interpretable
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5.7
- adjective
- /ɪnˈtɜːrprɪtəbl/
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interpretable
- The report was written clearly, so it is interpretable by everyone, regardless of their background.
- readily interpretable
- interpretable solution
- interpretable factor
So while you're looking for things, you got to understand that a sign is an interpretable event or action.
- So while you're looking for things, you got to understand that a sign is an interpretable event or action.
- So you're either going to have to make that image not interpretable by your brain, or you're going to have to move those photons out of the way of your eyes.
- Do you think these principles are will naturally be human interpretable?
- So that is useful and interpretable.
Examples
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Overall, the CCSS-WL are clearly written, succinct, and likely interpretable by the public at large.
Academic text (2014) -
For significant predictors, logistic regression produces an interpretable odds ratio estimate.
Academic text (2004) -
Further, these items do not load on any of the factors in a clear, interpretable manner.
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However, interpretable factor patterns were not found in the Chinese and Korean data.
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The data in Table 6 are also interpretable with this same rationale.
Academic text (2007) -
In addition, the three-factor model was more readily interpretable than the four- and five-factor models I examined.
Academic text (2004) -
And third, we determined whether the factors were interpretable (i.e., made conceptual sense).
Academic text (2008) -
Better computational tools are needed to reduce the high dimensionality of phenotypic data sets into intuitive and interpretable units.
Academic text (2013) -
Fluency refers to the number of ideas a person expresses through interpretable responses that use the stimulus in a meaningful manner.
Academic text (2011) -
The teacher explained the difficult concept in an interpretable way, making it easier for students to understand.
Synonyms
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Clear and easy to see what it means or why someone feels that way
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3.7
Easy to understand
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4.4
Easy to hear and understand
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3.8
Easy to understand
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3.9
Easy to understand and remember
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4.6
Something you can learn or understand
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5.5
Something people can understand because there is a clear reason
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3.8
Easy to understand or learn
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3.7
Easy to read or understand
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7.5
Most people can understand it easily
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4.9
Easy to understand
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6.6
Able to be worked out from the given information
Easy to understand
Easy to understand
Easy to read because words use regular letter sounds
Someone can understand or solve it if they try
Antonyms
How Understandable
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1.0
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3.9
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Interpretable comes from the verb interpret and the related word interpreter, which mean 'to explain' or 'to translate'. So interpretable is interpret + -able, and it means something 'able to be explained' or 'able to be understood'.