gemodelleerde

Gemodelleerde is a Dutch adjective formed from the verb modelleren (to model). It literally means “modeled” and is used to describe things that have been produced or described by a model. The form gemodelleerde is the past participle used as an attributive adjective, typically following a definite noun, as in de gemodelleerde gegevens (the modeled data), het gemodelleerde model (the modeled model), or de gemodelleerde kaarten (the modeled maps).

Usage and scope: The term is common in science, engineering, statistics and design to refer to outputs that result from applying a model. This includes gemodelleerde simulaties (modeled simulations), gemodelleerde scenario’s (modeled scenarios), gemodelleerde parameters or gemodelleerde geografische data. It covers mathematical or statistical modeling as well as computer-aided design and 3D modeling.

Grammar notes: The prefix ge- marks the past participle; gemodelleerde agrees in number and definite article with the noun it modifies. For example: de gemodelleerde gegevens, het gemodelleerde model.

Relation to other terms: Gemodelleerde is the Dutch equivalent of the English word modeled; it contrasts with modellering (modeling) as a process. It is frequently used alongside terms such as model, modelleren, data modelling, and simulation.

See also: Modelleren; Model; Modeling; Data modelling; 3D modeling; CAD; GIS.