Scaleranging
Scaleranging is a term used in some contexts to describe the process of adjusting or mapping a range of values to a different range of values. This is often done to normalize data, make it more manageable for processing, or to fit it within a specific display or operational limit. For example, in computer graphics, image pixel values might be scaled from a 0-255 range to a 0.0-1.0 range for internal calculations. Similarly, in data analysis, sensor readings that have a very wide range might be scaled to a narrower range to improve the performance of certain algorithms.
The core idea behind scaleranging is to maintain the relative proportions or order of the original values
Other, more complex scaleranging methods exist, such as logarithmic scaling, which is useful when dealing with