Definitions for "CODEBOOK"
A document which lists the variables in a dataset, possible values for each variable, and the definitions of codes that have been assigned to these values.
Generically, any information on the structure, contents, and layout of a data file. Typically, a codebook includes: column locations and widths for each variable; definitions of different record types ; response codes for each variable; codes use to indicate non-response and missing data; exact questions and skip patterns used in a survey; and other indications of the content of each variable. Many codebooks also include frequencies of response. Codebooks vary widely in quality and amount of information included. They may be machine-readable or paper copy or microfiche.
A list of replacements for words or phrases in the original message.
In cryptography, a codebook is a document used for implementing a code. A codebook contains a lookup table for coding and decoding; each word or phrase has (one or more) strings which replace it. To decipher messages written in code, corresponding copies of the codebook must be available at either end.
A guidebook identifying and explaining the codes used in a computer file or database.
a collection of indexed reference vectors that are intended to represent the structure of the training data
a technical description of the data that was collected for a particular purpose
Description of the organization and content of a data file. Contains the code ranges and the code meanings needed to interpret the data file.
a set of events that must be monitored to distinguish the problems of interest from each other
Keywords:  answers, secret, book, key, lists
(code book) - A book or other document that lists the answers (the key) to the secret code.