The Laws of Classical Physics Also Apply to Big Data!
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Argues that analogies from classical physics can guide Big Data practice and proposes five concrete concepts: set a project start time and spatial/temporal referentials; maintain a central metadata store for provenance and field semantics; measure dataset mass and density and track percentage of tables enriched; compute a valence score per table/field to predict joinability. Recommends keeping sensitive attributes in a protected “noyau” and producing anonymized intermediary datasets, and illustrates the ideas with an A400 meal-planning example while citing Equifax as a failure case; slides are provided for details.
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- 0:00Start
- 0:30The 5 elements of the presentation
- 0:56Who is Bill Metangmo?
- 1:32What is physics?
- 1:43What is classical physics?
- 2:01The glass of water placed on a table
- 3:07Big Data: giving you a framework
- 4:37What is the set formed by the object under study and its environment?
- 5:40What is the typical Big Data workflow?
- 6:19What is the reference frame?
- 7:21What is time?
- 7:56The largest plane that was never built
- 11:57Laplace's formula
- 14:36The open system
- 15:22Top 4: In a lake
- 16:07Top 3: Mass
- 16:48Top 2: Density
- 17:47Interpretation of density
- 20:27Microscopic interpretation
- 21:11Why do we need two hydrogen atoms for one oxygen atom?
- 21:50Why do molecules need atoms?
- 24:59Why is a good understanding of this data necessary?
- 27:34Periodic table of elements
- 28:05Predicting the behavior of future atoms
- 29:18Energy is the sum of two parameters
- 31:11Recap
- 33:30Man and nature
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