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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Science & IT

Simulation data or simulated data

Is it okay to say I compared the simulation data to the experimental data or is it better to say, I compared the simulated data to the experimental data.
Thanks
Jim
  

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It's probably OK, but I think "simulated data" is clearer.

— Teechr

  • It's probably OK, but I think "simulated data" is clearer.
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It's probably OK, but I think "simulated data" is clearer.
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In a scientific-technical context only "simulation data" makes sense. The term "simulated data" makes no sense.
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I thought so.
Thank you very much teechr for confirming my feeling
Happy New Year
Jim
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