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December 1st, 2005

Dealing with Ginormous Data

 Dealing with large data set is like juggling. How? Well, when you juggle three things, people are amused but pretty quickly they want you do do four, then five. It is the same with the size of your data set. Stuart is a MathWorker that thinks about these things quite a bit and he has these slides and examples to show you how to juggle one more ball.

By Doug Hull

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