Cognitive Computing and data Science: Unveiling Insights From Human Intelligence With Deep Feature Synthesis
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https://doi.org/10.29070/zfe5bb35Keywords:
Big Data Analysis, Cognitive Computing, Artificial IntelligenceAbstract
In order to improve decision-making, this research explores the dynamic interaction between AI and advanced data analytics. The goal is to reveal hitherto unseen synergies across these fields, with an emphasis on the modern data-driven world. Complex datasets need sophisticated analytical tools, and AI brings unparalleled pattern detection and automation capabilities. The study investigates the possibilities of working together by integrating AI approaches (Machine Learning, Deep Learning) with data analytics techniques (Predictive Modelling, Clustering, Trend Analysis). Improved human-centered smart systems are being suggested to provide a range of services, including automatic driving, emotional engagement, and smart healthcare, thanks to advancements in the Internet of Things and AI algorithms. According to big data analysis, cognitive computing is a crucial technology for the development of these systems. Cognitive computing can handle these massive data sets, which are too enormous for people to analyse in a reasonable amount of time. The five characteristics of big data—volume, variety, veracity, velocity, and value—are linked to cognitive computing, which is the process of observing, interpreting, evaluating, and making decisions. In sum, this research elucidates the win-win relationship between AI and advanced data analytics, paving the way for businesses to improve decision-making using AI in the present data environment while still adhering to responsible and ethical practices.
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