Raw data piling up doesn't mean much. The true value lies in the data processing pipeline.
Perceptron Network's solution breaks down this process clearly: capturing raw signals → filtering valid inputs → structured processing → generating datasets usable by AI.
The key is not to pursue data volume, but rather the relevance, clarity, and practicality of the data. This logical flow, connected to production-level models, is what a real data pipeline should do.
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FrogInTheWell
· 9h ago
Data quality is the key; piling up garbage data is purely a waste of computing power.
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BTCBeliefStation
· 9h ago
What’s the use of piling up data? The key is how to process it
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I agree with this process; filtering + structuring is where the profit is
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Quality > Quantity, finally someone got it right
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The bottleneck for production-level models is this, the Perceptron approach is pretty good
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So all previous efforts were in vain?
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You really need to put effort into the data pipeline
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SerNgmi
· 9h ago
Garbage in, garbage out—that's true. Data cleaning is the real factor that makes a difference.
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HallucinationGrower
· 9h ago
Stacking data is useless, might as well carefully refine a set of processes.
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DAOdreamer
· 9h ago
Data cleaning is the key; piling up more junk data is useless.
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BearMarketSunriser
· 9h ago
Stacking data is useless; it depends on how you handle it. The idea of this Perceptron is indeed clear.
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Quality > Quantity. It’s about time to play it this way. I wonder how many projects are still desperately piling up data.
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A production-grade model is the real way to go. Having data alone is useless; it must be truly usable.
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Finally, someone has explained the entire process from signals to datasets thoroughly.
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Relevance and clarity—that’s the core of the data pipeline. I had it all backwards before.
Raw data piling up doesn't mean much. The true value lies in the data processing pipeline.
Perceptron Network's solution breaks down this process clearly: capturing raw signals → filtering valid inputs → structured processing → generating datasets usable by AI.
The key is not to pursue data volume, but rather the relevance, clarity, and practicality of the data. This logical flow, connected to production-level models, is what a real data pipeline should do.