Multiway data analysis: Difference between revisions

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* One-way [[data]] looks like a [[bar chart]] displays categorical data in the form of frequency counts.

* Two-way [[data]] looks like a [[spreadsheet]] it contains [[row and column spaces]].

* Three-way [[data]] looks like a set of [[spreadsheets]] such as [[Excel]] Workbook such that it contains multiple sheets with every sheet contains [[row and column spaces]].

* Fourth-way [[data]] looks like a file folder contains multiple [[Excel]] Workbooks.

* Fifth-way [[data]] looks like a [[company]] have invested in [[IT infrastructure]] to connect different [[data storage devices]] managing multiple file folders together with multiple [[database]] and [[file formats]] (e.g. Excel, [[MS SQL]], [[Sybase]], DB2, [[ISAM]]).

* Sixth-way [[data]] looks like a [[multinational corporation]] contains multiple [[subsidiaries]] operate multiple [[business]] across multiple [[geographical region]]s their [[management team]] have decided to deploy these multiway data over [[cloud infrastructure]].