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unpruned

unpruned

7.5
Not simplified, keeping every branch in a computer structure
  • adjective
  • /ʌnˈpruːnd/
  • Specialized
translation icon : sin reducir
  • The algorithm processed the unpruned tree, which included every possible branch.

Examples

  • Leaving the structure unpruned can lead to slower computations and increased complexity.

  • Researchers compared results from pruned and unpruned data sets to evaluate performance.

  • The data set remained unpruned for the analysis.

  • Why is your code still unpruned?

  • The researchers analyzed the unpruned data set, which contained all the original variables and observations.

  • When working with complex algorithms, it's often beneficial to use an unpruned tree to capture all potential outcomes.

  • The software evaluated the performance difference between the pruned and unpruned models to determine the impact on accuracy.

Synonyms

untrimmed
vsunpruned
1 3.8

Not cut and kept messy, like a beard or hedge

is about conserving internal structure not just outer neatness
nonreduced
vsunpruned
7.2

Stays at full size, strength, or amount

is specific about keeping unnecessary internal branches rather than general reduction

Antonyms

1.0

Cut to look neat by removing extra or uneven parts

How Pruned

groomed
3.0
trimmed
1.0
unpruned
  • Specialized
7.5
overgrown
52 3.4

Surface Forms

unpruned positive

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.