AI-Driven Zero-Downtime Data Validation Framework for Multi-Terabyte Cloud Migrations

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SYNAPSE-X is an AI-driven framework that enables zero-downtime, predictive, and adaptive data validation with autonomous recovery, outperforming traditional methods in accuracy and efficiency.

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The paper studies AI-driven data validation for multi-terabyte cloud migrations, presenting SYNAPSE-X as a predictive, adaptive, and self-healing system implemented in intelligent data pipelines. Using components including Validation DNA (a representation of data-quality features), a Spatio-Temporal Validation Graph for context-aware dependency modeling and trust propagation, an Adaptive Validation Controller trained with reinforcement learning for dynamic decisions, and a Self-Healing Reconstruction Engine to autonomously recover corrupted data, the framework aims to reduce downtime and real-time data corruption detection limitations of reactive validation approaches. Experimental testing reports improved validation accuracy, lower computational cost, virtually zero downtime, and recovery under corrupted data compared with traditional validation methods. The paper is a preprint and not peer reviewed, which the authors implicitly note through its publication status on Research Square. The paper does not explicitly discuss endometriosis or adenomyosis; it was included in the corpus via a keyword match in the upstream search index.

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Abstract The current data validation systems are mostly reactive, static, and resource-heavy which may lead to interruptions of pipelines and will not be able to detect data corruption in real-time settings. This paper presents SYNAPSE-X, an AI-based, zero-downtime system to perform predictive, adaptive, and self-healing data validation in intelligent data pipelines to overcome these shortcomings. The framework presents some of the main innovations, such as Validation DNA, a single representation of data quality features; the Spatio-Temporal Validation Graph (STVG) of context-aware dependency modeling and trust propagation; an Adaptive Validation Controller (AVC++) based on reinforcement learning, to make dynamic decisions; and the Self-Healing Reconstruction Engine (SHRE) to recover data autonomously. Experimental testing shows that there is a substantial performance improvement, such as better validation accuracy, less computational cost, virtually zero downtime, and recovery in the face of corrupted data situations, than in traditional validation methods. The key contributions of this work are: (i) a new predictive validation architecture, (ii) combined graph-based validation system, (iii) adaptive optimization process based on RL, and (iv) autonomous self-healing data validation system.
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This paper presents SYNAPSE-X, an AI-based, zero-downtime system to perform predictive, adaptive, and self-healing data validation in intelligent data pipelines to overcome these shortcomings. The framework presents some of the main innovations, such as Validation DNA, a single representation of data quality features; the Spatio-Temporal Validation Graph (STVG) of context-aware dependency modeling and trust propagation; an Adaptive Validation Controller (AVC++) based on reinforcement learning, to make dynamic decisions; and the Self-Healing Reconstruction Engine (SHRE) to recover data autonomously. Experimental testing shows that there is a substantial performance improvement, such as better validation accuracy, less computational cost, virtually zero downtime, and recovery in the face of corrupted data situations, than in traditional validation methods. The key contributions of this work are: (i) a new predictive validation architecture, (ii) combined graph-based validation system, (iii) adaptive optimization process based on RL, and (iv) autonomous self-healing data validation system. Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Computer Architecture and Engineering Predictive Data Validation Self-Healing Data Pipelines Reinforcement Learning Graph-Based Validation Data Quality Assurance Autonomous Data Systems Spatio-Temporal Graphs Intelligent Data Engineering Full Text Additional Declarations The authors declare no competing interests. Cite Share Download PDF Status: Posted Version 1 posted You are reading this latest preprint version Research Square lets you share your work early, gain feedback from the community, and start making changes to your manuscript prior to peer review in a journal. As a division of Research Square Company, we’re committed to making research communication faster, fairer, and more useful. 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