grupperade

Grupperade is the past tense form of the Swedish verb grupera, meaning to arrange items into groups or categories. It is used to describe actions in which people, data points, objects, or observations have been classified or organized into discrete groups for analysis, comparison, or management.

Gruppera is a regular verb in Swedish. The present tense is gruperar, the past tense is grupperade, and the supine (used to form perfect tenses) is grupperat. The past participle used as an adjective is grupperad, as in en grupperad dataset. There is also the noun form grupering for the act of grouping.

In practice, gruperade appears in scientific, statistical, and organizational contexts. Examples include data handling, survey analysis, and market segmentation. For example, The researchers grouped the participants by age and gender. In Swedish: Forskaren grupperade respondenterna efter ålder och kön. Data can also be described as "grupperade" once they have been classified, as in "dataen är grupperade i tre kategorier."

Related terms include grupera (to group), grupp (group), gruppering (grouping), and kategorisering or klassificering (categorization). Grupperade is typically translated into English as “grouped,” and appears in sentences that describe past actions of organizing or classifying. See also terms related to data organization and the broader concept of categorization.