Sentence examples for dirty data from inspiring English sources
A look at the Zillow data tells me what a big part of Zillow's problem might be: dirty data.
Because of the "dirty" data, it will not be easy to write a facial recognition software that can accurately spot protected species when the variable conditions on the high seas could lead to blurry images on the video.
You can mix them in to your filing parsers and have the rest done for you: Using this type of pre-processing allows us to remove most of the headache-inducing issues in dealing with such dirty data out of our application logic.
Dirty data means bad business.
Instead, it was the "dirty data cleaning".
There are even different streams now - short-form, quick-and-dirty data visualisations of the kind we do every day on the Datablog, right through to complex investigations and visualisations - such as our riots data analysis or the kind of projects which made the shortlist of the Data Journalism Awards, from around the world.
Mr. Grisham details the dirty tricks, data dumping and witness dumping, routinely used by a large legal team to flummox the other side.
According to Pornhub, the king of dirty search data, the heterosexual anal revolution correlates with exactly the trends you'd imagine.
In April 2011, a Greenpeace report, How Dirty is your Data?, calculated that 53.2% of Facebook's electricity was generated by coal.
In computer architecture they call an out of date piece of data "dirty".
