dataset
- noun
- /ˈdeɪtəˌsɛt/
- Specialized
- When all children participate in screening, the dataset can be used to quantify systemic functioning.
- a large dataset
- dataset used
- dataset that includes
So what we do is we apply this technique I just described to you rather than to climatological datasets to global climate models.
- So what we do is we apply this technique I just described to you rather than to climatological datasets to global climate models.
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Unfortunately, the model's predictive ability, even within the "training" dataset, is not strong.
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By combining multiple sources, the scientists created a large dataset for their environmental analysis.
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Second, the dataset used in this research presents a variety of student demographic information.
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The best technique in one dataset may be inferior in a different sample.
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The number of incidents is limited because the dataset with solar radiation extends only through 2005.
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Here, users can upload their own data or use datasets provided by others.
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Despite these differences, it is important to ensure that both datasets are valid and reliable.
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Problems with the method include issues of scale, bias, limited datasets, and quantification.
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Nonetheless, we believe our dataset is fairly representative of children who became ill from enteric outbreaks in DCCs.
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The National Highway Transportation Safety Administration compiled a small dataset of vehicle hyperthermia deaths for 2003-2004 (NHTSA 2009).
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Synonyms
An organized set of information in rows and columns
A file that a program uses to keep related information
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Etymology
The word dataset comes from two parts: data and set; data originally meant 'things given' and now means pieces of information, and set means a 'group' or 'collection'. So a dataset is simply a group of related information collected together for study or analysis.