Berekeningsmatige

Berekeningsmatige is a Dutch adjective meaning "based on calculation" or "computational." It is used to describe methods, processes, or results that rely on mathematical calculation, computer simulation, or algorithmic processing rather than direct empirical observation. The term appears in scientific, engineering, and data-science contexts, and can apply to modelling, analysis, or design approaches that are implemented through computation.

In practice, berekeningsmatige approaches contrast with empirical or experimental ones. A berekeningsmatige modellering uses equations, numerical methods, and simulations to predict behavior, whereas an empirical approach relies on measurement data or experiments. In linguistics and computer science, berekeningsmatige analyses may involve algorithmic parsing, probabilistic models, or formal grammars.

The form berekeningsmatige is the attributive form used before feminine nouns, while the masculine/neuter form is typically berekeningsmatig; Dutch adjectives agree with the noun in gender and number. The term is common in Dutch-language technical writing and is closely related to English usage of "computational" or "calculation-based." Related concepts include mathematical modelling, numerical simulation, and algorithmic analysis.