That constitutes big news these days.
Because, for the 2012 edition, there is little that constitutes big news.
Where one organizsation gives hard figures for what constitutes "big," another gives a relative definition, implying that big data will always be more than conventional techniques can handle.
While these newly ambitious podcasts may constitute big projects for people working in audio, they can feel delightfully indie to film actors.
Our experimental results show that local minima from WalkSAT form large clusters, and their configuration landscapes constitute big valleys, in that high quality local minima typically share large partial structures with optimal solutions.
In the real world, taking matters into their own hands could constitute big dumps of sensitive information online with no redactions, no orderly process of sifting public interest, absolutely no filter.
But to do this, bankers are asking Congress to force big, asset-rich credit unions -- without defining what constitutes "big" -- to make a choice: accept more oversight, as banks must, or convert their status to mutual savings banks.
This redesign would certainly constitute big changes.
Few authors agree on what constitutes big data, depending on the philosophical stance taken.
In order to do this, it is important to have an understanding of what constitutes big data.
Editorial decisions in this regard will be based on scope and relative amount of data created or used (see http://blogs.openaccesscentral.com/blogs/gigablog/?page=2 for information on what constitutes "big data").
