discretization
- noun
- /dɪsˌkɹɛtɪˈzeɪʃən/
- Specialized
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discretización
- In statistics, discretization allows continuous variables to be represented as distinct categories.
- discretization of an image
And that's the same way as you sum over different discretizations of that surface once you once you have defined the unit for that discretization.
- And that's the same way as you sum over different discretizations of that surface once you once you have defined the unit for that discretization.
Examples
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Detailed routes require fine-grained discretization, which leads to an exponential number of routes in total.
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Similarly, the Bitwise Discord method makes use of the discretization of the signal, but applies a clustering method instead.
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So discretization is saying that I'm going to take my horizontal axis and chop it up into number of intervals.
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By Taylor-expanding Phi(x), we obtain an approximate discretization based on central finite differences.
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Actual calculations require high accuracy and thus high-order discretizations, because the cohesive energy is a very small fraction of the ground-state energy.
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Furthermore, numerical approximations such as the discretization error in the finite element simulation cause discrepancies between the prediction model and the experiments.
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In addition, the modeling of multi-physics problems, like fluid-solid interaction, usually generates non-conforming discretizations at the interfaces.
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The discretization of the data helped the researchers analyze the patterns more effectively.
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The process of discretization transformed the large dataset into manageable segments for analysis.
Synonyms
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9.2
Dividing numbers into separate small levels so they fit in a digital system or physics model
How Discrete
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9.2
- Specialized
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4.8
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5.8
Surface Forms
Morphology
discretization = discretize (transparent) = discrete + ize + ation
Formed by a productive nominalization (-ation) of the verb 'discretize'; the meaning 'process of making discrete' is directly derivable.
Etymology
The word discretization comes from discrete meaning 'separate' and the ending -ization meaning 'the act of making'. Think of it like cutting a smooth ribbon into many small pieces so a computer can work with each part, so discretization is the process of turning continuous data into separate values.