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A Survey on Data Collection for Machine

Learning: A Big Data - AI Integration


Perspective
Neeraj goyal1 , anand pandey2 nd Anil Fatehpuriya3

ITM University, Gwalior


AnandPandey@itmuniversity.ac.in
neeraj.goyal.ca@itmuniversity.ac.in
anilfatehpuriya@itmuniversity.ac.in

Abstract This paper presents a survey on data collection methodologies for


machine learning, focusing on the integration of big data and artificial
intelligence (AI). It explores various techniques and strategies employed in data
collection processes to support machine learning algorithms. The study
discusses the significance of data quality, scalability, and privacy concerns in
the context of big data-AI integration, aiming to provide insights into best
practices and future directions in data collection for machine learning.
Keyword: Data Collection, Machine Learning, Big Data, Artificial
Intelligence, Data Quality

1. Introduction

The proliferation of big data and advancements in artificial intelligence


(AI) have revolutionized the landscape of machine learning. Central to
the success of machine learning algorithms is the availability and
quality of data. Data collection methodologies play a crucial role in
ensuring that machine learning models can effectively learn patterns
and make accurate predictions. This paper surveys the current practices
and methodologies in data collection, with a specific focus on how big
data and AI integration enhance the data collection process.

2. Background Study

Data collection for machine learning encompasses various processes,


from data sourcing and preprocessing to labeling and augmentation.
Big data technologies facilitate the storage, management, and
processing of large-scale datasets, enabling machine learning models to
analyze diverse and voluminous data sources effectively. AI
techniques, such as natural language processing (NLP), computer
vision, and predictive analytics, enhance data collection by automating
tasks like data extraction, categorization, and anomaly detection.

3. Existing Methods

Existing methods in data collection for machine learning include


traditional approaches such as manual data entry, web scraping, and
sensor data collection. With the advent of big data and AI, these
methods have evolved to incorporate automated data acquisition from
diverse sources, including social media, IoT devices, and streaming
data platforms. Machine learning algorithms are employed to
preprocess, clean, and transform raw data into a suitable format for
analysis. Techniques like transfer learning and federated learning
enable collaborative data collection and model training across
distributed systems while addressing privacy and scalability challenges.

Conclusion

The integration of big data and artificial intelligence has significantly


enhanced the capabilities and efficiency of data collection for machine
learning. By leveraging big data technologies and AI-driven
techniques, organizations can harness vast amounts of data to train
robust machine learning models and derive actionable insights. Moving
forward, continuous advancements in data collection methodologies
will be essential to address emerging challenges such as data privacy,
bias mitigation, and ensuring the quality and reliability of training data.
Future research should focus on developing adaptive and scalable data
collection frameworks that can support the evolving needs of machine
learning applications across various domains.

References

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