Affiliation:
1. International Vision University
Abstract
Big data concepts are increasing with their spatial speed, from personal information to extensive volume data. Since the human brain perceives visual data faster, the data must be processed and displayed appropriately. As in all areas of life, the size of the data obtained in the health sector has increased rapidly. Data storage and security have gained importance with the excessive increase in data. Big data, data mining, and visualization tools have become increasingly important to process and use data for valuation purposes. Therefore, the visualization of data and the use of analysis tools play a significant role in data processing and decision-making in the development of the health sector. The importance of data visualization tools in the health sector will become increasingly indispensable. There are many software tools developed for these purposes. This study's literature review explained the basic concepts of big data and data visualization. Research in the health sector around the world was summarized. In addition to this literature review, analyses with comparison and deduction research methods were also carried out. As a result, suggestions were made by making predictions for future studies in the health sector.
Publisher
Islerya Medikal ve Bilisim Teknolojileri
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