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    Big data

    presented by:
    1.Komal Pawar
    2.Prachi Jadhav
    Introduction
    •Big data refers to extremely large datasets that are too large or complex to be
    processed by traditional data processing applications.
    •These datasets are characterized by the three Vs:
    1. Volume: The sheer amount of data.
    2. Velocity: The speed at which data is generated and processed.
    3. Variety: The diverse types of data, including structured, semi-structured, and
    unstructured data.
    Key Characteristics
    •High Volume: Terabytes, petabytes, or even exabytes of data.

    •High Velocity: Data generated rapidly, often in real-time.

    •High Variety: Diverse formats, including text, images, videos, audio, and

    more.

    •High Variability: Data quality can vary, with inconsistencies and errors.

    •High Complexity: Complex relationships and patterns within the data


    Applications of Big Data:

    • Healthcare: Personalized medicine, disease prevention, and healthcare analytics.

    • Finance: Fraud detection, risk assessment, and algorithmic trading.

    • Marketing: Customer segmentation, targeted advertising, and recommendation systems

    • Retail: Inventory management, demand forecasting, and personalized shoppin

    experiences.

    • Government: Public safety, urban planning, and social services.


    Hadoop Spark
    A distributed
    A fast and
    computing
    general-purpose
    framework for
    processing large cluster
    Big Data datasets. computing
    Technologies NoSQL Databases
    system
    Machine Learning

    Databases Building predictive


    designed to handle models using
    large-scale, algorithms and
    unstructured data. statistics.
    Challenges of Big Data:

    • Storage: Storing massive amounts of data efficiently and cost-effectively.


    • Processing: Analyzing and extracting insights from large datasets.
    • Integration: Combining data from various sources.
    • Security: Protecting sensitive data from unauthorized access.
    • Governance: Ensuring data quality and compliance with regulations.
    Case Studies of Big Data
    1. Netflix: Personalized Recommendations

    • Challenge: Providing personalized recommendations to millions of subscribers.

    2. Healthcare: Predictive Analytics

    • Challenge: Identifying patients at risk of developing certain diseases or complications

    3. Financial Services: Fraud Detection

    • Challenge: Detecting fraudulent transactions in real-time.


    Internet of Things (IoT): The proliferation of IoT
    devices will generate massive amounts of data,
    requiring advanced analytics and storage solutions.

    Edge Computing: Processing data closer to its source to reduce

    Future
    latency and improve real-time decision-making

    Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning: AI and ML


    algorithms will be used to extract deeper insights from big
    Trends in Big data, automate tasks, and make predictions.

    Blockchain: Blockchain technology can provide

    Data secure and transparent data management and


    sharing.

    Data Privacy and Ethics: Growing concerns about


    data privacy and ethical implications will drive the
    development of new regulations and technologies to
    protect sensitive information
    Conclusion

    •Big data has revolutionized the way


    businesses and organizations operate,
    providing valuable insights and driving
    innovation. As technology continues to
    advance, the potential of big data will only
    grow.

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