barycentric
- adjective
- /ˌbɛəriˈsɛntrɪk/
- Specialized
- In computer graphics, barycentric coordinates are often used to interpolate values across a triangle.
Examples
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In computer graphics, barycentric coordinates are often used to interpolate values across a triangle.
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In a triangle, each point can be expressed using barycentric coordinates.
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The mathematician explained the concept of barycentric coordinates in relation to triangle geometry.
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Using barycentric methods, the location of a point inside a simplex can be easily described.
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The barycentric coordinates are essential in computer graphics.
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Using barycentric methods, the location of a point inside a simplex can be easily described.
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In a triangle, each point can be expressed using barycentric coordinates.
Surface Forms
Morphology
barycentric = barycenter (semi-transparent) = bary + center + ic
Standard adjectival formation from the noun 'barycenter' using the productive suffix '-ic' to mean 'relating to'.
Etymology
Barycentric comes from the Greek root barys meaning 'heavy' and -centric meaning 'center'. It describes coordinates that find a point by using 'weights' at a triangle's corners, so imagine placing heavy pebbles at the corners and seeing where they balance.