Just imagine the mess of merging information about a 49-year-old personal investor with a 9-year-old kid with a fixation on Pokemon games.
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Merging information gleaned across multiple services isn't anything new for Google.
For the years 2000 2012, individual-level data is available for 4190 young adults containing information on their place of residence which enables us to merge contextual information about the local labour-market situation to the data set (Additional file 1: Appendix Fig. S1).
Data-reuse provides tremendous opportunity to extract new knowledge from existing experiments, and offers a unique opportunity for robust, multi-'omics analyses by merging metadata (information about experimental design, biological samples, protocols) and data from multiple experiments.
Finally, a large-scale software engineering project relative to interval-valued rule mining is implemented to merge flight testing information about aircrafts which validates the technique of mining bundled commodities can be discovered a special relation between objects.
DoubleClick outraged privacy-rights advocates and prompted an investigation of the company by the Federal Trade Commission earlier this year when it said it would merge anonymous data about Web surfers with personal information it has in other databases.
That information is merged with data about therapies, including those in ongoing clinical trials, to design a tailored treatment plan for the patient.
Until recently, essentially all models of metabolic pathway systems were developed according to the first strategy, that is, by characterizing model components and processes one at a time and subsequently merging all "local" information about kinetic reaction steps into one comprehensive dynamic model.
By Mark Singer Michael Mandiberg, an artist whose preoccupations merge digital information with visual representation, has a lot going on.
