Deep Analytics

What Does Deep Analytics Mean?

Deep analytics is a process applied in data mining that analyzes, extracts and organizes large amounts of data in a form that is acceptable, useful and beneficial for an organization, individual or analytics software application.

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Deep analytics retrieves targeted information from data stores through data processing methodologies.

Techopedia Explains Deep Analytics

Deep analytics generally extracts information from data sets that are hosted on a complex and distributed architecture, with the implementation of data analysis algorithms and techniques. The deep analytics process requires operation on a huge amount of data, typically in petabytes and exabytes. The data analysis workflow is spread out across a number of server or computing nodes to speed up the process.

Deep analytics is often coupled with or part of business intelligence or data mining applications, which apply query-based search mechanisms to data stores to analyze and extract the best data match, and convert that information into specialized reports, charts and graphs.

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