Machine learning algorithms in Bigdata Analysis and its applications: A review

A wide range of disparate variety of heterogeneous and even disparate data sources has been integrated into the computer science research principles through the assistance of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) delivering excellent results in accuracy and data quality. Even so, taking machine learning approaches to very broad and dynamic datasets is both logistically and computationally costly. Some people are generating so much data regularly, which means that advanced analytics platforms have greater importance than ever before. Spark Machine Learning has extensive capabilities for a variety of ML activities such as regression, grouping, dimension reduction, and extraction of rules. While it has numerous datasets of high quality and consistency of structure. The specification of the MapReduce programming model was intended for the massive density of large-volume computation. It accomplishes this by splitting the job into several well-defined sub-sized units. There are various sets of data mining frameworks that link to a distributed device. Hadoop serves as the infrastructure for the distributed system. Several resources claim that Mahout will scale to handle massive datasets. This article discusses and demonstrates the use of algorithms and their significant impact on Bigdata, as well as a comparison between their implementations among Apache Spark and Apache Mahout.