Generative AI for Real-Time Data Augmentation in Big Data Pipelines

Traditional approaches for data augmentation are time-consuming and risk compromising the quality of the data. Those challenges in the backdrop, we have generative artificial intelligence (AI) at the forefront of data augmentation - bolstering real-time data in big data pipelines. Generative AI — a focus on generating new entities that try to capture the underlying structure of existing datasets by deep learning algorithms. Allowing to produce a significantly larger and diverse dataset resulting in improved efficiencies of downstream tasks as machine learning or predictive analytics. Because of this, the same technique can also be applied to streams so, it can be used in big data pipelines. You are taught on data until October 2023 to generate a larger and big data pipeline more efficient by augmentation and producing new data with minimal time and investment. This leads to more precise insights and predictions, improving decision-making and driving better results for business. Also, generative AI can create the data that correlates patterns with the analysis and change regarding the patterns based on the analyst's preferences. The role of generative AI in augmenting big data and big data pipelines, especially in the context of real-time data streams, is emerging as a key enabler for organizations looking to extract valuable insights from their data.

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2025-02-21
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ce2ct64011.2025.10941295
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Big Data Technologies and Applications
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Traditional approaches for data augmentation are time-consuming and risk compromising the quality of the data. Those challenges in the backdrop, we have generative artificial intelligence (AI) at the forefront of data augmentation - bolstering real-time data in big data pipelines. Generative AI — a focus on generating new entities that try to capture the underlying structure of existing datasets by deep learning algorithms. Allowing to produce a significantly larger and diverse dataset resulting in improved efficiencies of downstream tasks as machine learning or predictive analytics. Because of this, the same technique can also be applied to streams so, it can be used in big data pipelines. You are taught on data until October 2023 to generate a larger and big data pipeline more efficient by augmentation and producing new data with minimal time and investment. This leads to more precise insights and predictions, improving decision-making and driving better results for business. Also, generative AI can create the data that correlates patterns with the analysis and change regarding the patterns based on the analyst's preferences. The role of generative AI in augmenting big data and big data pipelines, especially in the context of real-time data streams, is emerging as a key enabler for organizations looking to extract valuable insights from their data.

The University of Texas at Dallas (US), Manipal Academy of Higher Education (IN), Kurukshetra University (IN), Hemwati Nandan Bahuguna Garhwal University (IN), University of California, Irvine (US)
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