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A Idea to Provide Optimistic Solution for Perceived Latency
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Data is a powerful term for the non-traditional strategies and technologies needed to collect, systemize operation and gather insights from large datasets. The growth of Big Data be about as data privacy, data security and data discrimination will be priority items to accept for governments, business owners, consumers and cause the problem of working with data that exceeds the computing power of a single computer, the ubiquity, scale, value of this type of computing and perceived latency has greatly expanded in recent years. This paper gives a idea about how to provide the optimistic solution for the perceived latency in big data infrastructure by its technology.
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The Big Data, Ant Based Clustering, Longest Common Subsequence, Map-Reduce, Distributed File System, Hadoop.
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