Complex-event Processing
Complex Event Processing (CEP) is a type of data processing that converts incoming event data into actionable higher-level, more complex event data that provides insight into what is happening. CEP is event-based because the calculation is triggered when event data is received. CEP is used for demanding continuous analysis applications that improve situational awareness and support real-time decision making.
Literal Meanings of Complex-event Processing
Event:
Meanings of Event:
An event is something that happens.
A particular social activity (function, etc.).
One of many leagues that are combined into one league.
The end result is the result (now mostly in sentences).
A point in space-time with three spatial coordinates and one temporal coordinate.
A possible action that the user can perform that is controlled by the application or operating system (event listener). When an event occurs, an event handler is called that performs a specific task.
A set of some possible outcomes of a subset of the sample space.
Company in hands.
As a result of serious health problems.
Happen, take place.
Released or expired by evaporation.
Air it out, ventilate.
Sentences of Event
I was at an event in San Francisco last week.
In this case, at least it turned out to be what I needed.
Processing:
Meanings of Processing:
Run some process on one thing.
Movie in development.
