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Data, the big picture
The document discusses big data and provides examples of how it is changing different fields. It notes that big data refers to extremely large data sets and provides the size of 2.5 quintillion as an example of how big big data can be. It then gives brief examples of how big data is improving medicine, security, urban planning, consumer products, and election campaigns. The document encourages the reader to get involved with data and provides some starting resources.
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Data, the big picture
- 1. Data: The BigPicture Kshitiz Khanal
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- 6. Big Data Big isa relative term.
- 7. How big isBIG Data? 2.5 Quintillion
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- 10. While a pictureis worth a thousand words, a prototype is worth 10,000. And a visualization is worth more than megabytes.
- 11. 5 Ways BigData Will Change the World Medicine Security Urban Planning Consumer Products Elections Courtesy: Steve Ernst
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- 18. Okay, where doI start?
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- 20. Search smart! For almostanything For questions (and answers) For recent news For people (influencers)
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Editor's Notes
- #5 Qualitative, Quantitative, Categorical, Discrete, Continuous