AI-DRIVEN DATA QUALITY MANAGEMENT: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF AUTOMATED DETECTION AND CLEANSING METHODOLOGIES
Keywords:
Data Quality Management, Artificial Intelligence, Anomaly Detection, Real-time Monitoring, Automated Data CleansingAbstract
The integration of Artificial Intelligence in data quality management has transformed traditional approaches to data validation and cleansing. This article presents a comprehensive examination of modern data quality systems, from real-time monitoring through sophisticated cleansing methodologies. The article analyzes streaming technologies including Apache Kafka, Flink, and Spark, evaluating their roles in quality monitoring. The article extensively explores the evolution from rule-based to AI-enhanced cleansing systems, examining probabilistic approaches like HoloClean and interactive frameworks like ActiveClean that have revolutionized data quality management. Through empirical analysis, the article demonstrates how AI-driven approaches achieve up to 85% improvement in accuracy while reducing manual intervention by 65%. The article also evaluates implementation considerations across technical and organizational dimensions, providing a framework for successful adoption of these technologies. The findings indicate that organizations implementing AI-driven quality solutions, particularly in automated cleansing, experience significant improvements in data accuracy, processing efficiency, and decision-making capabilities. The article contributes to the growing body of knowledge on automated data quality management by offering comprehensive implementation guidelines and identifying crucial success factors in the adoption of AI-enhanced cleaning solutions
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