Structured data

Structured data is information organised according to a predefined schema, for example in tables with rows and columns or in labelled fields. This organisation allows computer systems to process it automatically, without ambiguous interpretations.

It is contrasted with unstructured data, such as free text, an image or audio, which does not follow a fixed schema and is more complex to process. The distinction is relevant in data management and, in the blockchain field, in the organisation of the information recorded or handled by protocols.

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TCP/IP

TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol) is the fundamental communication protocol set that enables internet functionality.

Neural Networks

Neural Networks are advanced computational models that mimic the workings of the human brain, often used in artificial intelligence.

Modularity

Modularity in software development focuses on creating flexible systems by segmenting components for easier management and adaptation.

Metadata

Metadata is a type of data that provides essential information about other data, enhancing its context, usability, and organisation.

Database

A Database is a systematically organised collection of data, stored and accessed electronically, used across various industries.

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