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- 1. copyright 2015 Big Data: debunking some of the myths Chris Swan @cpswan
- 2. copyright 2015 Agenda • My background • What do I mean by big data? • Know your algorithm • Know your data • Performance
- 3. copyright 2015 My background CTO CTO Client Experience Co-head CTO Security Corporate Finance fintech, early stage IT R&D – Networks and security Grid, app server engineering Combat System Engineer
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- 5. copyright 2015 Misquoting Roger Needham Whoever thinks their analytics problem is solved by big data, doesn’t understand their analytics problem and doesn’t understand big data 5
- 6. copyright 2015 What do I mean by ‘big data’?
- 7. copyright 2015 Overview 7 Based on a blog post from April 2012 – http://is.gd/swbdla Problem Types Algorithm Complexity DataVolume Simple Big Data Quant
- 8. copyright 2015 Simple problems 8 Low data volume, low algorithm complexity Problem Types Algorithm Complexity DataVolume Simple Big Data Quant
- 9. copyright 2015 Quant Problems 9 Any data volume, high algorithm complexity Problem Types Algorithm Complexity DataVolume Simple Big Data Quant
- 10. copyright 2015 Big Data Problems 10 High data volume, low algorithm complexity Problem Types Algorithm Complexity DataVolume Simple Big Data Quant Types of Big Data Problem: 1. Inherent 2. More data gives better result than more complex algorithm
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- 18. copyright 2015 It’s also important to know your data
- 19. copyright 2015 Whatever we call our ‘experts’
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- 21. copyright 2015 Same statistical properties, but… http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anscombe's_quartet
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- 26. copyright 2015 In terms of distance http://loci.cs.utk.edu/dsi/netstore99/docs/presentations/keynote/sld023.htm
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