Aggregate data means you’re looking at the forest, not the trees. Raw data is every single tree—useful for specifics, but overwhelming.
Real-life example: Traffic apps. They don’t track your exact route, but aggregate data means they can say “this highway is 50% slower than usual.”
For tools, Python’s pandas library is killer for this.
Real-life example: Traffic apps. They don’t track your exact route, but aggregate data means they can say “this highway is 50% slower than usual.”
For tools, Python’s pandas library is killer for this.