Data Source to Data Destination Latency Measure

A Data Source to Data Destination Latency Measure is a system latency measure between a system data event and another connected system data event.

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• Counter-Example(s):
  • an Offline Memory-to-CPU Latency Measure.
  • an Online Memory-to-CPU Latency Measure.
  • an Audio Latency.
• See: Temporal Measure.

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References

2019

• https://blog.datumize.com/data-latency-what-is-truly-important-to-know-about-it
  • QUOTE: ... In short, data latency is the time it takes for data to travel from one place to another. Companies usually measure the latency in terms of two types of delay:
    • The time-lapse between the occurrence of a data-generating event and the arrival of these data at the company database or system.
    • The time-lapse between the arrival of data at the company database or system, and its availability to be retrieved for business use.

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