koordinatrum
Koordinatrum is a term used in theoretical geometry and computer science to denote a unifying framework for describing coordinates and transformations across multiple spaces. In its general form, a koordinatrum consists of a coordinate set, a reference space, and a mapping that assigns to each object a coordinate vector relative to a chosen frame. It emphasizes the idea that coordinates are not intrinsic properties of objects but manifestations relative to a frame of reference and a transform group.
Etymology and terminology: The word koordinatrum is formed from the root related to coordinates, with a Latin-like
Formal structure: A koordinatrum comprises three components: a set S of objects, a set C of coordinate
Applications: The concept is used conceptually in robotics, computer graphics, and geographic information systems to compare
History and status: Koordinatrum is a relatively new or theoretical construct rather than a standardized mathematical