Definition of min-max in English:

min-max

adjective ˈmɪnˌmaks

Mathematics

Relating to, concerned with, or depending on maximum and minimum values; specifically = "minimax".

noun ˈmɪnˌmaks

Mathematics

1940s; earliest use found in John Von Neumann (1903–1957), mathematician and physicist. From min- + max-, in specific use after German Min Max.

adjectiveˈmɪnˌmaks

Mathematics

Relating to, concerned with, or depending on maximum and minimum values; specifically = "minimax".

nounˈmɪnˌmaks

Mathematics

1940s; earliest use found in John Von Neumann (1903–1957), mathematician and physicist. From min- + max-, in specific use after German Min Max.

单词	min-max
释义	Definition of min-max in English: min-max adjective ˈmɪnˌmaks Mathematics Relating to, concerned with, or depending on maximum and minimum values; specifically = "minimax". noun ˈmɪnˌmaks Mathematics The smallest of a set of maxima; a minimax strategy or value. Origin 1940s; earliest use found in John Von Neumann (1903–1957), mathematician and physicist. From min- + max-, in specific use after German Min Max. Definition of min-max in US English: min-max adjectiveˈmɪnˌmaks Mathematics Relating to, concerned with, or depending on maximum and minimum values; specifically = "minimax". nounˈmɪnˌmaks Mathematics The smallest of a set of maxima; a minimax strategy or value. Origin 1940s; earliest use found in John Von Neumann (1903–1957), mathematician and physicist. From min- + max-, in specific use after German Min Max.
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