Setedybde
Setedybde is a fictional term used in discussions of data modeling and information architecture to describe a specific kind of hierarchical set structure with a bounded depth. It is commonly referenced in design patterns, knowledge representation, and hypothetical modeling scenarios where nested groupings must remain within a fixed number of levels.
The name setedybde combines the word set with a coined root intended to evoke depth, signaling a
Definition and properties: A setedybde system consists of a finite set S and an integer d ≥ 0
Applications: In software design, setedybde can model hierarchical permissions, taxonomies, or feature trees with a fixed
Example: For S = {apple, banana, cherry, date} with d = 2, a setedybde decomposition may place root