user group

or us·er's group

[ yoo-zer ]

noun

, Computers.

1. a club in which owners of a specific computer or software program exchange information or services, as about purchasing or troubleshooting.

Word History and Origins

Origin of user group¹

First recorded in 1970–75

Example Sentences

Adjusting their video unit to run pre-roll ads, with those formats sold based on user groups determined by the page or video content, is a simple way to do this.

From Digiday

To me, that’s established our credibility as not just a motorized user group, but a solutions-oriented group, one where, if they have a problem, we’re one of the first ones that they are asking how to fix it.

From Outside Online

It allows engineers to measure the accuracy of machine-learning models for different user groups.

From MIT Technology Review

Make sure to include open-ended questionnaires or user groups in your research program.

From Search Engine Watch

With a user group drawn almost entirely from millennials and Gen Z, it has become America’s pandemic-era alternative to TV, where a person can watch celebrities play games and engage in the type of side chats you might enjoy at a bar.

From MIT Technology Review