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What is the primary purpose of using multi-modal data in analyzing trends?

  • To improve the accuracy and robustness of conclusions. (correct)
  • To ignore outliers and anomalies in the dataset.
  • To simplify complex data into a single dimension.
  • To create a less biased representation of data.

Which of the following is a common challenge when working with large datasets?

  • Limited computational power. (correct)
  • The datasets are often too small.
  • Increased ease of interpretation.
  • Elimination of sampling bias.

What does the term 'data normalization' refer to?

  • The strategy for increasing the size of the data set.
  • The technique used to eliminate scaling issues by adjusting data values. (correct)
  • The method of collecting data without any biases.
  • The process of altering data to fit a specific format.

What is a potential outcome of poor data quality?

<p>Misleading insights and conclusions. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which analytical technique is often used for predicting future trends based on historical data?

<p>Predictive modeling. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Multi-Modal Data Analysis

  • Using multi-modal data can help gain a more comprehensive understanding of trends by combining different types of data sources, such as text, images, and audio.
  • This allows analysts to identify patterns and insights that might be missed when looking at only one type of data.

Big Data Challenges

  • Data storage and management: Storing and managing large datasets can be challenging due to the sheer volume of information.
  • Data processing: Analyzing large datasets efficiently can require specialized tools and algorithms to handle the processing demands.

Data Normalization

  • Data normalization is a process used to transform data into a consistent format, ensuring uniform representation across different sources.
  • This involves removing inconsistencies, standardizing units, and handling missing values.

Poor Data Quality Outcomes

  • Inaccurate conclusions: Poor data quality can lead to inaccurate analyses and unreliable insights.
  • Biased results: Errors or inconsistencies in data can create biases in analysis and affect the validity of the findings.
  • Reduced confidence: Poor data quality can undermine the credibility of the analysis and erode trust in the conclusions drawn.

Predictive Analysis

  • Time series analysis is a common technique for predicting future trends by analyzing past data patterns.
  • This technique involves identifying trends, seasonality, and other patterns in historical data and using them to project future values.

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