lastverdi

Lastverdi is a term used in Norwegian technical language to denote the most recently observed or recorded value in a data sequence. It is commonly used to refer to the current value stored as the latest measurement in a stream or series.

In data processing and time-series analysis, the lastverdi is the current value stored as the latest measurement; it is updated whenever a new data point arrives. This concept is important for stepwise updates, real-time dashboards, and stateful computations where the most recent observation drives subsequent calculations.

In finance and instrumentation, the concept is used to display or transmit the most recent price or reading, distinguishing it from earlier observations, aggregates, or forecast values. The lastverdi thus serves as a practical reference point for recent activity or measurement in these fields.

In programming, lastverdi may be implemented as a variable or state representing the last element processed by an algorithm or pipeline. It provides a simple mechanism to track continuity across events, iterations, or data handling stages.

The term is primarily found in Norwegian-language documentation and code, though it can appear in multilingual sources that address Norwegian data, interfaces, or applications. While closely related to ideas such as “latest value” or “last observed value,” the exact interpretation of lastverdi can vary by domain and implementation.