Understanding the types of non-relational data
Non-relational data is all types of data that we can store in an entity, and is not relationally structured data. This means that any type of document, event, log, photo, or video, among others, can be stored in a non-relational database.
Now, let’s look at the different types of non-relational data.
Non-structured data
Non-structured data is data that does not have queryable formatting and can be from log files without header structures, image files, videos, and audio, among other binary formats. These files are not easily interpreted by query indexing tools, so they are called unstructured.
Before this data becomes information and can assist in decision-making, it is necessary to go through systems that organize the data of these files in a way that facilitates their understanding by the query tools.
Here are two examples of categories of data transcription processes from unstructured files:
- Speech-to-Text...