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Real-Time Data Integrity Nexus: Autonomous Quality Assurance Framework
Abstract
Digital businesses today face unprecedented hurdles in ensuring data quality in distributed systems, where conventional validation techniques prove unable to meet the speed and sophistication of modern information streams. The Real-Time Data Integrity Nexus prescribes a groundbreaking human-AI collaborative paradigm that aims to revolutionize autonomous data quality assurance by strategic fusion of machine learning innovations, event-driven design paradigms, and cloud-native orchestration frameworks. The framework creates synergies among artificial intelligence elements and human knowledge to produce adaptive surveillance systems that can identify anomalies in milliseconds while sustaining context awareness necessary for mission-critical systems. Stream processing architectures provide a continuous nice guarantee for petabyte-scale recordsets with discretized stream processing and fault-tolerant computing paradigms, ensuring reliable operation under first-rate load situations. Interactive gadget mastering procedures allow real-time model updates by means of human-in-the-loop comments, attaining higher performance than solely automated options without sacrificing interpretability and accountability. Advanced concept drift detection methods and data privacy protection technologies are supported for handling changing data distributions and compliance with regulatory needs. Horizontal scaling across thousands of computation nodes is supported by container orchestration technologies, while reinforcement learning components seek to optimize intervention tactics with ongoing adaptation. The architecture shows transformative value for autonomous quality assurance by synergizing human strategic control with machine computational power, creating new paradigms for data integrity management in real-time distributed environments that require both precision and responsiveness.
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Journal
Journal of Computer Science and Technology Studies
Volume (Issue)
7 (10)
Pages
665-671
Published
Copyright
Open access

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