recomputation
7.7
Calculating something again to fix or update earlier results
- noun
- /ˌriːkəmˈpjuːteɪʃən/
- Specialized
- The software required a recomputation of results following the update to the algorithm.
Examples
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After identifying an error, the team started the recomputation of the project costs.
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So when we start out from our from our start node to our goal node, we have to do a lot of recomputation from scratch.
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The accountant performed a recomputation of the financial figures to ensure accuracy.
Synonyms
recalculation
vsrecomputation
An act of working out numbers again to correct errors or add new information
focuses on the act or the final result rather than the process
Surface Forms
recomputation singular
recomputations plural
Morphology
Etymology
Recomputation begins with re- meaning 'again' and uses compute meaning 'to calculate', as in computer. So a recomputation is simply calculating something again to correct or update the results.