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data set

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data set
(1) A data file or collection of interrelated data. The term is used in the mainframe community, whereas file is used almost everywhere else.

(2) A modem in AT&T terminology.
data set [′dad·ə ‚set]
(computer science)
A named collection of similar and related data records recorded upon some computer-readable medium.
A data file in IBM 360 terminology.

(operating system, storage)data set - An IBM term for a file.


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A special section is devoted to selecting ecological indicators based on benthic invertebrate fauna data sets.
Induction is the more Platonic process of using information in a data set as a "springboard" to make general conclusions, which are not wholly contained directly in the input data.
Although the clustering analysis is in fact an unsupervised learning technique, it can be used as the basis for classification model, if the data set contains the classification variable, what was case in this study.
 
 
 
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