⛏️ Taken from earth 💻 Found by analysis

mined

1 5.8

Found by using computers to look for patterns in large sets of data

adjective
/maɪnd/

Specialized

: extraído

Our team used several algorithms to turn mined data into actionable marketing strategies.

Examples

After processing, the dashboard highlighted key trends found in the mined datasets.
The report drew mined insights from years of anonymized user behavior logs.
The report includes mined data from various sources.
He analyzed the mined information thoroughly.
The researchers presented mined insights on customer preferences gathered from extensive surveys.
Her analysis revealed mined data that helped improve service delivery for the new software.
Using advanced techniques, the team generated mined information from a large collection of sales records.

Synonyms

to strip-mine

vsmined

Literature

1 7.1

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

use automated analysis to obtain insights carefully rather than by rapid indiscriminate extraction

harvest

vsmined

Texting

1 4.4

A large collection of data gathered from many sources

focus on analyzing large datasets automatically to produce insights rather than mere collection

Compounds

well-mined

1 6.8

A topic people use often in stories and films

deep-mined

Specialized

6.4

Coal taken from mines deep under the ground, not from the surface

How Mined

interpreted

14 3.7

mined

Specialized

1 5.8

processed

72 2.9

raw

Specialized

2 2.4

Surface Forms

mined positive

Morphology

mined = mine (semi-transparent) = mine + ed

Derived from the verb 'mine' with -ed, but the sense relies on the technical/metaphorical concept of 'data‑mining' which may not be obvious to all learners.

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.