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### Down-sample the data
In the previous steps we imported the dataset `vehicle_speed_rl_dataset.csv` into the timeseries `` root.test2.vin123test.`Vehicle.Speed` `` in IoTDB. Now we will down-sample the timeseries using an SQL query and the `Sample` function. The queries will be executed in the IoTDB CLI client.
In the previous steps we imported the dataset `vehicle_speed_rl_dataset.csv` into the timeseries `` root.test2.vin123test.`Vehicle.Speed` `` in IoTDB. Now we will down-sample the timeseries using an SQL query that uses the `Sample` function. The queries will be executed in the IoTDB CLI client.

SQL queries can contain a wide range of optional clauses to determine the data that is processed. For example, you can limit the query to a specific time range to isolate a specific journey for the [example scenario](#example-scenario-journey-analysis) at the start of this document.

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