amount of background information about this history, development, and advantages of this software. This software was developed by Grant Bodie who has over 30 years of development and management experience in data access and audit analytics. Grant is a pioneer in the audit analytics field. As founder and software architect of ACL Services Ltd until 2003, he defined audit analytics for most users. Grant is also a Chartered Accountant and prior to ACL spent 12

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    being true, that is, is body weight equal to or greater than 168?) One thing the data scientist should always to is to get an assessment of how the chosen algorithm is performing, as far as accuracy is concerned. Different packages and different methods often use different algorithms and it is important to understand how source code makes the data behave so that we can better analyze, predict, model, and visualize our data. It would be like knowing which port our ship has sailed to so we can expect to

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    gb of data. •data volumes are estimated to grow 50 times by 2020. •google receives over 2,000,000 search queries every minute. • 72 hours of video are added to Youtube every minute. •there are 217 new mobile Internet users every minute. •twitter users send over 100,000 tweets every minute (that’s over 140 million per day). •Companies, brands, and organizations receive 34,000 “likes” on social networks every minute. International data Corporation (IdC) predicts that the market for big data technology

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    broad range of web data from visitors, bounce rates, page views, conversion rates to dashboards, custom reports, and goals. It can be sometimes confusing to make sense from all the web data obtained. Some users utilize basic features of the web analytics tools and some others utilize complex features to crunch the data based on the specific business requirements. Sometimes users spend superabundant time to analyze complex data that really has not value. In order to make data crunching simpler and

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    Data is an important component used by all technology and businesses to gain insights and refine their marketing techniques to improve customer experience. Through the use of data analysis companies can capture a large amount of data, and retrieve information regarding the company’s trends. In Richard’s case using data analytics allows him to gain better insights on customer behaviors, in which he was able to determine which factors influence a user to purchase the eReader early. These factors will

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    the immense data generated in smart city. Fog computing can also be called as edge computing, is a distributed computing infrastructure in nature, for smart devices like mobile phones the application services should be maintained near the end user side but the services are handled at remote data server i.e. in cloud. Our aim is to reduce the amount of storage required, the time required in data processing and data analysis and the propagation time in cloud computing. Thus by handling data at network

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