Building a language entropy model and using APACHE SPARK to efficiently process unstructured data

Gabit Shuitenov, Serik Altynbek, A. Turginbayeva

2024

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DOI 10.47533/2024.1606-146x.020

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Abstract

This article discusses the process of building a language entropy model, which is an important tool for analyzing and evaluating the information structure of a language. The paper also describes the installation and use of the Apache Spark distributed framework for unstructured data storage and parallel computing. Apache Spark provides high performance and scalability, which is especially important when processing large amounts of data. The authors offer useful recommendations and practical solutions for developers and researchers working with language analysis and processing of unstructured data.