discretize
/dɪˈskriːtʌɪz
/(also discretise)
verb [with object] Mathematics
Represent or approximate (a quantity or series) using a discrete quantity or quantities.To solve such equations we must retreat to discrete steps and computations, and sometimes the continuous space itself must be discretized over a mesh before submission to a computing device....
- Ten categories appear to be sufficient for discretizing the integral over parameters.
- Approximations are made when the world is represented using continuous models (partial differential equations) and when these continuous models are discretized.
Derivatives
discretization
- Analyses all required a planar mathematical discretization of a region containing a prescribed number of cells with prescribed orientations.
- For example, engineers use multigrid methods to analyze numeric properties of physical phenomena using a hierarchy of grid discretization.
- To improve the accuracy of that extrapolation, we place a high premium on finding improved algorithms that reduce discretization artifacts.
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