trendsreceived

Trendsreceived is a term used in data analytics and streaming systems to denote the trends that have been received by a component in a processing pipeline. The exact meaning of the term is project-specific, but it generally refers to either a count of received trend signals or the collection of the trend items themselves that arrived during a defined interval.

In practice, trendsreceived is commonly implemented as a metric or field used to track input throughput. As a metric, it may be a numeric counter that increments with each ingested trend, yielding a time series that helps monitor ingestion performance. As part of a data model, trendsreceived can also be a container that stores the actual trend records or identifiers that arrived in a given batch or stream segment.

Because trendsreceived is not a standardized term, its interpretation varies across systems. Some implementations treat it as a count of received items, while others store the list of received trends for downstream processing or auditing. Documentation within a project typically clarifies whether trendsreceived represents a quantity, a data payload, or both.

Related concepts often encountered in conjunction with trendsreceived include trendsprocessed, trendsemitted, and trendssent, which describe subsequent stages in the pipeline. Clear naming conventions and documentation are important to avoid ambiguity when integrating trendsreceived into dashboards, alerts, and automated workflows.