projectable
- adjective
- /prəˈdʒɛktəbl/
- Specialized
- In this proof, the subset is projectable onto the x-axis, which simplifies the calculations.
Examples
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The data set is projectable onto a lower-dimensional space for easier analysis.
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Only projectable features can be visualized using this mathematical method.
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This data is projectable.
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The data is projectable onto a two-dimensional graph.
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The data set is projectable onto a lower-dimensional space for easier analysis.
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Only projectable features can be visualized using this mathematical method.
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In this proof, the subset is projectable onto the x-axis, which simplifies the calculations.
Synonyms
Can be changed to another form for use in a system
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Projectable comes from project, made of pro- 'forward' and ject 'to throw'. Think of 'throwing' points forward onto another place, so a set is projectable when you can put it onto a simpler space to study it.