To aggregate is to collect or count together. When you aggregate data, you take a group of data points and count them together to get a bigger picture.
The company is aggregating data from their website to see how users are responding.
The scientists are aggregating data from all of the samples to find a common pattern.
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To bring together; to collect into a mass or sum.
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To add or unite (e.g. a person), to an association.
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To amount in the aggregate to.
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It is the aggregate of the information.
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The composer then presents the aggregate.
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Aggregation of data is sent to the researcher.
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The process of aggregation began in 1989.
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The risk is often the result of aggregation.
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Notably, this excludes the use of aggregation and subqueries.
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I salute the motivation and the aggregation of the information.
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Social media both individuates and aggregates.
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During that they may undergo coalescence or aggregation.
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The aggregate number of volumes in the library was 12,000.