Big Data in the Age of AI

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Barton Poulson

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01 - Introduction

01 - How big data shapes AI.mp4

01:46

02 - 1. Defining Big Data

01 - The volume, velocity, and variety of big data.mp4

05:51

02 - Artificial intelligence and machine learning.mp4

04:35

03 - Social media and the Internet of Things.mp4

05:52

04 - Data warehouses, data lakes, and the cloud.mp4

08:25

05 - Edge computing and fog computing.mp4

04:33

03 - 2. How Is Big Data Used

01 - Big data for business strategy.mp4

06:49

02 - Big data for customer interactions.mp4

04:28

03 - Big data for applications.mp4

04:41

04 - 3. Big Data and Data Science

01 - Ten ways big data is different from small data.mp4

05:59

02 - The three facets of data science.mp4

02:22

03 - Data science without big data.mp4

02:41

04 - Big data without data science.mp4

03:20

05 - 4. Ethics in Big Data

01 - Big data and privacy.mp4

05:52

02 - Data governance.mp4

06:02

06 - 5. Data Logistics

01 - Structured, semi-structured, and unstructured data.mp4

06:06

02 - Batch processing vs. stream processing.mp4

04:22

03 - Distributed storage and processing.mp4

03:08

04 - An evolving data landscape.mp4

05:48

07 - 6. Analyzing Big Data

01 - Challenges with data preparation.mp4

04:57

02 - Visualizing big data.mp4

05:13

03 - Data mining.mp4

04:39

04 - Text analytics.mp4

04:18

05 - Sentiment analysis.mp4

04:48

06 - Predictive analytics.mp4

04:07

07 - Anomaly detection.mp4

03:59

08 - Conclusion

01 - Next steps.mp4

02:56

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The hype about big data may have peaked several years ago, but big data is far from gone. Instead it forms the foundation for some of today's most exciting technologies. Artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, and data science rely on big data, or data that—by virtue of its velocity, volume, or variety—can't be easily stored or analyzed with traditional methods. In this nontechnical course, Barton Poulson digs into the topic of big data, explaining how it works and shapes our modern data universe. Barton explains big data's relationship to AI, data science, social media, and the Internet of Things (IoT). He goes over some of the ethical issues behind the use of big data. Plus, he covers techniques involved in analyzing big data, including data mining and predictive analytics.

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Barton Poulson

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Barton Poulson is a professor, designer, and data analytics expert. Barton has bridged the analytic and aesthetic for most of his life, with a background in industrial design, a Ph.D. in social and personality psychology, and a deep love for data analysis and data visualization as well as the visual and performing arts. Bart is an associate professor of psychology at Utah Valley University and has studied at Brigham Young University, the University of Utah, and the City University of New York. In his role as a teacher of research and analysis, he has conducted hundreds of studies with his students on topics from social identity and aspirations to implicit preferences for poetry and architecture. Bart and his wife, Jacque Lynn Bell, a modern dance choreographer, live with their three children in beautiful Salt Lake City.

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