2017
DOI: 10.1007/978-981-10-3996-6_5
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The Fault Tolerance of Big Data Systems

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“…Data completeness is a quantitative measurement that is used to evaluate how much valid analytical data is obtained compared to the planned number [15] and is usually expressed as a percentage of usable analytical data. Data timeliness refers to real-time and effective data processing [106]. Data accuracy refers to the degree to which data is equivalent to the corresponding real value [107].…”
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“…Data completeness is a quantitative measurement that is used to evaluate how much valid analytical data is obtained compared to the planned number [15] and is usually expressed as a percentage of usable analytical data. Data timeliness refers to real-time and effective data processing [106]. Data accuracy refers to the degree to which data is equivalent to the corresponding real value [107].…”
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“…Fault-tolerant mechanisms permit big data applications to allow or tolerate the occurrence of mistakes within a certain range. If a minor error occurs, the big data application can still offer stable operation [99,106]. Nevertheless, fault tolerance cannot always be optimal.…”
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