InfoType: aggregate data

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Lexeme:	aggregate data Rare (0.08)
Definition:	noun. Aggregate data refers to a collection of data that has been combined or summarized in a way that allows for analysis of trends, patterns, or characteristics across a larger group or population. It typically involves the grouping together of individual data points or observations to provide a broader view or summary of the data. This can include measures such as totals, averages, distributions, or percentages. The purpose of aggregating data is often to make it more manageable and easier to interpret, and it can be useful in various fields, including statistics, research, business, and public policy. GPT3.5 Word Forms: noun. aggregate data (singular), aggregate data (plural)
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Abstraction:	(hypernym) data (hypernym) information (hyponym) aggregate sale data (hyponym) anonymous aggregate data (hyponym) identifiable aggregate data
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Policy Examples:	Harris Teeter also collects and uses aggregate data that do not contain personally identifiable information, such as demographic or statistical information, which we may share with third parties. #harristeeter All such reports sold only contain Aggregate Data which can not be used to identify any individuals. #careerbuilder For example, aggregate or anonymous data may be used to improve our services, measure and analyze the use of services and to help make services and advertising more relevant to customers. #verizon In addition, these third-party web analytics services may share aggregate data with third-party advertising companies to enable interest-based and retargeting advertising services. #simplyhired In order to do that, we would combine customer data in each of the geographies into anonymous groups and look at all that aggregate data to understand how the two groups are different or similar. #att We may also use the aggregate data to inform these third parties as to the number of people who have seen and clicked through links to their sites. #dice
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