A collection of data, tools, or software bundled together as a package for specific computing tasks or analysis.
Compound of 'data' and 'kit' (from Dutch 'kitte,' a wooden drinking cup, later meaning a set of items). Emerged in computer terminology in the 1970s-80s.
Scientists use datakits—pre-assembled packages of tools and data—to run experiments faster, like having a pre-packed lab kit instead of hunting for individual equipment.
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