Abstract: In algebraic geometry, the term "toric variety" refers to an algebraic variety containing an algebraic torus, on which the canonical action of the torus on itself extends.
Variety: refers to the different types of data being generated.
Variety refers to the issue of disparate and incompatible data formats.
Variety refers to the many sources and types of data, both structured and unstructured.
Variety refers to the various kinds of data structures such as structured, semi-structured and unstructured data.
Variety refers to the fact that big data consist of heterogeneous types of data extracted and fused from several different sources.
Variety refers to the diverse data forms in big data, including structured (tabular such as in a spreadsheet or relational database), unstructured (such as text, imaging, video, and audio), and semi-structured (such as XML documents).
Every minute about 400.000 tweets on Twitter are posted, 200 millions of e-mails are sent, and 2 millions of Google search queries are submitted [40]; Variety refers to the heterogeneity of data acquisition, data representation, and semantic interpretation.
Variety refers to the complexity of the data, and there can be a Big Data challenge when the data includes complex problems such as high dimensionality, data from many sources, or data having many different data structures: all of these problems can cause difficulty in processing with traditional computing or techniques (which is also referred to as "Big Variety").
Volume refers to the wide range of data generated from multiple sources; variety refers to the different kinds of data collected such as video, audio, image, and text from varied sources like sensors, social media, smart phones, etc.; velocity refers to the speed to collect and process data.
(It's not a controversial view; Variety refers to it as "his selection committee").. "When he says that he won't pick a movie because it's directed by a woman, I believe him.
