"data slice" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is used when a body of data needs to be segmented into smaller parts, usually for the purpose of easier analysis. For example, "I sliced the data into five different time periods in order to make it easier to compare."
Above, we outputted the full 2d data slice at every 0.6 time units, resulting in a 69MB file.
The data Slice sells is anonymised – customer's names are not attached – and it covers both Uber and Lyft ride receipts, but the company won't confirm or deny its customer list.
Hence, low-rank constraint can be imposed in the CS-based optimization framework to recover fMRI data slice by slice.
We search for data in every possible source, relentlessly test our ideas for more data, slice and dice our data for more meaning, and tell others about the messages in our data.
The finite element method (FEM) model was generated from CT volumetric data (slice thickness of 0.300 mm) of a 42-year-old male patient of the Department of Biomedical Sciences at Ohio University, where informed consent was obtained prior to data collection.
"1" means the data slice ID, and it represent the data between initial data slices of frequencies "1" and "2".
Data Slicing: Separating the Heap into Independent Regions.
Intuitive data slicing and clipping allow designers to explore FEA results.
Yet Media Metrix also gets about 200 calls a day from journalists who are looking for rankings data sliced dozens of different ways.
Several existing volume rendering algorithms operate by factoring the viewing transformation into a 3D shear parallel to the data slices, a projection to form an intermediate but distorted image, and a 2D warp to form an undistorted final image.
The development of visualization tools like the ones I presented here help liberate millions of data slices in visual form, empowering humans to do what they do best: get creative and weave sequences of visualizations in search of new understanding.
