input data
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Definition
Noun: 1. (Computing) Data Provided to a System: A set of data, often contained within a computer file, that is supplied to a device, program, or process to be used in its operation or computation. It serves as the initial information or instructions required for the system to function and produce an output.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- The program requires the input data to be in a specific format.
- Before running the simulation, you must load the input data file.
- The quality of the report depends entirely on the accuracy of the input data.
Advanced Usage
- "To serve as input data": To function as the required information for a process.
- The survey results will serve as the primary input data for our analysis.
- "Input data validation": The process of checking that the provided data is correct and usable.
- A robust application always includes input data validation to prevent errors.
Variants and Related Words
- Input (n): The act of putting data into a computer, or the data itself. (More general than "input data").
- User input is required to proceed.
- Dataset (n): A collection of related sets of information.
- We trained the model on a large dataset.
- Source Data (n): The original, unprocessed data from which input data may be derived.
Synonyms
- Source information
- Initial data
- Raw data (when unprocessed)
Related Phrases
- Feed data into: To supply data to a system.
- You need to feed the input data into the algorithm.
- Process input data: To perform operations on the supplied data.
- The server will process the input data and return a result.
Noun
- (computer science) a computer file that contains data that serve as input to a device or program