- parametrization
- noun see parameterize
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Parametrization — Parameterization (or parametrization; parameterisation in British English) is the process of defining or deciding the parameters usually of some model that are salient to the question being asked of that model. Context dependent meaning If, for… … Wikipedia
parametrization — noun The act of parametrizing … Wiktionary
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parametrization — noun see parameterize … Useful english dictionary
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