dünaamilised
Dünaamilised is a neologism used to describe the process of converting static representations into dynamic ones by embedding time, state evolution, and feedback into models. The term is not widely standardized and appears mainly in niche or experimental literature and practitioner discourse.
Etymology and usage: The word combines elements of dynamic concepts with a suffix that mirrors -lised forms
Definition and scope: In practice, dünaamilised involves adding temporal dimensions to models, including time-dependent variables, state
Applications: The concept appears in engineering for real-time control and adaptive systems, in urban planning and
Methods: Common approaches include time discretization, incorporation of dynamic equations, system identification from data, and coupling
Benefits and challenges: Dynamicization can improve predictive accuracy and responsiveness but demands more data, higher computational