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Apache Spark MLlib vs Scikit-learn: Building Machine Learning Pipelines

Towards Data Science

Although within a big data context, Apache Spark’s MLLib tends to overperform scikit-learn due to its fit for distributed computation, as it is designed to run on Spark. Datasets containing attributes of Airbnb listings in 10 European cities ¹ will be used to create the same Pipeline in scikit-learn and MLLib. Source: The author.

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Build vs Buy Data Pipeline Guide

Monte Carlo

In an evolving data landscape, the explosion of new tooling solutions—from cloud-based transforms to data observability —has made the question of “build versus buy” increasingly important for data leaders. Check out Part 1 of the build vs buy guide to catch up. Missed Nishith’s 5 considerations?

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Data News — Week 22.45

Christophe Blefari

I'll speak about "How to build the data dream team" Let's jump onto the news. Ingredients of a Data Warehouse Going back to basics. Kovid wrote an article that tries to explain what are the ingredients of a data warehouse. The end-game dataset.

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The Five Use Cases in Data Observability: Effective Data Anomaly Monitoring

DataKitchen

This blog post explores the challenges and solutions associated with data ingestion monitoring, focusing on the unique capabilities of DataKitchen’s Open Source Data Observability software. This process is critical as it ensures data quality from the onset. Have all the source files/data arrived on time?

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Data Warehouse vs Big Data

Knowledge Hut

In the modern data-driven landscape, organizations continuously explore avenues to derive meaningful insights from the immense volume of information available. Two popular approaches that have emerged in recent years are data warehouse and big data. Big data offers several advantages.

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AWS Glue-Unleashing the Power of Serverless ETL Effortlessly

ProjectPro

You can produce code, discover the data schema, and modify it. Smooth Integration with other AWS tools AWS Glue is relatively simple to integrate with data sources and targets like Amazon Kinesis, Amazon Redshift, Amazon S3, and Amazon MSK. For analyzing huge datasets, they want to employ familiar Python primitive types.

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Modern Data Engineering

Towards Data Science

Indeed, datalakes can store all types of data including unstructured ones and we still need to be able to analyse these datasets. These days many companies choose this approach to simplify data interactions with their external data sources. Among other benefits, I like that it works well with semi-complex data schemas.