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TITLE Systematic Review of MapReduce Algorithms for Multidimensional Data Retrieval and Sorting in Big Data
ABSTRACT The exponential growth of multidimensional data in big data ecosystems requires advanced retrieval and sorting mechanisms that transcend traditional algorithmic approaches. This systematic review examines MapReduce-based algorithms for multidimensional data processing, highlighting critical limitations in existing frameworks and proposing a novel runtime-adaptive optimization frame-work. Our comprehensive analysis spans traditional sorting algorithms (QuickSort, MergeSort), distributed process-ing frameworks (MapReduce, Spark, Flink), and special-ized spatial systems (SpatialHadoop, Hadoop-GIS). We introduce a cache-aware, privacy-preserving framework that achieves 40% a reduction in execution time, 50% an improvement in cache performance, and 30% better memory utilization compared to state-of-the-art systems. Through rigorous experimental validation across five real-world datasets and theoretical complexity analysis, we demonstrate the framework’s superiority in handling vol-ume, velocity, variety, and veracity challenges [1] [2] [3]. The paper provides detailed architectural diagrams, performance benchmarks, and mathematical formulations while addressing critical ethical considerations, including GDPR compliance, algorithmic fairness, and differential privacy [4] [5]. Our findings establish new benchmarks for scalable, efficient, and responsible multidimensional big data processing.
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AUTHOR SWEETU DUSHYANT SUREJA, DR.BRIJ BIHARI DUBEY, DR.ASHUTOSH ABHANGI Research Scholar, ITMVU, Baroda, India Research Guide, ITMVU, Baroda, India Mentor, UPL University of Sustainable Technology, Bharuch, India
VOLUME 186
DOI DOI: 10.15680/IJIRCCE.2026.1407053
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