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Data lakes vs. data warehouses: Decoding the data storage debate

Data Science Dojo

When it comes to data, there are two main types: data lakes and data warehouses. What is a data lake? An enormous amount of raw data is stored in its original format in a data lake until it is required for analytics applications. Which one is right for your business?

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Streaming Machine Learning Without a Data Lake

ODSC - Open Data Science

Be sure to check out his talk, “ Apache Kafka for Real-Time Machine Learning Without a Data Lake ,” there! The combination of data streaming and machine learning (ML) enables you to build one scalable, reliable, but also simple infrastructure for all machine learning tasks using the Apache Kafka ecosystem.

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Data Integrity for AI: What’s Old is New Again

Precisely

The big data boom was born, and Hadoop was its poster child. The promise of Hadoop was that organizations could securely upload and economically distribute massive batch files of any data across a cluster of computers. A data lake! Once again, garbage in-garbage out became a reality.

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How to modernize data lakes with a data lakehouse architecture

IBM Journey to AI blog

Data Lakes have been around for well over a decade now, supporting the analytic operations of some of the largest world corporations. Such data volumes are not easy to move, migrate or modernize. The challenges of a monolithic data lake architecture Data lakes are, at a high level, single repositories of data at scale.

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Visualization for Clustering Methods, Gen AI & the Law, and Examples of Doman-Specific LLMS

ODSC - Open Data Science

Visualization for Clustering Methods Clustering methods are a big part of data science, and here’s a primer on how you can visualize them. When choosing a data structure, it may benefit you to see which has all the components of the CAP theorem and which best suits your needs. Drowning in Data? Professor Mark A.

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Drowning in Data? A Data Lake May Be Your Lifesaver

ODSC - Open Data Science

Data management problems can also lead to data silos; disparate collections of databases that don’t communicate with each other, leading to flawed analysis based on incomplete or incorrect datasets. One way to address this is to implement a data lake: a large and complex database of diverse datasets all stored in their original format.

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Data mining

Dataconomy

Each stage is crucial for deriving meaningful insights from data. Data gathering The first step is gathering relevant data from various sources. This could include data warehouses, data lakes, or even external datasets. This approach is useful for predicting outcomes based on historical data.