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help/data-prep/ui/mapping.md

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description: Learn how to use data prep functions in the Experience Platform UI to map CSV files to an XDM schema.
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# Data Prep UI Guide
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# Data Prep UI Guide {#data-prep-ui-guide}
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>abstract="Download the csv template to perform the mapping offline."
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Read this guide to learn how to use [data prep](../home.md) mapping functions in the Adobe Experience Platform user interface to map CSV files to an [Experience Data Model (XDM) schema](../../xdm/home.md).
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help/data-science-workspace/models-recipes/create-luma-data.md

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The following tutorial uses a custom Luma purchase propensity model. Before proceeding, [download the required assets](https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/platform-learn/assets/DSW-course-sample-assets.zip) zip folder. This folder contains:
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The following tutorial uses a custom Luma purchase propensity model. Before proceeding, [download the required assets](../assets/DSW-course-sample-assets.7z) zip folder. This folder contains:
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help/dataflows/ui/monitor-streaming-profile.md

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You can use the monitoring dashboard in the Adobe Experience Platform UI to conduct real-time monitoring of streaming profile ingestion within your organization. Use this feature to access greater transparency into throughput, latency, and data quality metrics related to your streaming data. Additionally, use this feature for proactive alerting and the retrieval of actionable insights to help identify potential capacity violations and data ingestion issues.
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You can use the monitoring dashboard in the Adobe Experience Platform UI to conduct real-time monitoring of streaming profile ingestion within your organization. Use this feature to access greater transparency into throughput and data quality metrics related to your streaming data. Additionally, use this feature for proactive alerting and the retrieval of actionable insights to help identify potential capacity violations and data ingestion issues.
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* [Dataflows](../home.md): Dataflows represent data jobs that transfer information across Experience Platform. They are configured across various services to facilitate the movement of data from source connectors to target datasets, as well as to Identity Service, Real-Time Customer Profile, and Destinations.
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* [Real-Time Customer Profile](../../profile/home.md): Real-Time Customer Profile combines data from multiple sources—online, offline, CRM, and third-party—into a single, actionable view of each customer, enabling consistent and personalized experiences across all touch points.
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* [Streaming ingestion](../../ingestion/streaming-ingestion/overview.md): Streaming ingestion for Experience Platform provides users a method to send data from client and server-side devices to Experience Platform in real-time.Experience Platform enables you to drive coordinated, consistent, and relevant experiences by generating a Real-Time Customer Profile for each of your individual customers. ​Streaming ingestion plays a key role in building these profiles with as little latency as possible.
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* [Streaming ingestion](../../ingestion/streaming-ingestion/overview.md): Streaming ingestion for Experience Platform provides users a method to send data from client and server-side devices to Experience Platform in real-time.Experience Platform enables you to drive coordinated, consistent, and relevant experiences by generating a Real-Time Customer Profile for each of your individual customers. .
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* [Capacities](../../landing/license-usage-and-guardrails/capacity.md): In Experience Platform, capacities let you know if your organization has exceeded any of your guardrails and gives you information on how to fix these issues.
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>abstract="The monitoring dashboard for streaming profiles displays information on throughput and ingestion rates. Use this dashboard to view, understand, and analyze the data processing metrics. of your streaming profiles into Experience Platform."
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