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Google uses Big Data to Know you: How is it

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  Google is the clear leader in the field of big data. In the big data ecosystem, they have created a number of open-source tools and methods that are widely utilized. Google can now quickly and accurately find the information you need by scanning through millions of websites using various big data technologies and methodologies. We immediately wonder how Google is able to carry out such complicated tasks so well. Big data analytics is the solution. Google analyzes our needs using Big Data tools and approaches based on various factors, including search history, locations, trends, and so on. Google then provides the sorted or ranked search results in relevancy and authority according to the user's demand after passing it via an algorithm that performs intricate calculations. Google has long aimed to create a search engine that can comprehend each search query's terms, reasoning, and objective. Google's ability to explore beyond the literal meaning of every term in a search q...

Know the Practical Data Collection Techniques in Data Science

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  Organizations must gather data to analyze the demand, customer preferences, competitors, etc., before developing any new product. If these data are not collected beforehand, the new product's failure rate might be as high as 80%. Many businesses continue to gather consumer data even after the product has been released to receive feedback and find methods to enhance the entire customer experience. What is Data Collection? The process of gathering, measuring, and evaluating various forms of information using a range of standardized, approved methodologies is known as data collection . The primary goal of data collecting is to obtain reliable, information-rich data that can be used for analysis and critical business decisions. To make the data genuinely usable for organizations, it must undergo a thorough data cleansing and processing after it is gathered. Based on the information needed, there are two primary approaches to gathering data in research, namely: Primary Data Collection...