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Director of Data in Healthcare and Biotech, 10,001+ employees

I think the approach varies depending on the nature of the data, such as whether it is structured or unstructured, and the quantity of data. In the healthcare domain where I work, I think performing semantic redefinition is most effective later in the pipeline. I would be concerned about performance if it were done upfront, especially given the terabytes of data we receive daily, much of which is non-discrete and unstructured. I also appreciate the flexibility to modify the semantic model later in the pipeline without the need to regenerate data.

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