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View synonyms for data set

data set

or da·ta·set

[ dey-tuh-set ]

noun

, Computers.
  1. a collection of data records for computer processing.
  2. (not in technical use) modem.


data set

noun

  1. See file
    computing another name for file 1


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Voytek is also hoping to do more large-scale studies that apply the code to existing data sets to tease out untapped signals.

The way the data sets were used began to change around this time, too.

We need accountability on how we curate these data sets and collect this information.

Married with our existing data sets, we have deep insight into consumers interests and intent, driving engagement with our content and purchase of branded products.

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Meanwhile, Finney’s team at the Missoula Fire Lab is working to develop a data set that answers fundamental questions about fire—a potential basis for new models.

A numerical data set helps physicians and other doctors know when to order scans of any kind.

Instead, the writers appear too entranced by the sheer magnitude of their data-set (and seemingly want it even larger).

A short historical record, inconsistent reporting, and wide variability: it all makes for a noisy data set.

That isn't a "biometric" data set by any reasonable definition.

Assembling a nice private data set is a huge amount of work.

Is there anything you would like to add to any of the data set forth there?

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