unpruned
- adjective
- /ʌnˈpruːnd/
- Specialized
- The algorithm processed the unpruned tree, which included every possible branch.
Examples
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Leaving the structure unpruned can lead to slower computations and increased complexity.
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Researchers compared results from pruned and unpruned data sets to evaluate performance.
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The data set remained unpruned for the analysis.
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Why is your code still unpruned?
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The researchers analyzed the unpruned data set, which contained all the original variables and observations.
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When working with complex algorithms, it's often beneficial to use an unpruned tree to capture all potential outcomes.
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The software evaluated the performance difference between the pruned and unpruned models to determine the impact on accuracy.
Synonyms
Not cut and kept messy, like a beard or hedge
Stays at full size, strength, or amount
Antonyms
How Pruned
Surface Forms
Morphology
unpruned = pruned (transparent) = un + prune + ed
Technical usage remains a direct negation of 'pruned' (having had excess parts removed).
Etymology
Unpruned joins un- 'not' with pruned from prune, which means 'to cut away' parts, like removing branches from a tree of choices. So, in computing an unpruned structure keeps every branch and is more complex.