daysrelated

Daysrelated is a neologism occasionally used in calendar analytics, data labeling, and time-series projects to describe attributes, data, or analyses that pertain to days. Formed from the noun days and the suffix related, the term is most often encountered in informal documentation or code as daysrelated (closed form) or days-related (hyphenated form). It is not a fixed standard in linguistics or data taxonomy, but it serves as a shorthand for day-based relationships within a dataset or model.

Definition and scope: A daysrelated feature or component refers to information that derives from or depends on daily granularity. Examples include indicators such as day_of_week, day_of_month, whether a date is a holiday, or a daily-count metric. In time-series pipelines, daysrelated processing may involve aligning data to calendar days, handling daylight-saving transitions, or capturing weekly seasonality.

Usage and examples: In a dataset schema, a field named daysrelated may group daily features, separate from aggregate weekly or monthly features. In code, a boolean flag daysrelated could tag records that are at daily granularity. A project documentation sentence might specify that all daily observations are daysrelated, to distinguish them from events recorded at coarser resolutions.

See also: day-related, time-series features, calendar effects.

Notes: Because daysrelated is not widely standardized, its definition should be documented within a project to avoid ambiguity.