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Unit1 BDA
Unit1 BDA
UNIT I
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DEFINITION OF BIG DATA
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Example:
■ Each one might collect a different kind of data, which in turn might
be interpreted differently by different physicians—or made
available to a specialist but not a primary care provider.
■ Challenges:
■ Standardizing and distributing all of that information so that
everyone involved is on the same page.
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■ With increasing adoption of population health and big data
analytics, we are seeing greater variety of data by
combining
✓ traditional clinical and administrative data with
✓ unstructured notes,
✓ socioeconomic data and even
✓ social media data.
– Peter Sondergaard
These local data marts may not have the same constraints for
security and structure as the main EDW and allow users to do
some level of more in-depth analysis.
Eg:
■If children sleep for 8 hours daily, then it results in
good health.
■If students study consistently for 3 hours daily, then
their exam scores improve by 5% over others.