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to harvest

to harvest

22 5.4
To collect large amounts of data from many sources using computer programs
  • verb
  • /ˈhɑrvɪst/
  • Texting
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  • The idea of this, we'll, we'll partner with Reddit to harvest their data to build our model and provide answers.
  • harvest data
  • harvest records
  • harvest metadata

And you know with your data is being harvested so tech billionaires can get even richer.

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Examples

  • In doing so, however, Google could possibly harvest information on your tabbed browsing habits.

    Blog text (16)
  • Next one Google vows to delete data harvested during Incognito sessions.

  • We might harvest data from this one yet.

  • ... which I harvest by the hundreds.

  • And so this is a, you know, a, a no knowledge way of harvesting a huge amount of information.

  • Techniques used to prevent "spam bots" from harvesting email addresses will be revealed.

    Academic text (2001)
  • Instead of merging records during ingest, the Search TRLN system harvests and indexes the entire bibliographic database for each TRLN institution.

    Academic text (2013)
  • We can harvest data from various databases to improve our analysis.

  • The company uses advanced software to harvest insights from consumer behavior online.

  • Teams use automated scripts to harvest information from public records for research purposes.

Synonyms

to strip-mine
vsto harvest
  • Literature
7.1

Take large amounts of data quickly from a website or database to sell

collects data systematically using tools for analysis profiling or surveillance

Idioms

To get the results of work, for example gather crops at harvest

Compounds

8 1.0

The time of year when farmers gather crops from fields

6 4.7

A full moon that comes soon after the start of autumn and gives extra light for farmers

A community celebration that marks the end of the harvest with food and music

2 1.6

A time when crops grow well and give a lot of food

harvest home
  • Archaic
1 7.2

A festival at the end of the farming year when people gather to celebrate crops

A small mouse that lives in fields and climbs tall grasses

Crops that are gathered in summer, such as fruits and vegetables

A small gray mouse in North and Central America that lives in grain fields and tall grass

harvest fly
  • Archaic
8.1

A loud insect that sings in summer, often in July and August

8.1

A very small baby bug that bites people and makes red itchy bumps on the skin

9.9

An upright plant that lives for many years and grows in dry grassy places

How Extensive

to harvest
  • Texting
22 5.4
to scrape
  • Texting
5 5.3
to collect
499 1.1
sample
2.3

Surface Forms

harvest infinitive
harvested past
harvested past participle
harvesting present participle
harvests third person singular

Etymology

Harvest in technology uses the crop image too: to harvest data is to collect large amounts of information, often using computer programs, just like gathering a crop at harvest time. So to harvest data means to pull together many records for analysis or profiles.