mined
- adjective
- /maɪnd/
- Specialized
- Our team used several algorithms to turn mined data into actionable marketing strategies.
Examples
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After processing, the dashboard highlighted key trends found in the mined datasets.
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The report drew mined insights from years of anonymized user behavior logs.
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The report includes mined data from various sources.
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He analyzed the mined information thoroughly.
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The researchers presented mined insights on customer preferences gathered from extensive surveys.
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Her analysis revealed mined data that helped improve service delivery for the new software.
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Using advanced techniques, the team generated mined information from a large collection of sales records.
Synonyms
A large collection of data gathered from many sources
Take large amounts of data quickly from a website or database to sell
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Etymology
Mined in the data sense comes from the same idea as the word mine, meaning to 'dig' for something valuable in a large amount of information. So 'mined' data is information that has been carefully 'dug out' from big sets of information.