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Dataset

Description

A dataset is a collection of data. In the context of databases a dataset represents the collection of entries in a database-table. In this table columns represent attributes and rows display the according values of the entries.

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Author: Weber Benno 10:18, 11 February 2016 (CET)

Example

A car dataset consists of 3 entries:

Car A
Car B
Car C

For each of those cars the dataset includes information about the attributes:

length
weight
color

The car names together with the attributes represent one dataset. A database can consist of several datasets. The car dataset could look like this:

name	length[m]	weight[kg]	color
Car A	4.5	1234	blue
Car B	3.2	879	red
Car C	5.0	1000	blue

Terminology questions

What is an experiment? Do we have to re-define the term 'experiment', or distinguish various modalities in using the term?

~ Gnaiger Erich 06:11, 3 February 2016 (CET)

In order to avoid confusion I changed the given example of a dataset. It was not a well chosen example.

Weber Benno 10:21, 3 February 2016 (CET)

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-|description=A '''dataset''' is a collection of data. In the context of databases a dataset represents the collection of entries in a database-table. In this table columns represent attributes and rows display the according values of the entries.
+|description=A '''dataset''' is a collection of data. In the context of databases a dataset represents the collection of entries in a database-table. In this table columns represent [[Attribute|attributes]] and rows display the according values of the entries.
 }}
-{{MitoPedia concepts
+{{MitoPedia concepts}}
-|mitopedia concept=MitoFit Quality Control System
+{{MitoPedia methods}}
+{{MitoPedia O2k and high-resolution respirometry
+|mitopedia O2k and high-resolution respirometry=Oroboros QM
 }}
-{{MitoPedia methods}}
-{{MitoPedia SUIT}}
 {{MitoPedia topics}}
- Author: [[Weber Benno]] 2016-02-02
+Author: [[User:Weber Benno|Weber Benno]] 10:18, 11 February 2016 (CET)
 == Example ==
-An experimental dataset consists of 3 entries:
+A car dataset consists of 3 entries:
-# Experiment A
+# Car A
-# Experiment B
+# Car B
-# Experiment C
+# Car C
+For each of those cars the dataset includes information about the attributes:
+# length
+# weight
+# color
-For each of those experiments the experimental dataset includes information about the attributes:
+The car names together with the attributes represent one dataset. A database can consist of several datasets. The car dataset could look like this:
-# Date of the experiment
-# Temperature
-# Operator
-These experiments together with the attributes represent one dataset. A database consists of several datasets.
+{| class="wikitable"
+|-
+! name
+! length[m]
+! weight[kg]
+! color
+|-
+| Car A
+| 4.5
+| 1234
+| blue
+|-
+| Car B
+| 3.2
+| 879
+| red
+|-
+| Car C
+| 5.0
+| 1000
+| blue
+|}
-== Termonology questions ==
+== Terminology questions ==
 * What is an [[experiment]]? Do we have to re-define the term 'experiment', or distinguish various modalities in using the term?
 :~ [[User:Gnaiger Erich|Gnaiger Erich]] 06:11, 3 February 2016 (CET)
+* In order to avoid confusion I changed the given example of a '''dataset'''. It was not a well chosen example.
+:[[User:Weber Benno|Weber Benno]] 10:21, 3 February 2016 (CET)