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matrixing

matrixing

7.6
Arranging numbers or data into a grid of rows and columns for analysis
  • noun
  • /ˈmeɪtrɪksɪŋ/
  • Specialized
translation icon : matricización
  • The scientist used matrixing to prepare the experimental data for analysis.

Examples

  • Before running the program, the engineer completed matrixing of all the input variables.

  • The matrixing of data is essential for accurate analysis.

  • Effective matrixing can make large sets of information easier to understand and compare.

  • He is currently matrixing the results from the experiment.

  • The scientist used matrixing to prepare the experimental data for analysis.

  • Effective matrixing can make large sets of information easier to understand and compare.

  • Before running the program, the engineer completed matrixing of all the input variables.

Surface Forms

matrixing singular
matrixings plural

Morphology

matrixing = matrix (transparent) = matrix + ing

The meaning is a direct process noun from the verb 'matrix', referring to putting things into a matrix.

Etymology

Matrixing comes from matrix, a Latin word meaning 'womb' or 'source', which comes from mater 'mother'. So, when you do matrixing with numbers you are putting data into a shaped grid or table that gives it order and makes it easier to study.