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CS501K_FINAL PROJECT_13125ns
NAME : Nagarappu Sylvester Stallone
STUDENT ID : 13125ns
COURSE : CS501_k - Advanced Structured Programming and Algorithms
HW # FINAL PROJECT
ROLL NO = 35
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CS501D-E (Introduction to Algorithms): Final Project – the FFT on big data
Date: Aug. 24, 2014
Instructor: Dr. Z Shi
FFT is one of most powerful algorithms widely used in scientific research and
engineering. Today’s cloud computing generates gigantic database. The big data
analysis becomes a professional career.
Big data analytics is the process of examining large amounts of different data
types, or big data, in an effort to uncover hidden patterns, unknown correlations
and other useful information. Such information can provide competitive
advantages over rival organizations and result in business benefits, such as
more effective marketing and increased revenue.
FFT becomes an excellent tool to search a hidden intrinsic features embedded
inside the big data file.
Here is the scope of the CS501 final project.
(1) Generate 4096 data samples from a chirp pattern. One may extend
sampling size from 4096 to million to mimic real big data.
Answer :
Mimic Real Big Data:
Data sets that are too large and complex to manipulate or interrogate with standard
methods or tools.
Advanced Format is a generic term used to store data on magnetic disks in (HDDs) that
exceeds 512 to 520 bytes per sector, such as the 4096-bytes of the first-generation Advanced
Format hard disk drives.(i.e..,4096 sample data bits of data equal to 4KB sector)..
Larger sectors use the storage surface area more efficiently for large files but less efficiently for
smaller files.
Means we arranging the Data from million to mimic real data.
The Traditional 512 byte sector used in the harddiskdrives and in various chirp pattern
generating into a real big data.
The Advanced Format logo was created to distinguish...