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Continuous Analytics is a process for releasing analytics code in a manner similar to Continuous Release or Continuous Integration for traditional Java development projects and Agile.


Analytics and Continuous Analytics Defined

Analytics is defined the application of mathematics and statistics to big data. Data scientists write analytics programs to look for solutions to business problems, like forecasting demand or setting an optimal price.

Traditionally data scientists have not been part of IT development teams, like regular Java programmers. This is because their skills set them apart in their own department not normally related to IT. i.e., data scientists.


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  1. ^ "Continuous Analytics Define". Southern Pacific Review. Southern Pacific Review. Retrieved 17 May 2016.
  2. ^ Pushkarev, Stepan. "Tear down the Wall between Data Science and DevOps". LinkedIN. LinkedIN. Retrieved 17 May 2016.
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