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NOTE : Since we used an SQL query engine to query the dataset for this demonstration, the prompts and generated outputs mention SQL below. The question in the preceding example doesn’t require a lot of complex analysis on the data returned from the ETF dataset. A user can ask a business- or industry-related question for ETFs.
One such area that is evolving is using natural language processing (NLP) to unlock new opportunities for accessing data through intuitive SQL queries. Instead of dealing with complex technical code, business users and data analysts can ask questions related to data and insights in plain language.
Note : Cloud Data warehouses like Snowflake and Big Query already have a default time travel feature. However, this feature becomes an absolute must-have if you are operating your analytics on top of your datalake or lakehouse. It can also be integrated into major data platforms like Snowflake. Contact phData Today!
The natural language capabilities allow non-technical users to query data through conversational English rather than complex SQL. The AI and language models must identify the appropriate data sources, generate effective SQL queries, and produce coherent responses with embedded results at scale.
Apache Spark Apache Spark is a unified analytics engine for Big Data processing, with built-in modules for streaming, SQL, Machine Learning , and graph processing. Key Features : Speed : Spark processes data in-memory, making it up to 100 times faster than Hadoop MapReduce in certain applications.
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