best fit behtarin saz Fr.: meilleur ajustement In a scatter plot, a mathematical line or curve that passes as near to as many of the data points as possible. Best, M.E., from O.E. betst, akin toi O.E. bot "remedy." Fit, from M.E. fitten "to marchal troops," from or akin to M.Dutch vitten "to be suitable." Behtarin supperlative of beh "good, fine" (Mid.Pers. veh "better, good," O.Pers. vahav-, vahu-, Av. vah-, vohu- "good," cf. Skt. vasu- "good," Hittite wasu-, Gaulish vesus "good") + saz, from sazidan "to be fit, proper," from Mid.Pers. saz, sazistan "to be fitting, proper." |
curve fitting saz-e xam, sazkard-e ~ Fr.: ajustement de courbe Construction of mathematical functions whose graphs are curves that "best" approximate a given collection of data points. |
fit 1) saz kardan; 2) saz Fr.: 1) ajuster; 2) ajustement 1) (v.) To pass a mathematical line or curve through data points. From M.E. fitten; akin to M.Du. vitten "to befit." Saz, from sazidan "to suit, fit, be worthy," sazâ "suitable, agreeing with, congruous, deserving of," Mid.Pers. sacitan/sazidan "to fit," sazešn "fitness," sazâg "fitting, worth;" Av. 1sak- "to understand or know a thing; to mark;" cf. Skt. śak- "to be able, powerful" śakta- "able, competent," śakti- "ability, power;" alternatively from Av. 2sak- "to go by, pass, pass away; to be up or over (of time)." |
fitting saz-kard, saz Fr.: ajustement The process or instance of adapting a mathematical curve to data points. Verbal form of → fit. |
fitting error irang-e saz-kard, ~ saz Fr.: erreur d'ajustement The discrepancy between the mathematical curve and data points. → fit. |
least-squares fit saz-e kucaktarin cârušhâ Fr.: ajustement moindres carrées A fit through data points using least squares. → least squares; → fit. |
main-sequence fitting sazkard-e reshteh-ye farist Fr.: ajustement par la séquence principale The method of determining the distance to a star cluster by overlaying its main sequence on the theoretical zero-age main sequence and noting the difference between the cluster's apparent magnitude and the zero-age main sequence's absolute magnitude. → main sequence; → fitting. |
profile fitting method raveš-e sazkard-e farâpâl Fr.: méthode de l'ajustement de profils A method of analysis in which the observed stellar image profiles or spectral line profiles are fitted by model profiles in order to study and derive some properties of the object. |
SED fitting sazkard bâ SED Fr.: ajustement par distribution de l'énergie spectrale A technique that uses → spectral energy distribution results from models to reproduce observational data. |
specifity âbizegi Fr.: spécifité The state or character of being → specific. |