Efficient Soical Network Data Analysis by Utilizing Cloud Computing Infrastructure
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A social network is an online structure of individuals which are related to each other based on some common relationship of interest. The usage of social networking websites has literally revolutionized the methods of online communication, data sharing and interaction. As a result of the increased usage of social networking sites a massive amount of user interaction data is been generated daily. The mining and analysis of this large amount of social network data for a variety of applications is getting popularity. OLAP analysis is a famous data analysis method which can be used to effectively analyze social data. However, because of the huge amount of continuously changing data and the complexity of OLAP queries, this data analysis in a time consuming task. The advances in cloud computing motivated us to use the cost effective cloud computing infrastructure for the task of analyzing large amount of social network data. This paper presents an OLAP based social data analysis tool which uses cloud computing platform for efficient and timely analysis of data. The usage of cloud computing infrastructure results in reduction of computational cost, device and location independence, and an increase in peak-load capacity.
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A social network is an online structure of individuals which are related to each other based on some common relationship of interest. The usage of social networking websites has literally revolutionized the methods of online communication, data sharing and interaction. As a result of the increased usage of social networking sites a massive amount of user interaction data is been generated daily. The mining and analysis of this large amount of social network data for a variety of applications is getting popularity. OLAP analysis is a famous data analysis method which can be used to effectively analyze social data. However, because of the huge amount of continuously changing data and the complexity of OLAP queries, this data analysis in a time consuming task. The advances in cloud computing motivated us to use the cost effective cloud computing infrastructure for the task of analyzing large amount of social network data. This paper presents an OLAP based social data analysis tool which uses cloud computing platform for efficient and timely analysis of data. The usage of cloud computing infrastructure results in reduction of computational cost, device and location independence, and an increase in peak-load capacity.
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