Term explained simply

Hybrid measurement

TV

What does Hybrid measurement mean?

Data collection principle that relies on different data source types and typically brings them together in some form. An example of hybrid measurement is the combination of data from a sample (e.g. from a panel) with data from a population (e.g. census data).

This term is assigned to TV in the Goldbach Advertising Glossary.

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