data point

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data point

The scientist plots a single data point on the graph.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A single unit of factual information obtained through measurement or research: A "data point" represents one specific piece of information, often numerical, that is collected as part of a larger set of data for analysis.
Examples of Usage
  • Noun:
    • Each survey response is a valuable data point in our study.
    • The scientist recorded every data point from the experiment with great care.
    • This single data point seems inconsistent with the overall trend.
Advanced Usage
  • "To be a data point": To serve as a single piece of evidence or information within a larger context.
    • Your personal experience, while important, is just one data point in a much broader issue.
  • "Outlier data point": A data point that differs significantly from other observations in a dataset.
    • We must investigate this outlier data point to see if it's an error or a genuine discovery.
Variants and Related Words
  • Datapoint (n): An alternative, often compound, spelling of "data point."
  • Data (n): The plural of datum, referring to a collection of facts, statistics, or information.
  • Observation (n): An instance of noticing or perceiving something, often used synonymously with a recorded data point.
Synonyms
  • Observation: An item of information recorded in an investigation.
  • Measurement: A specific quantified data point obtained by measuring.
  • Fact: A piece of information presented as having objective reality.
Related Phrases
  • Data point of view: A perspective based on or informed by specific pieces of data.
    • From a data point of view, the campaign was a success.
  • Anchor data point: A key or reference piece of data upon which other analyses depend.
    • The initial measurement serves as an anchor data point for the entire time series.
data point

The scientist plots a single data point on the graph.

Noun
  1. an item of factual information derived from measurement or research

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