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08:01 Jan 18, 2008 |
German to English translations [PRO] Science - Mathematics & Statistics | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Sabine Griebler Local time: 18:53 | ||||||
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4 +1 | condensed |
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4 | summarized |
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3 | refined |
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2 | aggregated |
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refined Explanation: I would say. No sources, just a personal feeling. |
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condensed Explanation: At the same time, the condensed statistical data can provide a higher classification accuracy than the original data because of the statistical removal of ... www.patentstorm.us/patents/7302420-description.html - 36k |
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aggregated Explanation: Historical/past data is/are (BE vs. AmE) aggregated to form/represent a trend. (But this is nothing more than just another guess.) |
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summarized Explanation: You say that in your context it doesn't mean more accuracy but less. Then why not simply say "summarize"? It's obviously used widely. Here is an example how SAP used summarize and translates with "verdichten". http://www.phutter.de/down/Ikonenliste.pdf There isn't really enough context to judge whether any of these other options may also work here. Perhaps not direct translations but maybe alternatives: join combine union rollup (program-specific?) Perhaps this gives some more ideas. |
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