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                    NOTE 2 – Clustering analysis: This supports k – means, k – center point, overlapping clustering, fuzzy
                    clustering, etc., to classify data into different classes or clusters according to their similarity.
                    NOTE 3 – Association analysis: This supports some specific algorithms to find associations between
                    stored data. Examples of association algorithms include Apriori algorithm and Frequent Pattern
                    Growth  algorithm.  Apriori  algorithm  and  Frequent  Pattern  Growth  algorithm  are  two  classical
                    association  analysis  algorithms  which  can  mine  the associations  through  the  frequency of  data
                    appearing together in the dataset.
                    NOTE  4 –  Regression  analysis: This  supports  linear  regression  and  logistic  regression  and other
                    algorithms, for estimating the relationships among data.
                    NOTE 5 – Customization of analysis supports the customization of detail data analysis methods
                    according to a customer's specific requirements.
            –       setting up procedures which enable the analysis using registered analysis methods in the analysis
                    function registry;
            –       executing analysis process according to the procedures.
            7.1.5   Data storage functional component

            The  data  storage  functional  component  is  responsible  for  storing  data.  This  functional  component  also
            provides different types of storage for different data types and different database types while storing data.

            This functional component provides:
            –       provisioning storage considering the various types of data storage, database, and different types of
                    data such as structured data, unstructured data, and semi-structured data;
                    NOTE 1 – Data storage types include block storage, file storage and object storage.
                    NOTE 2 – Databases include Relation database, No SQL database.
                    NOTE 3 – Unstructured data can include mass data, such as log files, video, audio data, email, Web
                    pages, data generated on social-media sites. Semi-structured data can include data stored in XML,
                    HTML and other format documents. Structured data can include record data persistent in databases
                    (see [ITU-T Y.3600]).
            –       allocating the appropriate storage when a storage usage request is initiated;

            –       releasing storage when the storage usage is terminated;
                    NOTE 4 – The data storage functional component interworks with the data collection functional
                    component (see clause 7.1.1) to identify the characteristics of the data such as data type, data
                    volume  and so on.
            –       storing  data  on  various  storage  systems.  It  supports  storage  mirroring  and  provides  data
                    fragmentation to distribute and store data on distributed storage systems. This provides the ability
                    to update data;
                    NOTE 5 – Distributed storage system stores data on multiple independent storages. It adopts the
                    scalable system structure, and uses multiple storage servers which are used to share the storage
                    load.

                    NOTE 6 – Storage mirroring is the replication of logical storage volumes onto separate physical disks.
            –       data indexing, stored together with data, to improve the speed of data retrieval operations.

            7.2     Resource layer functional components
            The resource abstraction and control functional component, in the resource layer functional components, is
            extended for BDaaS (see Figure 7-3) with the following functional components:
            –       distributed processing functional component (see clause 7.2.1).







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