Patent Publication Number: US-10762066-B2

Title: Data processing system having an integration layer, aggregation layer, and analysis layer, data processing method for the same, program for the same, and computer storage medium for the same

Description:
CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION 
     This application is a U.S. national stage application of PCT/JP2016/056744 filed on Mar. 4, 2016, and is based on Japanese Patent Application No. 2015-061321 filed on Mar. 24, 2015, the disclosures of which are incorporated by reference. 
     TECHNICAL FIELD 
     The present invention relates to a data processing system for processing input data to generate analysis data, a data processing method using the data processing system, a program, and a computer storage medium. 
     BACKGROUND ART 
     Conventionally, to analyze a large amount of data accumulated in a time series and allow the analyzed data to be used for management, a data warehouse that stores the large amount of data has been used. If the data warehouse is used, various analyses can be performed from a large amount of data. However, for example, if the analyses are performed from data in units of hundreds of millions of rows, a processing load on the computer is large and processing time is long. For this reason, a data mart created by selecting or aggregating only information necessary for the analysis from the data warehouse has also been used. 
     In the case of using a system including such a data warehouse or a data mart, there is a problem that, for example, if a data flow in the system is changed, it is necessary to remarkably modify the existing system or construct a new system. 
     For example, Patent Literature 1 discloses a database server that includes databases having a hierarchical structure and performs data processing between the databases of the respective layers to flexibly cope with the change in the data flow. That is, the database server is configured to include a storage section for storing databases and a processing section for inputting, processing, and outputting data between the databases. The storage section has a hierarchical structure, and includes an interface layer database that registers data input from the processing section, a data warehouse layer database that registers data, to which attributes are assigned, in the data registered in the interface layer database, a work layer database that registers rate-converted data in the data registered in the data warehouse layer database, and a data mart layer database that registers data processed according to a use method in the data registered in the work layer database. 
     CITATION LIST 
     Patent Literature 
     
         
         Patent Literature 1: JP 4598612 B2 
       
    
     SUMMARY OF INVENTION 
     Technical Problem 
     In recent societies that are changing in every moment, various analyses are required. However, the database server (hereinafter, referred to as the conventional database server) described in Patent Literature 1 assumes the change in the data flow in the server, but do not assume the change in the required analysis, that is, the change in the output data. 
     In the conventional database server, the databases of each layer are designed after it is set what kind of analyses is to be performed in advance. By doing so, the data processed and output by the conventional database server can be used for a specific analysis, but cannot be used for other analyses. In other words, the conventional database server has to change the design of the database according to the change in the required data. Accordingly, since the conventional database server cannot flexibly cope with the change in the analysis, there is room for improvement in the conventional database server. 
     An object of the present invention is to freely perform data processing in response to a change in a required analysis. 
     Solution to Problem 
     In order to achieve the object, the present invention is a data processing system processing input data to generate a data for analysis, and the data processing system includes: a storage section configured to store a database; a processing section configured to process data stored in the database; and a setting section configured to set a condition required to generate the data for analysis, wherein the database includes: a data warehouse configured to store all of input data that are input; an integration layer configured to store an integrated data after the processing section integrates the input data to generate the integrated data; an aggregation layer configured to store a plurality of aggregated data after the processing section aggregates the integrated data by at least the number of addition items or the number of non-addition items for each of one or more combinations of the non-addition items to generate the plurality of aggregated data; and an analysis layer configured to store an analysis data after the processing section selects one aggregated data from the plurality of aggregated data based on the condition set by the setting section and further extracts the analysis data from the one aggregated data. It should be noted that to aggregate the number of addition items, in addition to the aggregation of the number of addition items themselves, the aggregation of the number calculated using the addition items is also included. 
     According to the present invention, integrated data are generated by integrating input data stored in a data warehouse. Since data of all items of the input data are combined in the integrated data, versatility of the data is high. Thereafter, the integrated data are aggregated for each combination of one or more non-addition items to generate aggregated data. Since the aggregated data also include all combinations of non-addition items, versatility of the aggregated data is high. By using the aggregated data with the high versatility as described above, no matter what kind of analysis the required analysis is, that is, no matter what kinds of conditions the conditions set by a setting section are, it is possible to extract analysis data from the aggregated data based on that conditions. Therefore, according to the data processing system of the present invention, it is possible to freely perform the data processing in response to the change in the required analysis and output various analysis data in response to the change in the analysis. 
     In addition, since all input data are stored in the data warehouse, for example, even if the currently unnecessary data are required later due to the change in the analysis or the like, it is possible to promptly respond thereto. 
     Here, it is conceivable to directly extract the analysis data from the integrated data without generating the aggregated data as in the present invention. However, if the input data stored in the data warehouse exist in large amount, i.e., the input data are so-called big data, the integrated data are also big data. In this case, if the analysis data are directly extracted from the integrated data, the processing load on the computer is large and the processing speed becomes slow. In contrast, according to the present invention, it is possible to greatly reduce the processing load by extracting the analysis data from the aggregated data of smaller capacity than the integrated data. Therefore, the present invention is particularly useful for a large amount of data processing. 
     The input data may have a transaction input data and a master input data, the integrated data may have a transaction integration data and a master integration data, the processing section may integrate the master input data to generate the master integration data, and the processing section may integrate the transaction input data and the master integration data to generate the transaction integration data. 
     The data warehouse may further store an attribute data obtained from an analysis result of the analysis data, and the processing section may integrate the input data and further add the attribute data to generate the integrated data. 
     The processing section may perform the processing to extract the analysis data from the plurality of aggregated data a predetermined number of times and then delete an aggregated data that is not selected for generating the analysis data among the plurality of aggregated data from the aggregation layer. 
     Another aspect of the present invention is a data processing method for processing an input data to generate a data for analysis using a data processing system. The data processing system includes: a storage section configured to store a database including a data warehouse, an integration layer, an aggregation layer, and an analysis layer; a processing section configured to process a data stored in the database; and a setting section configured to set a condition required to generate the data for analysis. The data processing method includes: a first step of storing all of input data that are input, in the data warehouse; a second step of storing an integrated data in the integration layer after the processing section integrates the input data to generate the integrated data; a third step of storing a plurality of aggregated data in the aggregation layer after the processing section aggregates the integrated data by at least the number of addition items or the number of non-addition items for each of one or more combinations of the non-addition items to generate the plurality of aggregated data; and a fourth step of storing an analysis data in the analysis layer after the processing section selects one aggregated data from the plurality of aggregated data based on the condition set by the setting section and further extracts the analysis data from the one aggregated data. 
     The input data may have a transaction input data and a master input data, the integrated data may have a transaction integration data and a master integration data, and in the second step, the processing section may integrate the master input data to generate the master integration data, and the processing section may integrate the transaction input data and the master integration data to generate the transaction integration data. 
     The data processing method further includes: after the fourth step, a fifth step of storing an attribute data obtained from an analysis result of the analysis data in the data warehouse. In the second step, the processing section may integrate the input data and further add the attribute data to generate the integrated data. 
     After the fourth step is performed a predetermined number of times, the processing section may delete an aggregated data that is not selected for generating the analysis data among the plurality of aggregated data from the aggregation layer. 
     According to still another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a program operated on a computer controlling a data processing system to allow the data processing system to perform the data processing method. 
     According to yet another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a computer readable storage medium storing the program. 
     Advantageous Effects of Invention 
     According to the present invention, it is possible to freely perform the data processing in response to the change in the required analysis, and it is possible to output various analysis data in response to the change of the analysis. 
    
    
     
       BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS 
         FIG. 1  is an explanatory diagram schematically illustrating a configuration of a data processing system according to an embodiment of the present invention. 
         FIG. 2  is an explanatory diagram schematically illustrating a configuration of a database according to an embodiment of the present invention. 
         FIG. 3  is a diagram illustrating an example of raw data stored in a capture layer. 
         FIG. 4  is a diagram illustrating an example of input data stored in a data warehouse. 
         FIG. 5  is a diagram illustrating an example of integrated data stored in an integration layer. 
         FIG. 6  is a diagram illustrating an example of aggregated data stored in an aggregation layer. 
         FIG. 7  is a diagram illustrating an example of analysis data stored in an analysis layer. 
         FIG. 8  is an explanatory diagram schematically illustrating a configuration of a database according to another embodiment of the present invention. 
         FIG. 9  is an explanatory diagram illustrating an aspect in which an analyst performs a desired analysis based on analysis data. 
         FIG. 10  is a diagram illustrating an example of integrated data stored in an integration layer according to another embodiment of the present invention. 
         FIG. 11  is a diagram illustrating an example of integrated data stored in an integration layer according to another embodiment of the present invention. 
     
    
    
     DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS 
     Embodiments of the present invention will now be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. It should be noted that like elements having substantially the same functions in the present specification and drawings are denoted by like reference numerals and a redundant description thereof will be omitted. 
     1. Configuration of Data Processing System 
       FIG. 1  schematically illustrates a configuration of a data processing system  1  according to an embodiment of the present invention. The data processing system  1  is connected to an external system  2  via a network N. The data processing system  1  processes data (hereinafter, referred to as input data) input from the external system  2  to the data processing system  1  to generate data for analysis (hereinafter, referred to as analysis data). It should be noted that the network N is not particularly limited as long as it is capable of performing communication between the data processing system  1  and the external system  2 , but may be, for example, the Internet, a wired LAN, a wireless LAN, or the like. 
     The data processing system  1  includes a communication section  10 , a storage section  11 , a processing section  12 , a setting section  13 , and an output section  14 . 
     The communication section  10  is a communication interface that mediates communication with the network N, and performs data communication with the external system  2 . 
     The storage section  11  stores a database of data to be processed by the data processing system  1 . The database has hierarchical architecture, and the database stores each data that is generated in stages until the analysis data are generated from the input data. The configuration of the database will be described later. In addition, the storage section  11  also stores conditions set by the setting section  13  to be described later. 
     The processing section  12  processes the data stored in the database of the storage section  11 . That is, the processing section  12  processes the input data in stages to generate analysis data. 
     The setting section  13  sets conditions necessary for data processing to generate necessary analysis data according to a desired analysis. This condition is set from the setting section  13  by an analyst and stored in the storage section  11 . 
     The output section  14  outputs the analysis data stored in the database of the storage section  11  to the outside of the data processing system  1 . 
     It should be noted that the component of the data processing system  1  illustrated in  FIG. 1  can be configured to include a circuit (hardware) or a central processing unit such as a CPU, and a program (software) for causing them to function. The program controls each section  10  to  14  to perform data processing to be described later. In this case, the program can be stored in computer readable storage media of, for example, a computer readable hard disk (HD), a flexible disk (FD), a compact disk (CD), a magnet optical disc (MO), various memories, etc. In addition, the program can be downloaded via a communication network such as the Internet to be stored in the above-mentioned storage media. 
     2. Configuration of Database 
       FIG. 2  schematically illustrates the configuration of the database  20  stored in the storage section  11 . The database  20  includes a capture layer  30 , a data warehouse  40 , an integration layer  50 , an aggregation layer  60 , and an analysis layer  70 . Among those, the integration layer  50 , the aggregation layer  60 , and the analysis layer  70  configure a data mart  80 . 
     Various data subjected to predetermined processing by the processing section  12  are stored in each layer of the database  20 . The capture layer  30  temporarily stores all raw data input from the external system  2 , and the data warehouse  40  stores input data obtained by processing raw data of the capture layer  30 . Therefore, the data warehouse  40  stores all input data from the external system  2 . The integration layer  50  stores integrated data obtained by integrating the input data of the data warehouse  40 , the aggregation layer  60  stores aggregated data obtained by aggregating the integrated data of the integration layer  50  for each predetermined item, and the analysis layer  70  stores the analysis data extracted from the aggregated data of the aggregation layer  60 . 
     3. Data Processing Method 
     Next, the data processing performed using the data processing system  1  configured as described above will be described below. In the following description, a case in which the external system  2  is a database system that is installed in a retail store such as a supermarket (for example, chain stores which are distributed nationwide) and the data processing system  1  processes data acquired by the retail store will be described by way of example. 
     Above all, the data of the external system  2  are input to the data processing system  1  via the network N and the communication section  10 . When the data from the external system  2  are registered in, for example, a table as they are, they may not be appropriately processed by SQL such as aggregation. For example, if unnecessary commas are included in the number of sales of the data, the commas are treated as a character, such that they cannot be summed up in the aggregation process. Therefore, the data input to the data processing system  1  are temporarily captured in the capture layer  30  of the database  20 , and the processing section  12  performs cleansing processing such as excluding the commas described above. The raw data arranged in the table are stored in the capture layer  30 . 
     The raw data stored in the capture layer  30  include transaction raw data of a transaction system and master raw data of a master system, and the capture layer  30  has a transaction raw data group  31  and a master raw data group  32 .  FIG. 3  illustrates an example of raw data after the cleansing. The transaction raw data  311  is a part of POS data of December. The transaction raw data  311  includes the number of sales as an addition item, and other items are non-addition items. Master raw data  321  to  323  are a part of member master data of a retail store, a part of member&#39;s admission/withdrawal master data, and a part of product master data, respectively. All the items included in the master raw data  321  to  323  are non-addition items. 
     Next, the processing section  12  processes the raw data  311  and  321  to  323  of the capture layer  30  to generate input data and stores the input data in the data warehouse  40 . The input data include transaction input data and master input data, and the data warehouse  40  includes a transaction input data group  41  and a master input data group  42 . 
       FIG. 4  illustrates an example of the input data. A plurality of transaction raw data  311  are sequentially captured in the capture layer  30 , and the capture layer  30  accumulates these transaction raw data  311  to generate a transaction input data  411 . That is, the transaction input data  411  is a part of the POS data of the whole period accumulated in a time series. A plurality of master raw data  321  to  323  are sequentially captured in the capture layer  30 , and master input data  421  to  423  updated by the plurality of master raw data  321  to  323  are each generated. 
     Next, the processing section  12  integrates the input data  411  and  421  to  423  of the data warehouse  40  to generate integrated data, and stores the integrated data in the integration layer  50 . The integrated data include transaction integration data and a master integration data, and the integration layer  50  includes a transaction integration data group  51  and a master integration data group  52 . 
       FIG. 5  illustrates an example of the integrated data. Above all, master input data are integrated to generate master integration data. That is, the master input data  421  and  422  of a member system are integrated to generate a master integration data  521 . The master integration data  521  is a member master data with high versatility in which all data of member systems are integrated. In addition, since the number of master input data  423  of a product system is one in the present embodiment, the master input data  423  is generated as a master integration data  522 . The master integration data  522  is a product master data with high versatility in which all data of product systems are integrated. 
     Subsequently, the transaction input data  411  and the master integration data  521  and  522  are integrated to generate the transaction integration data  511 . The transaction integration data  511  is a data obtained by integrating all of the transaction data and the master data, and are POS data having high versatility. 
     Next, the processing section  12  aggregates the integration data  511 ,  521 , and  522  of the integration layer  50  by at least the number of addition items or non-addition items for each of one or more combinations of non-addition items to generate aggregated data, and stores the aggregated data in the aggregation layer  60 . For example, the transaction integration data  511  has 14 non-addition items and 1 addition item, and the aggregated data are generated for all combinations. Thus, since the aggregated data include all combinations of non-addition items, versatility of the aggregated data is high. In addition, to aggregate the addition items and the number of addition items, in addition to the aggregation of the number of addition items themselves, the aggregation of the number calculated using the addition items is also included. Specifically, in the present embodiment, in addition to aggregating the number of sales which is an additional item, the aggregation of a sales amount and a mean sales unit price that are calculated from the number of sales and the unit price of sales is also included. It should be noted that the calculation of the sales amount and the mean sales unit price is previously programmed in the data processing system  1 . 
       FIG. 6  illustrates an example of the aggregated data. Aggregated data  601  to  604  are obtained by aggregating the transaction integration data  511  for each predetermined item. The aggregated data  601  is obtained by aggregating a receipt unit (non-addition items), and the total number of sales and a total sales amount (the number of addition items) are aggregated. The aggregated data  602  and  603  are each obtained by aggregating a product category unit and a member unit (non-addition item), and the number of receipts (the number of non-addition items), the total number of sales, and the total sales amount (the number of addition items) are aggregated. The aggregated data  604  is obtained by aggregating a product category and a PLU code unit (non-addition items), and the mean sales unit price (the number of addition items) is aggregated. 
     In addition, an aggregated data  605  is obtained by aggregating the master integration data  521  for each predetermined item. That is, the aggregated data  605  is obtained by aggregating an address unit (non-addition item), and the number of members (the number of non-addition items) is aggregated. It should be noted that the aggregated data  605  may be generated from the transaction integration data  511 . 
     Up to this point, in the data processing system  1 , the processing for generating the aggregated data  601  to  605  from the raw data  311  and  321  to  323  is automatically performed. 
     Next, when the analysis data are generated from the aggregated data  601  to  605 , conditions manually set by an analyst are used. That is, since the analyst obtains necessary analysis data according to a desired analysis, he/she sets the conditions when the analysis data are extracted from the aggregated data. The processing section  12  selects one aggregated data from the plurality of aggregated data  601  to  605  based on the conditions set by the setting section  13 , and also extracts the analysis data from the one aggregated data. The analysis data are stored in the analysis layer  70 . 
       FIG. 7  illustrates an example of the analysis data. In the present embodiment, the setting section  13  selects the aggregated data  601  to  604 , and sets the conditions for extracting data of December of each aggregated data  601  to  604 . Analysis data  701  to  704  are generated. It should be noted that depending on the conditions set by the analyst, the aggregated data may be used as the analysis data as they are, and in such a case, aggregated data and analysis data are the same. 
     The analysis data  701  to  704  are output from the output section  14  to the outside of the data processing system  1 . The analyst performs the desired analysis based on the analysis data  701  to  704 . At this time, the analyst performs the analysis using the existing analysis tool (for example, BI tool), but the analysis data  701  to  704  are sufficiently small up to capacity that can be handled by the analysis tool. 
     According to the embodiment described above, the integrated data of the integration layer  50  and the aggregated data of the aggregation layer  60  each have high versatility. For this reason, no matter what kind of analyses the required analyses are, that is, no matter what kind of conditions the conditions set by the setting section  13  are, the analysis data can be extracted from the aggregated data based on those conditions. Therefore, it is possible to freely perform the data processing in response to the change in the required analysis, and it is possible to output various analysis data in response to the change of the analysis. In other words, it is possible to conduct analyses that can be maximally utilized for management based on various analysis data. 
     In addition, since all input data are stored in the data warehouse  40 , for example, even if the currently unnecessary data are required later due to the change in the analysis axis or the like, it is possible to promptly respond thereto. 
     In addition, if the input data of the data warehouse  40  are so-called big data, the integrated data are also big data. In this case, for example, if the analysis data are directly extracted from the integrated data as before, the processing load on the computer is large and the processing speed becomes slow. In this respect, in the present embodiment, it is possible to greatly reduce the processing load by extracting the analysis data from the aggregated data having a smaller capacity than the integrated data. Therefore, the present embodiment is particularly useful for a large amount of data processing. 
     4. Other Embodiments 
     Hereinafter, other embodiments of the present invention will be described. In the following description, parts overlapping with the above embodiments will not be described. 
     4-1. Other Embodiments 
     In the above embodiments, an analysis result  90  by an analyst as illustrated in  FIG. 8  may be fed back to the database  20  of the data processing system  1 .  FIG. 9  is a diagram illustrating an aspect in which the analyst performs the desired analysis based on the analysis data output from the data processing system  1 . 
     For example, in an analysis data  703 , all the members are sorted in order of the total sales amount from the largest to smallest, in which the top 20% of all members is analyzed as an excellent member, the next 30% is analyzed as an associate excellent member, and the remaining 50% is analyzed as a general member. From the analysis result, an attribute data  901  which is a member category master data in which a member number and a member category correspond to each other is generated. 
     In addition, for example, in the analysis data  704 , sorting is made in order of the mean sales unit price for each product category from the largest to smallest, in which the top 20% of all products is analyzed as high-quality product, the next 30% is analyzed as a middle-quality product, and the remaining 50% is analyzed as a popular product. From the analysis result, an attribute data  902  which is a product rank category master data in which the PLU code and the product rank category correspond to each other is generated. The attribute data  901  and  902  thus obtained are stored in an attribute data group  43  of the data warehouse  40  as illustrated in  FIG. 8 . 
     When the data processing system  1  performs the data processing, the attribute data  901  of the member system is added to the master integration data  521  of the same member system, and an integration data  521   a  illustrated in  FIG. 10  is generated. In addition, the attribute data  902  of the product system is added to the master integration data  522  of the same product system, and a master integration data  522   a  is generated. These master integration data  521   a  and  522   a  are integrated into the transaction integration data  511 , and a transaction integration data  511   a  is generated. 
     Since the data stored in the database  20  evolves in this way, for example, even if the analysis axis changes according to a change in products handled at a retail store or a change in society, it is possible to flexibly cope with the change to perform an appropriate analysis. 
     In the present embodiment, the attribute data are generated from the analysis data. In this regard, depending on the conditions set by the analyst using the setting section  13  as described above, the aggregated data are used as the analysis data as they are, and there may be the case in which the aggregated data and the analysis data may be the same. However, in this case, the attribute data are substantially generated from the aggregated data. 
     In addition, as another example of the attribute data, there are, for example, an age and an age group calculated from a member&#39;s birthday, a member period calculated from an admission date and a withdrawal date, and a withdrawal flag acquired from the withdrawal date, or the like. The attribute data are added to the master integration data  521 , and a master integration data  521   b  is generated as illustrated in  FIG. 11 . A master integration data  521   b  is integrated into the transaction integration data  511 , and a transaction integration data  511   b  is generated. 
     4-2. Other Embodiments 
     In the above embodiments, after the processing of extracting the analysis data of the analysis layer  70  from the plurality of aggregated data of the aggregation layer  60  is performed a predetermined number of times, the aggregated data that is not selected for generating the analysis data among the plurality of aggregated data may be deleted from the aggregation layer  60 . If the analysis is performed a predetermined number of times, the analysis request of the analyst is patterned. The most efficient aggregated data that can immediately correspond to the pattern is stored in the aggregation layer  60 . 
     In this case, the number of aggregated data stored in the aggregation layer  60  is reduced, the analysis data can be extracted more efficiently. In addition, the required capacity of the aggregation layer  60  can be reduced. It should be noted that the predetermined number of times to extract the analysis data from the aggregated data is not particularly limited, but can be arbitrarily selected. 
     4-3. Other Embodiments 
     The data stored in the database  20  are not limited to the above embodiments. Log data such as an access log may be stored in the transaction raw data group  31  of the capture layer  30 , such that log data may be stored in the transaction input data group  41  of the data warehouse  40  and the transaction integration data group  51  of the integration layer  50 . In addition, store data of a chain store or employee data may be stored in the master raw data group  32  of the capture layer  30 , such that the store data or the employee data may also be stored in the master input data group  42  of the data warehouse  40  and the master integration data group  52  of the integration layer  50 . Furthermore, attribute data of a store system or an employee system may also be stored in the attribute data group  43  of the data warehouse  40 . 
     In addition, the transaction raw data  311  includes the number of sales as the addition item, and the aggregated data  601  includes, as the aggregation of the number calculated using the addition items, the sales amount calculated from the number of sales and the sales unit price are included. In this regard, the transaction raw data  311  may include the sales amount. In this case, when the aggregated data  601  is generated, there is no need to calculate the sales amount from the number of sales and the sales unit price. The raw data stored in the capture layer  30  in this way can optionally include the addition items and the non-addition items, and the aggregated data of the aggregation layer  60  are generated according to these items. 
     In addition, in the above-described embodiment, the data processing system  1  processes the data acquired by the retail store, but the data processing object is not limited thereto. The data processing system  1  of the present invention can process arbitrary data which includes an ID for identifying members or the like and in which a history associated with the ID remains, for example, usage data of a credit card, usage data of an EC site, usage data of a game, usage data of a public transportation or the like. 
     Hereinabove, although the exemplary embodiments of the present invention have been described with reference to the accompanying drawings, the present invention is not limited thereto. It will be apparent to those skilled in the art that modifications and variations could be made without departing from the scope of the present invention as defined by the appended claims. Therefore, it should be interpreted that all spirits equivalent to the following claims fall within the technical scope of the present invention. 
     INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY 
     The present invention is useful, for example, when data are processed to generate data for analysis, and in particular, is useful to process and analyze big data. 
     REFERENCE SIGNS LIST 
     
         
           1  Data processing system 
           2  External system 
           10  Communication section 
           11  Storage section 
           12  Processing section 
           13  Setting section 
           14  Output section 
           20  Database 
           30  Capture layer 
           31  Transaction raw data group 
           32  Master raw data group 
           40  Data warehouse 
           41  Transaction input data group 
           42  Master input data group 
           43  Attribute data group 
           50  Integration layer 
           51  Transaction integration data group 
           52  Master integration data group 
           60  Aggregation layer 
           70  Analysis layer 
           80  Data mart 
           90  Analysis result 
           311 ,  321  to  323  Raw data 
           411 ,  421  to  423  Input data 
           511 ,  521 ,  522  Integrated data 
           601  to  605  Aggregated data 
           701  to  704  Analysis data 
           901 ,  902  Attribute data 
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