unconverged
- adjective
- /ˌʌnkənˈvɜrdʒd/
- Specialized
:
no convergido
- The simulation results were unconverged after numerous iterations, indicating instability in the model.
Examples
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The results remained unconverged even after increasing the number of iterations in the algorithm.
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Engineers checked why the model was still unconverged after several hours of computation.
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If the process is unconverged, the final outcome cannot be trusted.
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The calculations remain unconverged after several iterations.
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Our results are still unconverged due to the complex variables.
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Since the data was unconverged, we could not draw any reliable conclusions from the experiment.
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The algorithm's output was deemed unconverged, necessitating further optimization to achieve consistent results.
Synonyms
80
4.4
Not steady and likely to change, fail, or fall
22
4.2
Not decided or final, for example a question, a plan
20
4.2
Not yet proven to be true or official
Not finished or decided yet
Changes not yet saved or confirmed in a system
Antonyms
How Converged
473
2.3
3
6.1
- Specialized
80
4.4
20
6.5
Surface Forms
Morphology
unconverged = converged (transparent) = un + converge + ed
The adjective 'converged' (often used of processes or calculations) is negated by 'un-' in a regular way, preserving the technical sense.
Etymology
The word unconverged has un- 'not' plus converge, which can mean 'move to one point' or 'come together', so picture a calculation or process that keeps changing and never settles to a single answer. So unconverged means the process has not reached a stable or final state.