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derivative data
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noun. The term "derivative data" typically refers to data that is derived or calculated from other existing data. It is obtained through the process of differentiation, which measures how a quantity changes with respect to another variable. In the context of mathematics and physics, derivatives are used to represent rates of change or slopes of curves. In data analysis or financial contexts, derivative data can also refer to financial instruments, such as options or futures contracts, which derive their value from underlying assets or variables. GPT3.5
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derivative data (singular),
derivative data (plural)
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