"clean up data" is correct and usable in written English, and may be used when referring to the act of organising and purifying data to make more efficient use of it.
For example, "I need to spend some time cleaning up the data in the database."
Before modeling, we made great efforts to clean up data: we excluded families with no children in order to make sure valid comparisons could be made; we also excluded families with wives aged below 49.
"Learning how to clean up data, how to detect and deal with its inconsistencies, is a hands-on craft, just like learning to use equipment in a physical lab," he says.
It learns from your data sets and associates objects and records that may be related, so its primary goal is to not only clean up data but to automate the mundane tasks that often fall onto DBMs or BA's.
He does not have the skills or time to clean up data.
He uses a super Mac, codes with Python, cleans up data with Open Refine, relies on Dropbox for archiving, and for visualizations works on Java Script.
YFC, JXC, YQZ, MZ: Study design, acquisition of data and clean up the data, revision of article, and final approval for submission.
In addition to pulling in point of interest data from many different sources, LocalBox cleans up this data for duplicates, erroneous listings, and different expressions of a location, and then normalize them all to a single, correct location in real-time.
Inspection function To read out or repeatedly read out the current data from the specified basal meter; to clean up the data of logging devices; and to read out data from logging devices in real time.
Finally, Snips cleans up your data set and sends it back to you.
Floored cleans up the data in-house and renders the result in real time for the web and its iPad app.
After that, Floored cleans up the data in-house and renders the result in real time for the web and its iPad app — the entire process takes a couple of days.
