Lectures 20-21 - Big Data and Analytics Flashcards

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What is Big Data?

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  • Whatever your size, data is “Big” when there is too much of it for you to handle.
  • Usually thought of as so big that you can’t store all of it.
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Data stream processing

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Data stream processing is technology that enables
o Collection
o Integration
o Analysis
o Visualization
o System integration
That does not disrupt the activity of existing sources, storage, and enterprise systems

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5 Common Data Analysis Mistakes

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  • Large “other” category
  • Bar charts that do not start at 0 on the y-axis
  • Confusing correlation vs. causation
  • Improper use of averages
  • Pie charts as a sum of a whole
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7 Habits of Highly Effective Big Data Users

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  1. Begin With No End In Mind
  2. Be Proactive, Pragmatic, Progressive & Persuasive
  3. Be Technology Toolset Agnostic
  4. Take Big Data Into The Toilet
  5. Be Time Sensitive
  6. Scalable for lots more data
  7. Above All, Be Holistic
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Web 2.0

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Web 2.0 – coined in 1999 to describe the move away from static webpages
o Enables users to interact and collaborate (Social Media)

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Web 3.0

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Web 3.0 – may not be here but is coming

o Internet may behave like a computer assistant

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7
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4 Basic Search Tips

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  • Keep it simple
  • Use words most likely to appear on the page
  • Describe search with least terms possible
  • Describe search with least terms possible
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Excluding Terms

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• Use the – (minus sign) immediately before terms you wish to exclude.

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Terms with Similar Meaning

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• Use a tilde (~) to search with other word of similar meaning

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Wildcard

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• Use the * (wildcard) as a placeholder for any unknown terms

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Exact Phrases

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• Use “” (double quotations) around a set of words or phrase to search with exact order without any change. (usually not necessary)

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The OR Operator

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• Type ‘OR’ in CAPS or use the ‘|’ symbol to search specifically either one of a set of words.

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Searching within a Specific Website

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• Adding ‘site:website’ (such as ualberta.ca, .gov, …etc.) will limit your search results to a specific website.

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14
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Advertising on Google

2 Methods

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  • Google AdWords

* Google AdSense

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Google Correlate

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  • Google Correlate is a tool on Google Trends which enables you to find queries with a similar pattern to a target data series
  • The target can either be a real-world trend that you provide (e.g., a data set of event counts over time) or a query that you enter
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16
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Utilizing Facebook Pages (4 steps)

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Build your page
Talk to customers
Expand your reach
Learn and grow

17
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Promoting with Ads (4 Steps)

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Identify your goals
Design an Engaging ad
Manage your budget
Review and improve

18
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Ads Manager

Important Metrics: (5)

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o Social &: The percentage of impressions where your ad was shown with the names of viewers; friends who liked your Page, RSVPed to your event, or used your app.
o Clicks: each time a user clicks on your ad.
o Impressions: each time an ad is shown to a user, regardless of whether the user clicks or takes any other action on the ad.
o CTR (click-through rate): the number of clicks your ad receives divided by the number of times your ad is shown on the site (impressions) in the same time period
o Avg. CPC (cost-per-click): the amount you’re paying on average for each click on your ad.

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7 Sponsored Story Types

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Page Like
Page Post
Page Post Like
App used and game played
App Shared
Check in
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20
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10 Facebook Social Plugins:

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  1. Like Button: lets users share pages from your site back to their Facebook profile with one click.
  2. Send Button: allows users to easily send your content to their friends.
  3. Comments: lets users comment on any piece of content on your site.
  4. Activity Feed: shows users what their friends are doing on your site through likes and comments.
  5. Recommendations: gives users personalized suggestions for pages on your site they might like.
  6. Like Box: enables users to like your Facebook Page and view its stream directly from your website.
  7. Login Button: shows profile pictures of the user’s friends who have already signed up for your site in addition to a login button.
  8. Registration: allows users to easily sign up for your website with their Facebook account.
  9. Facepile: displays the Facebook pictures of users who have liked your page or have signed up for your site.
  10. Live Stream: lets users share activity and comments in real-time as they interact during a live event.