granularity
/ˌɡrænjəˈlærəti/
Definition
The quality of being precise and detailed; the level of depth or resolution within a set of data.
Etymology
Derived from the Latin 'granulum,' meaning 'small grain,' and the suffix '-ity.' It originally referred to the physical texture of something composed of small particles before evolving to describe the level of detail or 'fineness' in analysis.
In the news
The researchers emphasize the granularity of their dataset to highlight that, unlike previous survey-based studies, their work uses highly detailed, real-world consumption data. This high level of detail allows for a more accurate and nuanced understanding of how AI usage specifically impacts different economic sectors.
Analysis of 380 trillion AI tokens reveals how the technology is transforming financial markets
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