Moreover, as shown in Table 2, the first three dimensions are specifically discussed for structured data, the fourth dimension for linked data (as structured Web data), the fifth dimension for texts (unstructured data), the sixth and seventh dimensions for Web data in general, and the eighth dimension for images.
Table 1 provides some examples of these dimensions for structured data, from [1].
Here, each row represents the Euclidean coordinates of the corresponding brain region (620 dimensions for structural data).
In addition, the definition of such dimensions for big data, even if inspired by the traditional ones (discussed in Sect. 2), is quite complex due to unstructuredeness of data, semantics, etc., and still target of active research nowadays.
The convergence of the correlation dimensions for fly data suggests a fractal order in the fly ISI series and not in the cox series.
The availability of health resources is low in Dubai by Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development OECDD) standards, and, in virtually all dimensions for which data are available, Dubai lies well below the average of OECD countries.
Spradley's nine-dimension framework for data collection [ 28] was used as a guide to initial observations.
For instance, the dimension of the input vectors to the booster is around in this paper, which is much smaller than the dimension for face data in [27] and the original gait data dimension.
The number of dimensions to keep for data analysis was assessed by the respective eigenvalues (which should be greater than one), by Cronbach's alpha parameter (that must be positive), and also by the total percentage of variance (that should be as high as possible) explained by the number of components selected.
"No scales; the variables aren't clear; three phony dimensions for one-dimensional data.
