analytics
- noun
- /əˈnælɪtɪks/
- These are actual satellite imagery and the analytics that go along with it.
- data analytics
- web analytics
- Google Analytics
Twitter, but with real video tools and analytics.
- Twitter, but with real video tools and analytics.
- And you can't build culture from analytics.
- Now, I, I would suppose that the pro page has insights where you can see the analytics and where the traffic is coming from.
- My talk today is on can ethics and policy keep up with big data analytics?
- We do police body camera analytics and my background is Southside Chicago.
- But also, Google Analytics tells you exactly the search terms that people are looking for.
Examples
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Our scenario analytics pipeline attempts to address this problem with the following major processing steps:
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Manny Ball discusses how sports analytics changed baseball.
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But also, Google Analytics tells you exactly the search terms that people are looking for.
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Getting into further detail, Big Data Analytics will impact healthcare in several ways:
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Many healthcare researchers use advanced analytics tools to bring order, understand data, and reduce complexity.
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For instance, a software company I write for sells an "analytics package," software used to measure web metrics.
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Their algorithm uses data and analytics to build on your last workout and maximize results.
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Each of these accesses was counted by Google Analytics as an individual pageview.
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Many healthcare researchers use advanced analytics tools to bring order, understand data, and reduce complexity.
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There's a whole science of social media analytics that does the analysis and shows the trends.
Synonyms
Careful study of something by breaking it into parts to understand
To look at numbers to find patterns and understand what they mean
A method that finds useful patterns in large sets of data with computers
To look at information over time to find patterns
How Advanced
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Analytics comes from the same root as analysis and analyze. In Greek the parts ana- 'up/again' and lysis 'loosening' or 'breaking' gave the idea of 'breaking apart', so analytics is about breaking data into parts to find patterns and useful information.