átlagolva

Átlagolva is the Hungarian term for the state or result of averaging. It is the past participle form of the verb átlagolni (to average) and functions as an adjective or adverb, used to describe data, measurements, or values that have been processed by calculating an average. In statistical reporting and data processing, átlagolva indicates that the presented figures have been summarized by averaging rather than shown as raw observations.

Átlagolás, and by extension átlagolva, is common in contexts such as data analysis, experimental reporting, and signal processing. The underlying idea is to reduce variability and reveal central tendencies by computing a central value. The most frequent method is the arithmetic mean, but the concept can also apply to other averaging methods, such as weighted averages or moving averages (mózgóátlag), depending on the analysis and data characteristics.

Usage and interpretation hinge on the chosen averaging method. When data are described as átlagolva, readers should consider whether the mean represents a simple average, a smoothed value, or another defined averaging procedure. The term helps distinguish processed results from raw measurements and clarifies that the figures reflect a summarized, rather than point-by-point, view of the data.

See also: átlag, átlagolás, mozgóátlag, középérték.