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However, municipalities are struggling to convert this data into actionable insights and identify which buildings are prime candidates for energy efficiency interventions.

Decision-makers try to apply new strategies and use new tools to convert this data in useful information that would contribute to managerial problem solving.

To convert this data model of TPC-C schema to Hadoop HBase, nine tables of TPC-C schema (district, customer, warehouse, order, new-order, item, order-line and stock) are combined into a single table of Hadoop HBase.

The first task, performed in Matrix Generator, is to access data of each ship recorded in SOS Data database, which is displayed in Tables 1 to 5. The second task is to convert this data into model parameters as shown in Appendix 1, after excluding infeasible parameters.

When raw data is stored in a rigorously minimalistic and unambiguous format, it is generally effective to convert this data into the lowest common denominator subset of a less rigorous format, with some potential for information loss, which may remain theoretical for a reasonable domain of use cases.

The best of these were able to convert this data systematically into evidence, findings and conclusions using strong and transparent analysis.

"We're managing and converting this data for people to use this".

Because we will eventually be converting this data to sparse vectors, we remove any KVPs with a value of 0 (i.e. no variant).

Consumers have access to a growing number of gadgets designed to gather real-time signals from their bodies, convert this information into digital data and expose it to algorithms programmed to reveal insights and inform future behaviour.

It utilizes cutting edge technologies for massive data aggregation and applies advanced natural language processing (NLP) techniques for continuous analyses, in order to convert this unstructured data into refined information.

To model renewable generation output, we leverage empirical wind generation data retrieved from the 50 Hz balancing zone in Germany.5 We convert this raw data to a dimensionless "wind yield curves" with support over (left[ 0,1right]) which describes the fluctuations of the relative wind output level over time.