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Unstructured data

As explained in Fast Python: High performance techniques for large datasets

Unstructured data is information that lacks a predefined schema or consistently organized fields.

Unstructured data lacks a predefined schema or consistently organized fields, making processing more computationally demanding. As its share grows, efficient data processing becomes more important than assuming additional servers will solve the problem; detailed processing techniques are outside this overview. section 1.1

How Fast Python: High performance techniques for large datasets covers it

How deep it goes
Connects unstructured representation to greater processing demands, while deferring detailed treatment.
How it connects
Links unstructured data to data processing and performance optimization.

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