Data Analytics - An Overview
Data Analytics - An Overview
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Chapter 1
Data Analytics:
An Overview
Anu Sayal
Jain University (Deemed), India
ABSTRACT
This chapter provides a comprehensive and unified view of data analytics. Data
analytics is the process of analyzing the raw data in order to draw inferences
about the information in hand. Data analysis techniques are primarily used to get
an insight which further facilitates enhancement of the sector under consideration.
These techniques are beneficial for optimizing a process under consideration and
also for increasing the overall efficiency of a system. These techniques also act as
performance boosters as their implementation in the business models help in reduction
of costs by considerable amount. It is the most important for any organization as
it facilitates better decision-making approaches and also provides an analysis of
customer trends as well as satisfaction which further leads to improved products as
well as services. It also helps in effective marketing of the products and services.
Data analytics has widespread application in various sectors. Various tools are used
for carrying out data analytics jobs. All this is discussed in the chapter.
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-6684-5722-1.ch001
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Data Analytics
Literature review
Grubbs and Frank (1950) framed the criteria for a sample testing the outlying
observations. Chakravarti et. al. (1967) prepared a handbook related to the methods
in the field of applied statistics. Anscombe (1973) conducted research on the graphs
related to the statistical analysis. Box et. al. (1978) compiled their work related
to the data analysis, design and also model building. Draper and Smith (1981)
copiled their work related to the applied regression analysis. Snedecor et. al. (1989)
compiled their work in the form of statistical methods. Barnett and Lewis (1994)
conducted their research on the outliers and compiled their work in the form of
outliers in statistical data. Parnas and Madey (1995) made a compilation of their
work for functional documents for computer systems. Berry and Linoff (2000)
concentrated their research on data mining process and compiled it. Giorgini et al.
(2005) conducted research on the analysis of goal-oriented form for designing the
data warehousing. Supakkul and Chung (2009) directed their research to deal with
the problems related to the stakeholders. Barone et al. (2010) conducted a study on
the enterprise modelling for business intelligence. Hopkins and Shockley (2011)
focussed their research on data analytics, big data considering the practical aspects
of the related problems. Horkoff et. al. (2014) conducted their research on strategic
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