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Jain, A., Patel, H., Nagalapatti, L., Gupta, N., Mehta, S., Guttula, S. and Munigala, V. (2020) Overview and Importance of Data Quality for Machine Learning Tasks. Proceedings of the 26th ACM SIGKDD International Conference on Knowledge Discovery & Data Mining, Virtual Event, 6-10 July 2020, 3561-3562.
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• TITLE: A Short Review of the Literature on Automatic Data Quality

  AUTHORS: Deepak R. Chandran, Vikram Gupta

  KEYWORDS: Data Quality, Monitoring, Toolkit, Dimension, Organization

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Computer and Communications, Vol.10 No.5, May 31, 2022

  ABSTRACT: Several organizations have migrated to the cloud for better quality in business engagements and security. Data quality is crucial in present-day activities. Information is generated and collected from data representing real-time facts and activities. Poor data quality affects the organizational decision-making policy and customer satisfaction, and influences the organization’s scheme of execution negatively. Data quality also has a massive influence on the accuracy, complexity and efficiency of the machine and deep learning tasks. There are several methods and tools to evaluate data quality to ensure smooth incorporation in model development. The bulk of data quality tools permit the assessment of sources of data only at a certain point in time, and the arrangement and automation are consequently an obligation of the user. In ensuring automatic data quality, several steps are involved in gathering data from different sources and monitoring data quality, and any problems with the data quality must be adequately addressed. There was a gap in the literature as no attempts have been made previously to collate all the advances in different dimensions of automatic data quality. This limited narrative review of existing literature sought to address this gap by correlating different steps and advancements related to the automatic data quality systems. The six crucial data quality dimensions in organizations were discussed, and big data were compared and classified. This review highlights existing data quality models and strategies that can contribute to the development of automatic data quality systems.