Cparameter
Cparameter is a term used in computer science and mathematical modeling to refer to a class of configurable parameters within parametric systems. The designation Cparameter is not tied to a single standard and may be described differently across projects; the “C” often stands for constraint, configuration, or calibration. In general, a Cparameter represents a single tunable quantity that influences a model’s behavior, performance, or resource usage and is managed within a configuration or experimental design.
Definition and characteristics
A Cparameter typically has a name, current value, allowed range (minimum and maximum), and optional metadata
Representation and implementation
In software, Cparameters are often implemented as objects or data structures with fields for name, value, range
Cparameters are used in simulations, machine learning pipelines, optimization tasks, and calibration workflows. Examples include setting
Parameter, Hyperparameter, Configuration management, Constraint, Calibration.