Cube is a system for collecting timestamped events and deriving metrics, built on MongoDB and released under the Apache License on GitHub. It accepts events via UDP, HTTP POST, and WebSockets, defines a query language for retrieving events, and groups events by time to compute aggregate metrics.
Text To Sql Example Explanation
Text To Sql Example Explanation is a Hugging Face Space created by user suriya7. It accepts natural language queries and table details as input, and outputs a corresponding SQL query, sample query results, and an explanation of the generated query.
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Cube is a system for collecting timestamped events and deriving metrics, built on MongoDB and released under the Apache License on GitHub. It accepts events via UDP, HTTP POST, and WebSockets, defines a query language for retrieving events, and groups events by time to compute aggregate metrics.
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Hadoop Illuminated's Chapter 16 page lists pointers to publicly available big data sets, covering generic repositories, geo data, web data and government data. It links to sources such as Amazon AWS data sets, InfoChimps, the Comprehensive Knowledge Archive Network, OpenStreetMap, Wikipedia data, Google N-gram data, Freebase, data.gov and World Bank data.
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