to preprocess
- verb
- /priːˈprɒsɛs/
- Specialized
- Before analysis, we need to preprocess the raw data to remove any errors.
So now he's on a kick where he doesn't believe in getting like pre ground or preprocess.
- So now he's on a kick where he doesn't believe in getting like pre ground or preprocess.
Examples
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For knowledge services built on data-driven approaches, the data need to be preprocessed before they are input into the machine learning algorithm.
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One major difference is that, unlike in TACT, text does not have to be preprocessed in NVivo before being brought into the program for analysis.
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The knowledge services that include recommendation services and education services can be applied to preprocessed data.
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The input data for building the knowledge model was the preprocessed structured data described in Table 4.
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After preprocessing, we are left with 13 attributes (12 independent and 1 dependent), as described in Table 4.
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After preprocessing, the sludge is granulated, pelletized, and packaged.
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While in an offline experiment, based on the system scope and objective, a subset of overall data is considered and preprocessed in order to prepare the data for knowledge model creation.
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The order graph method preprocesses the SFG to produce a directed acyclic graph (DAG) to avoid this.
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To assess the cost of reordering and blocking the matrices relative to the potential benefits, we recorded the running time of the ordering and blocking algorithm we used to preprocess the matrices.
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In addition, the Bar Harbor facility receives preprocessed sludge (liquid) from the community of Southwest Harbor, which it dewaters and blends with its own biosolids.
Academic text (1999)
Synonyms
To prepare something, like clothes or a surface, before the main step so it works better
To wash something briefly before the main wash to remove dirt or stains
To remove unwanted items from data, air, or water before the main cleaning step
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Morphology
Etymology
Preprocess breaks into pre- meaning 'before' and process meaning 'a series of steps' or 'to work through'. So to preprocess data or material is to clean or prepare it 'before' the main processing step.