derived data
AmE: /dɪˈraɪvd ˈdeɪtə/
Definition

Definition of derived data - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

technologyTECH.information created by processing or calculating from original stored informationTECH.
  • The report displays derived data based on the raw sales records.
  • Analysts used derived data to forecast next quarter’s revenue.
  • The dashboard compares raw figures with derived data for clarity.
boring dull tedious
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Expressions with derived

be derived fromv.
originate or come from a particular source or earlier form
The word "biology" is derived from two Greek words.
empirically derivedadj.
obtained through observation or experiment
The data was empirically derived from multiple experiments.
derived demandn.
demand for something because another thing is needed
The derived demand for tires increases when more cars are sold.
derived unitn.
measurement unit made by multiplying or dividing base units
The newton is a derived unit in the SI system.
blood-derivedadj.
coming from or made using blood
The doctor used a blood-derived product for the treatment.
derived classn.
class inheriting properties from another class
The derived class extends the functionality of the base class.

Expressions with data

massage the datav.
change numbers or information to make results look better
They tried to massage the data before the report was published.
a flood of datan.
overwhelming amount of information to process
The researchers faced a flood of data from the new study.
torture the datav.
manipulate data to get desired results
The scientist decided to torture the data to support his hypothesis.
basic datan.
essential simple facts or figures needed to describe or understand something
The form asks for basic data like your name and address.
customer datan.
information collected about buyers such as identities purchases and contact details
The company uses customer data to improve its marketing campaigns.
data collectorn.
person whose job is to gather information for some purpose
The company hired a data collector to interview customers after each visit.
data entryn.
job of entering data into computer systems
She works in data entry at a large corporation.
output datan.
data produced by a system after processing given information
The program writes the output data to a file for later analysis.
data sharingn.
practice of giving information to other people groups or systems
Clear rules for data sharing were written into the contract.
data-backedadj.
supported or proven by information or facts
We made a data-backed decision for the project.

Terms related to derived data

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  1. French:données dérivées, ...
  2. German:abgeleitete Daten, ...
  3. Italian:dati derivati, ...
  4. Spanish:datos derivados, ...
  5. Portuguese:dados derivados, ...
  6. Chinese:衍生数据, ...
  7. Japanese:派生データ, ...
  8. Arabic:بَيَانَات مُسْتَمَدَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:נְתוּנִים נִגְזָרִים, ...
  10. Russian:производные данные, ...
  11. Ukrainian:похідні дані, ...
  12. Hindi:व्युत्पन्न डेटा, ...
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