Transformations
What is Transformations?
In computer science, particularly in areas like data warehousing and data integration, "Transformations" refer to the process of converting data from one format or structure into another. This often involves cleaning, filtering, aggregating, enriching, and reformatting data to meet the requirements of a target system or application. Transformations are a core component of ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) processes and data pipelines, enabling data to be used effectively for analytics, reporting, and other business purposes. Specific examples include data type conversions, data cleansing (handling missing or invalid values), data aggregation (summarizing data), and data enrichment (adding additional information).
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