The document discusses predictive analytics for unstructured data. It notes that 80% of enterprise data is unstructured, such as emails, documents and social media. The first step is to add structure to unstructured data. Common techniques include setting up data sources across domains, persisting data in databases like MongoDB or Elasticsearch, and later accessing the data for analytics. Emerging technologies that can help with unstructured data analytics include computer vision, deep learning, natural language generation, edge computing, augmented/virtual reality, quantum computing, serverless computing, and digital twins.
The document discusses predictive analytics for unstructured data. It notes that 80% of enterprise data is unstructured, such as emails, documents and social media. The first step is to add structure to unstructured data. Common techniques include setting up data sources across domains, persisting data in databases like MongoDB or Elasticsearch, and later accessing the data for analytics. Emerging technologies that can help with unstructured data analytics include computer vision, deep learning, natural language generation, edge computing, augmented/virtual reality, quantum computing, serverless computing, and digital twins.
The document discusses predictive analytics for unstructured data. It notes that 80% of enterprise data is unstructured, such as emails, documents and social media. The first step is to add structure to unstructured data. Common techniques include setting up data sources across domains, persisting data in databases like MongoDB or Elasticsearch, and later accessing the data for analytics. Emerging technologies that can help with unstructured data analytics include computer vision, deep learning, natural language generation, edge computing, augmented/virtual reality, quantum computing, serverless computing, and digital twins.
PREDICTIVE ANALYTICS FOR UNSTRUCTURED DATA DR AZLIN AHMAD CONTENT
Handling unstructured data
Emerging technologies of data analytics UNSTRUCTURED DATA q 80% of data within the enterprise i s u ns t ru c t u re d w hi c h i n c l u d e s emails, PDFs, documents, social media, and a large amount of business-critical content. q The first step to extracting value from that unstructured data is to add structure to it. qHuman-generated content (unstructured) is very different from machine-generated data (structured). q As the leading enterprise search implementation company, we've helped hundreds of customers handle the acquisition, processing, and indexing of unstructured data, HANDLING UNSTRUCTURED DATA Setting up your data sources across all domains -Whether using click stream, advertising data, usage data, operational feeds
Persisting your data in the cloud or on premise allows
you to query and analyze it. Eg: MongoDB , Elasticsearch or Cassandra (database). In mongoDB for example, you can store documents by a unique identifier and access them later using this id.
Usually after processing and storing your data,
you would like to access it again, and perhaps learn something from it, organize your data and adjust it for analytics. EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES OF DATA ANALYTICS
Computer Vision Deep Learning Natural Language Generation Edge Computing
Augmented, Virtual, and
Quantum Computing Serverless Computing Digital Twin Mixed Reality