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THE RETRIEVAL (CONSUMPTION OR USAGE) SIDE OF “BIG?” DATA

In the last two posts, we started a conversation about big data. The first post titled, “Two Sides of “Big?”  Data” described it as a challenge with two facets of “storage” and “retrieval”. The following post, “The storage side of “Big?” data” discussed the opportunities in the storage space. These posts attempted to contextualize the …

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CONTEXT – THE MISSED SIDE OF “BIG” DATA

Data challenges continue to occupy our mindshare, as huge time, effort and costs are being invested in finding solutions. In most cases, technology advancements seem to guide the pursuit of the right solution. This is in line with the traditional approach where information technology (IT) teams build expansive data landscapes, with business teams dictating requirements …

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CUERIS ANNOUNCES “WEAVEXT” – A FRAMEWORK FOR SUCCESSFUL “BIG” DATA IMPLEMENTATIONS.

Boston, Mass., October 5, 2015 — Cueris, Inc. today announced the availability of its WeaveXT framework for contextualizing data across the corporate data food chain using an architecture driven approach. The framework prescribes a holistic, goal or solution driven data management approach from collection through to retrieval. The framework design is based on the following …

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MRI BRAIN SCAN ANALYSIS

Business goal: Automate analysis of MRI brain scan images using multi-modal features derived from brain magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans. Challenge: Today, many mental diseases do not have a well-established, non-invasive diagnosis Bio-marker. As the symptoms overlap with other mental illnesses (like bipolar disorder), the diagnosis is subjective by process of elimination. The multimodal information …

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DIABETIC RETINOPATHY

Business goal: Build a comprehensive and automated method of DR screening. Challenge: Clinicians can identify DR by the presence of lesions associated with the vascular abnormalities caused by the disease. While this approach is effective, its resource demands are high. The expertise and equipment required are often lacking in areas where the rate of diabetes …

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