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|a Cover; Half-Title Page; Title Page; Copyright Page; Contents; Note to Reader; Preface: Understanding Digital Society; Introduction: Big Data Challenges; PART 1: What's New and Why?; Introduction to Part 1; 1. Digital Omnipresence: Its Causes and Consequences; From analog to digital; Computerization, prior to the digital revolution; The Internet, a real breakthrough factor; Importance of competition; Highly regulated communication infrastructure and services; Changes in European markets; From crisis to American rebound; Telephone and Internet companies; Summary; Bibliography.
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|a Appendix. The 2000 crisis: lessons and industrial consequences2. Mathematical Culture and Massive Data; The Turing machine, the inspiration for massive data?; Distinguishing the pure from the applied does not define the calculable; What does "calculable" mean?; The relationship of virtual to reality; A thinking style: the digital image of the world; From natural to mathematics; An ancient algorithm and its programming: gcd; Styles of mathematization; The incalculable, an absurd reasoning by Turing; Mathematics, algorithms and measures of complexity.
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|a Representations of communities and massive dataConstraints of mathematization; Exploiting existing data; The notion of the invariant: perspective, vectorial, linear algebra and matrix representation; Graphs, their calculations and some algorithms; Conclusion; Bibliography; 3. From Sample to Big Data: Competing or Complementary Paradigms?; Sampling and big data: useful synergy; From the sample ... ; ... to Big Data; Homogeneous or massive data?; Going towards hybrid measures: concrete cases; Is this an ephemeral or sustainable phenomenon?; Advantages; An interesting brainstorming session.
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|a Clear political guidelinesThe Internet of Things; How can data confidentiality be guaranteed?; An already significant regulatory framework; Information technology and freedom; What guidelines for the future?; Reflections of the French Conseil d'Etat; Culture and media: the Avignon Forum; The digital transformation of the economy; Protecting personal data; Encryption19; The vision of Tore Dalenius; Anonymization; Destruction or aggregation of data; Obscuring data; A new approach: differential confidentiality; How to conclude?; Bibliography.
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|a 4. Researching Forms and Correlations: the Big Data ApproachDeconstruction and accumulation of data; Massive databases; Playing games with the devil?; A case study; The protection of privacy; Automatic processing; Conclusion; Bibliography; 5. Bitcoin: an Innovative System; Bitcoin and bitcoin: some key concepts; The Bitcoin system; The transactions register; Overview; Reliability and safety; Software changes; Fraud and control takeover; Evolution of Bitcoin and peer-to-peer payment; In summary; Bibliography; PART 2: Tactics and Strategies; Introduction to Part 2.
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|a For 200 years, industry mastered iron, fire, strength and energy. Today, electronics shapes our everyday objects, integrating chips: computers, phones, keys, games, household appliances, etc. Data, software and calculation frame the conduct of humankind, and everything is translated into data. The first volume in this series analyzes the stakes of the massive data which accumulate on the Internet, keeping track of our actions and gestures, the state of the world and our knowledge.
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