tulosjoukkoon

Tulosjoukko is a Finnish term used in statistics, data analysis, and information technology to denote a set of results produced by a query, analysis, or measurement. The word combines tulos (result) and joukko (group, set), and it is common in technical Finnish literature and software documentation.

In Finnish grammar, tulosjoukkoon is the illative singular form meaning into the result set or to the result set. It is used when something is added to the set, or when referring to entries that belong to the set. Examples: Tiedot lisättiin tulosjoukkoon. Haku palautti tulosjoukkoon 1 234 riviä. Potilaat, joilla arvo on yli 100, kuuluvat tulosjoukkoon.

Usage context and notes: In relational databases and reporting, tulosjoukko often refers to the subset of rows that satisfy a condition. In software documentation, tulosjoukko may be used as a translation or equivalent to “result set,” though the more general term tietojoukko is also common for datasets. Tulosjoukko emphasizes the outcome of an operation, analysis, or query rather than the raw data as such.

See also: tietojoukko, joukko, tulos. The term tends to appear in Finnish technical writing and professional discourse related to data processing, statistics, and database queries, rather than in everyday language.