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Challenges in Intelligent Data Analytics

The document discusses the challenges in Intelligent Data Analytics (IDA), highlighting issues such as data quality, scalability, integration of heterogeneous data, model interpretability, privacy, and resource limitations. It emphasizes the need for explainable AI and innovative tools like AutoML and federated learning to address these challenges. The conclusion stresses that ongoing innovation is essential for overcoming barriers in IDA.

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Challenges in Intelligent Data Analytics

The document discusses the challenges in Intelligent Data Analytics (IDA), highlighting issues such as data quality, scalability, integration of heterogeneous data, model interpretability, privacy, and resource limitations. It emphasizes the need for explainable AI and innovative tools like AutoML and federated learning to address these challenges. The conclusion stresses that ongoing innovation is essential for overcoming barriers in IDA.

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CHALLENGES IN INTELLIGENT DATA

ANALYTICS
SUBMITTED TO:
Dr. PRATAP SINGH
( Professor , Quantum University)
SUBMITTED BY:
Mohd Anas Siddiqui (22120154)
BCA,B
Introduction to Intelligent Data Analytics

•Combines AI/ML with data


analysis for deeper insights.
•Enhances decision-making in
real-time systems.
•Applies in domains like
healthcare, finance, IoT,
marketing.
•Goes beyond traditional
descriptive analytics.
•Challenges stem from data
volume, diversity, and complexity.
Data Quality Issues

•Poor-quality data leads to inaccurate


analytics.
•Common issues: missing,
inconsistent, and noisy data.
•Data cleaning is time-consuming
and complex.
•“Garbage in, garbage out” remains
a major risk.
•Automated tools for data quality are
still evolving
Big Data and Scalability Challenge
•Exponential data growth
outpaces processing
capabilities.
•Real-time analytics is
difficult with large-scale
data.
•Distributed systems are
complex to manage.
•Cloud costs and latency
become bottlenecks.
•Need for scalable
algorithms and
infrastructures
Integration of Heterogeneous Data
•Data comes from diverse
sources
(structured/unstructured).
•Lack of standardized
formats creates complexity.
•Difficult to merge text,
images, videos, sensor data.
•Semantic differences cause
interpretation errors.
•Ontologies and knowledge
graphs can aid integration
Lack of Model Interpretability

•Complex ML models (e.g.,


deep learning) are black
boxes.
•Hard to understand model
decisions and reasoning.
•Regulatory needs require
explainable AI (XAI).
•Trust in automated systems
depends on transparency.
•Trade-off between accuracy
and interpretability
Privacy and Security Concerns

•Sensitive data (health, finance) at risk of exposure.


•Regulations like GDPR impose strict requirements.
•Data anonymization and differential privacy needed.
•Risks from data leaks and adversarial attacks.
•Federated learning is an emerging secure approach
Resource and Infrastructure Limitations

•High computational power


required for training models.
•GPU/TPU hardware access is
limited and expensive.
•Real-time analytics needs
robust infrastructure.
•Energy consumption of AI
models is a concern.
•Server downtime and system
bottlenecks are frequent
Conclusion and Future Outlook

•Challenges in IDA span data, technology, and human


factors.
•Data quality and privacy remain top concerns.
•Explainable and responsible AI is the future.
•Tools like AutoML, edge AI, and federated learning will
help.
•Ongoing innovation is key to overcoming these
barriers
THANK YOU

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