What is the word starting with P that is a type of chart where all values are calculated?
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So, it is a word that that is used with 'analysis' and it means to calculate using all possible values to prepare a chart (I only know this meaning, it is not the dictionary meaning). Let me give you a background:
E.g. In a case study, I have a window size of 2x3. Now, I have been asked to calculate the different properties for all varying possible sizes. e.g 3x3, 3x4, 3x5, 2x4, 2x5, 3x2, etc. And then to prepare a table. What is this type of analysis called?
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So, it is a word that that is used with 'analysis' and it means to calculate using all possible values to prepare a chart (I only know this meaning, it is not the dictionary meaning). Let me give you a background:
E.g. In a case study, I have a window size of 2x3. Now, I have been asked to calculate the different properties for all varying possible sizes. e.g 3x3, 3x4, 3x5, 2x4, 2x5, 3x2, etc. And then to prepare a table. What is this type of analysis called?
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You’re probably thinking of permutations.
– Dan Bron
16 hours ago
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So, it is a word that that is used with 'analysis' and it means to calculate using all possible values to prepare a chart (I only know this meaning, it is not the dictionary meaning). Let me give you a background:
E.g. In a case study, I have a window size of 2x3. Now, I have been asked to calculate the different properties for all varying possible sizes. e.g 3x3, 3x4, 3x5, 2x4, 2x5, 3x2, etc. And then to prepare a table. What is this type of analysis called?
single-word-requests
asked 16 hours ago
rukutorukuto
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So, it is a word that that is used with 'analysis' and it means to calculate using all possible values to prepare a chart (I only know this meaning, it is not the dictionary meaning). Let me give you a background:
E.g. In a case study, I have a window size of 2x3. Now, I have been asked to calculate the different properties for all varying possible sizes. e.g 3x3, 3x4, 3x5, 2x4, 2x5, 3x2, etc. And then to prepare a table. What is this type of analysis called?
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rukutorukuto
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rukutorukuto
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You’re probably thinking of permutations.
– Dan Bron
16 hours ago
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You’re probably thinking of permutations.
– Dan Bron
16 hours ago
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You’re probably thinking of permutations.
– Dan Bron
16 hours ago
You’re probably thinking of permutations.
– Dan Bron
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I think the word you're looking for is
Permutations
It is a mathematical term used in Probability.
Here are the definitions:
Permutation wiki
Permutation dictionary.com
Not to be mentioned with 'Combinations'
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I think the word you're looking for is
Permutations
It is a mathematical term used in Probability.
Here are the definitions:
Permutation wiki
Permutation dictionary.com
Not to be mentioned with 'Combinations'
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I think the word you're looking for is
Permutations
It is a mathematical term used in Probability.
Here are the definitions:
Permutation wiki
Permutation dictionary.com
Not to be mentioned with 'Combinations'
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I think the word you're looking for is
Permutations
It is a mathematical term used in Probability.
Here are the definitions:
Permutation wiki
Permutation dictionary.com
Not to be mentioned with 'Combinations'
answered 15 hours ago
K-devlife10K-devlife10
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I think the word you're looking for is
Permutations
It is a mathematical term used in Probability.
Here are the definitions:
Permutation wiki
Permutation dictionary.com
Not to be mentioned with 'Combinations'
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You’re probably thinking of permutations.
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