A Scalable Framework for Multilevel Streaming Data Analytics using Deep Learning

TL;DR

This paper introduces a scalable, multilevel streaming data analytics framework that integrates real-time processing with deep learning for language understanding and sentiment analysis, addressing the challenges of hybrid streaming and offline data processing.

Contribution

It presents a novel framework combining Spark streaming, LSTM deep learning, and SQL tools for efficient multilevel streaming text analytics.

Findings

Framework effectively processes high-volume streaming data

Deep learning improves sentiment analysis accuracy

System demonstrates scalability and integration capabilities

Abstract

The rapid growth of data in velocity, volume, value, variety, and veracity has enabled exciting new opportunities and presented big challenges for businesses of all types. Recently, there has been considerable interest in developing systems for processing continuous data streams with the increasing need for real-time analytics for decision support in the business, healthcare, manufacturing, and security. The analytics of streaming data usually relies on the output of offline analytics on static or archived data. However, businesses and organizations like our industry partner Gnowit, strive to provide their customers with real time market information and continuously look for a unified analytics framework that can integrate both streaming and offline analytics in a seamless fashion to extract knowledge from large volumes of hybrid streaming data. We present our study on designing a multilevel streaming text data analytics framework by comparing leading edge scalable open-source, distributed, and in-memory technologies. We demonstrate the functionality of the framework for a use case of multilevel text analytics using deep learning for language understanding and sentiment analysis including data indexing and query processing. Our framework combines Spark streaming for real time text processing, the Long Short Term Memory (LSTM) deep learning model for higher level sentiment analysis, and other tools for SQL-based analytical processing to provide a scalable solution for multilevel streaming text analytics.