data-driven
data-driven — 形容詞
1. using facts and figures that have been gathered and studied to guide decisions o
數據驅動
基於收集和分析數據來做決定
using facts and figures that have been gathered and studied to guide decisions or actions, rather than relying on opinions or guesses
The school board made a data-driven decision to extend the school day by thirty minutes.
學校董事會根據數據驅動的決策,把上課時間延長了三十分鐘。
attributive: data-driven + 'decision'
Tuan's team uses a data-driven approach to choose which products to develop next year.
Tuan 的團隊採用數據驅動的方式,來選擇明年要開發哪些產品。
data-driven approach + infinitive of purpose
Reema grew more confident after adopting a data-driven method for tracking customer feedback.
Reema 在採用數據驅動的方法追蹤客戶回饋後,變得更有信心。
The hospital adopted data-driven tools to predict which patients might need extra care.
那家醫院採用數據驅動的工具,來預測哪些病人可能需要額外的照護。
collocation: data-driven tools
The new data-driven plan adjusts bus routes based on actual passenger numbers, not guesses.
這套新的數據驅動方案是根據實際乘客數量來調整公車路線,而非憑猜測。
contrasted with intuition-based approach
- data-driven approach
- data-driven decision
- data-driven strategy
- data-driven method
- data-driven tools
- data-driven culture
- data-driven insights
- data-driven marketing
- evidence-based
stronger emphasis on scientific research findings as proof; common in medicine and policy
- analytical
broader term that includes logical reasoning and systematic examination, not limited to quantitative data
- fact-based
stresses reliance on verifiable truths rather than opinions; slightly less technical than data-driven
文法句型
data-driven + noun
be + data-driven
用法筆記
Most often used attributively (before a noun), as in 'a data-driven strategy.' Can also appear in predicative position after linking verbs: 'The company is now fully data-driven.' Particularly common in business, technology, healthcare, and education contexts.