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Free sign up"data exploitation" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You could use it when discussing the use of data to gain a competitive advantage or to gain insight into customer trends and behaviors. For example, "We achieved our success through careful data exploitation of customer buying habits."
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Third, after the training phase, the echo-state network was exploited with new unseen data (exploitation phase).
The ODI will be designed around the power of the network effect and will be a focal point to convene, link, integrate and carry out Open Data exploitation.
Mosley is now a noted privacy campaigner, one of Hacked Off's celebrity counterparts to Eric Schmidt of Google, whose cavalier approach to street recording and data exploitation has done much to alienate a public he could now use on his side.
The OA-saturation condition is elicited for maximum data exploitation.
If Apple owned Snap, it'd be in the data exploitation business just like everyone else.
Examples of such threats include data sovereignty, third-party data exploitation, insider attack.
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Hence, developing a SOLAP recommendation system would enhance spatial data warehouses exploitation.
A query model specific to spatial data involves exploitation of both spatial and attribute components.
The approach assists the user in spatial data warehouse exploitation through the recommendation of personalized MDX queries.
In this paper, we propose to enhance spatial data warehouse exploitation by recommending personalized MDX queries to the user taking into account his preferences and analysis needs.
This paper addresses this issue and proposes an enhanced methodological process that is handling dynamic multiple graphical representations based on computed project data's exploitation.
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