Date of Publication :7th February 2016
Abstract: Big data refers to collection of large and complex data sets which may be in structural, semi-structural, or unstructured format. The processing of such huge amount of data becomes difficult using traditional processing applications. The fundamental challenge is to deal with large volumes of data and extract useful information for future action. As a result, big data requires effective data analysis and processing techniques in order to achieve fast response. This paper explains signal processing techniques for big data.
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