structured batch

[/ˈstrʌktʃərd bætʃ/]
nounpl: structured batches
lote estruturado
1. A group of items, data, or processes organized according to a predefined format or schema, often used in computing and data processing
The system processes data in structured batches to ensure consistency and error handling.
O sistema processa dados em lotes estruturados para garantir consistência e tratamento de erros.
2. In manufacturing or logistics, a predetermined collection of items grouped by specific organizational criteria
Each structured batch contains items sorted by category, date, and destination.
Cada lote estruturado contém itens classificados por categoria, data e destino.
3. In machine learning and data science, a subset of training data organized with consistent formatting and labeling
The neural network was trained using structured batches of labeled images.
A rede neural foi treinada usando lotes estruturados de imagens rotuladas.
This term is predominantly used in technical, IT, and business contexts in both Brazil and the USA. It reflects modern computing terminology and is essential in discussions about data management, software development, and automation. The term has become standardized across Portuguese-speaking tech communities.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
formatted batchorganized batchschema-compliant batchstructured dataset
Antonyms / Antônimos
unstructured batchrandom batchchaotic batchad-hoc batch

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
lote estruturado
Standard term used in tech and business contexts
São Paulo
lote estruturado
Common in tech hubs and corporate environments
Portugal
lote estruturado
Used in IT and technical documentation
USA Technical
structured batch
Primary term in software development and data engineering

Related Words

batch processingdata structureschemaformatted dataorganized data

Related Idioms & Phrases

batch it up - to organize items into a structured batch
in batches - processed or organized in grouped collections
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