Revolutionizing Query Processing for Big Data Analytics: Next-Gen Solutions
Keywords:
Big Data Analytics, Query Processing, Distributed Query Processing, Query Optimization, In-Memory Data Processing, Machine Learning Integration, Data Compression, Data Encoding, Heterogeneous Data SourcesAbstract
The rapid growth of big data in recent years has ushered in a new era of data-driven decision-making and insights. As organizations grapple with increasingly large and complex datasets, the need for efficient and scalable query-processing solutions has never been greater. Our research focuses on addressing these challenges and presents innovative approaches to query processing, data storage, and analytics that promise to reshape the landscape of big data analytics. Key topics covered in this paper include: Distributed Query Processing, Query Optimization, In-Memory Data Processing, Machine Learning Integration, Data Compression and Encoding, Query Processing on Heterogeneous Data Sources, and Real-time and Stream Processing, By examining these critical areas, this paper aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the state-of-the-art in big data query processing. It highlights the importance of adopting next-generation solutions to meet the ever-growing demands of the big data landscape, enabling organizations to extract valuable insights faster and more efficiently. The presented research not only contributes to the ongoing evolution of big data analytics but also sets the stage for a new era of data-driven decision-making and innovation.
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