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Genomic Data and Big Data Analytics

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Contemporary Issues in Communication, Cloud and Big Data Analytics

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Genomic research has been highly prominent in recent times. Society has witnessed huge progress in genomic research in the last decade. The amount of data generated due activities like genome sequencing is huge. It is important to analyse such huge amount of data for acquiring meaningful insight so that such knowledge finds application in real-life scenarios. However, analysing such huge volume of data is extremely difficult because of the unique characteristics and complexities of these data. Big data analytic approaches are possible to explore for analytic purpose, and there have been researching efforts in that direction. In this paper, the relationship between genomic data and big data analytics has been explored. Challenges in processing of genomic data are analysed. The issue like how big data analytics concepts can be applied in genomic data processing is addressed. Future trends in combined research direction in the area of genomics and big data analytics are outlined.

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Sarma, H.K.D. (2022). Genomic Data and Big Data Analytics. In: Sarma, H.K.D., Balas, V.E., Bhuyan, B., Dutta, N. (eds) Contemporary Issues in Communication, Cloud and Big Data Analytics. Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems, vol 281. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-4244-9_15

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