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AI-Powered Data Engineering Frameworks for Next-Generation Analytics

2024 · International Journal of Data Engineering and Intelligent Computing · Vol 7, pp. 01-12 · 0 citations

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This paper explores AI-driven data engineering frameworks designed to build scalable, adaptive, and intelligent data pipelines, and introduces a layered architecture where each stage—ingestion, processing, storage, orchestration, and analytics—is enhanced with AI capabilities.

Abstract

The rapid growth of heterogeneous data sources—such as IoT devices, social media, enterprise systems, and cloud applications—has led to massive increases in data volume, velocity, and variety. Traditional rule-based and fixed data engineering pipelines are no longer sufficient to handle these complexities. This paper explores AI-driven data engineering frameworks designed to build scalable, adaptive, and intelligent data pipelines. By integrating AI techniques like machine learning, deep learning, and reinforcement learning, these frameworks enable automated data ingestion, intelligent transformation, anomaly detection, and predictive pipeline optimization. Unlike traditional batch-processing systems, modern architectures support hybrid and real-time streaming, improving efficiency and flexibility. The proposed approach introduces a layered architecture where each stage—ingestion, processing, storage, orchestration, and analytics—is enhanced with AI capabilities. Results show significant improvements, including up to 45% reduction in data errors and 60% increase in pipeline efficiency. Overall, AI-based data engineering represents a major advancement, paving the way for more intelligent, self-optimizing systems, with future directions including explainable AI, federated learning, and edge computing.

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