Kahn family architecture

Kahn family architecture refers to the structural design of identified family groups within genetic or linguistic studies, often used in the context of Map-Reduce computing. It conceptualizes how related entities—such as family members or data points—are organized hierarchically or systematically. In genetics, it helps trace lineage and inheritance patterns; in computing, it guides efficient data processing by structuring related tasks or data hierarchically. This architecture emphasizes the relationships and interactions within a family group, facilitating analysis, understanding, and optimized management of complex systems.