Glossary entry

Russian term or phrase:

совокупность данных

English translation:

aggregate data sets

Added to glossary by Libero_Lang_Lab
Aug 9, 2002 13:03
21 yrs ago
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Russian term

совокупность данных

Russian to English Other Computers: Software programming
"grid предназначен для отображения и редактирования совокупности данных или uniform data lists"

data sets - это адекватный переовд? у меня сейчас так: " а grid is used for representing and editing data sets or uniform data lists."

тхенькс ин эдванс...

Proposed translations

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aggregated data sets

perhaps an option, though i'd want to have this affirmed (or kicked out) by somebody more versed in the language of programming...

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Note added at 2002-08-09 13:17:15 (GMT)
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or cumulative data - this sounds better to me.

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Note added at 2002-08-09 13:58:28 (GMT)
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To Spatzman - language is indeed a subtle creature, you\'ll agree my friend.
a collection of something is indeed a \"thing\" rather than an action

a stamp collection is also the result of collecting stamps.
a rare book collection is the result of collecting rare books
but data collection (note there is no indefinite article) is very much a process and not the result of a process.

Am I making sense?


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Note added at 2002-08-09 17:58:54 (GMT) Post-grading
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Spatzman: if you use the plural it will then only mean sets of things that have been collected and not the activity of collecting them.

so you could not have data collections, but you could have collections of different sets of statistics.
Peer comment(s):

agree GaryG : I'd prefer just "aggregate data" myself, turning the 1st noun into an adjective in the translation
3 mins
could be, I'd trust your instinct on this more than mine...
agree Oleg Lebedev : "data sets" seems okay too.
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pooled data

Иногда pooled data sets

... In Pooled Data Analysis data is collected at multiple sites,
then combined for numeric and/or pattern analysis. ...

http://www.teachnet.k12.ca.us/Interactive Internet/pooled_da...
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accumulated data

accumulated / aggregate data

Two different ways to describe amounts of information. Hope it is useful
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data collection

can be "data collection" also

set - это больше "множество"

Bests!

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To Dan,

Sounds logical, thanks. I would agree that it is rather a process.

But what if we use \"collections\", will it still be so? Here the collection will be the result of collecting data.

What would you say?

In fact, I tend to use collection because in this context, as it seems to me, it is just an abstract bulk of data and collection may emphasize that. But I do like your version of \"cumulative data\", though.
Peer comment(s):

disagree Libero_Lang_Lab : data collection is an action not the result of an action (which I think makes it a mismatch with the Russian)...i.e. you cannot talk of representing and editing data collection!
13 mins
Really? What about "a collection of samples" for example?
neutral Irene Chernenko : Collection seems to me semantically different, e.g. "art collection", "Versace's winter collection", or, as you say, "collection of samples".
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So you insist on that it is mostly "коллекция"? I agree, but can not it be "набор", "собрание"?
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data array

or:
complex of data
Peer comment(s):

agree Dmitry Sinitsyn : Вспоминая курс программирования, не могу не согласиться
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thanks
agree Tatiana Neroni (X)
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thanks
agree rapid
1 hr
thanks
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