2017
DOI: 10.1088/1757-899x/263/4/042008
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RETRACTED: Spatial big data for disaster management

Abstract: Big data is an idea of informational collections that depicts huge measure of information and complex that conventional information preparing application program is lacking to manage them. Presently, big data is a widely known domain used in research, academic, and industries. It is utilized to store substantial measure of information in a solitary brought together one. Challenges integrate capture, allocation, analysis, information precise, visualization, distribution, interchange, delegation, inquiring, upda… Show more

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“…By incurring a negligible overhead on the system in the form of small encoding and decoding time, the proposed method obtains an almost 70% compression ratio, even for thousands of input data. Shalini et al (2017) described how calamity happens and figured out the consequence of informational collection. This paper helps to predict the spatial dataset by applying the XLMINER and WEKA tools.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…By incurring a negligible overhead on the system in the form of small encoding and decoding time, the proposed method obtains an almost 70% compression ratio, even for thousands of input data. Shalini et al (2017) described how calamity happens and figured out the consequence of informational collection. This paper helps to predict the spatial dataset by applying the XLMINER and WEKA tools.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The recommender systems are been successfully used in our real-life scenarios such as health care (Duan et al , 2011), disaster management (Shalini et al , 2017), e-learning (Thai-Nghe et al , 2010), online shopping item recommendation on amazon.com (Linden et al , 2003), movie recommendation (Lekakos and Caravelas, 2008) and personalized news recommendation (Liu et al , 2010). The recommendation methods are broadly classified as content-based filtering, collaborative filtering and hybrid filtering techniques.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%