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How Linux servers are used for analysis.

Linux for Data Analysis - Nova Scotia

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Linux servers are frequently used for analytical purposes. For example:

Linux Databases can be used for data mining.

Operations Research algorithms have been implemented in Linux.

Beowulf clusters of Linux computers can solve mathematical problems faster.

Linux Web Services can be employed to distribute data entry tasks.

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