modelováno

Modelováno is a Czech neuter singular past passive participle of the verb modelovat, meaning that something has been modeled. It is used in neutral, technical contexts to indicate that a model has been applied to data, a system, or a phenomenon. The form is typically found with neuter nouns or in impersonal constructions such as to bylo modelováno (this was modeled).

In scientific and engineering texts, modeling refers to constructing representations of real-world processes using mathematical equations, computer simulations, or statistical descriptions. When a result or dataset is described as modelováno, it signals that the content has been produced, explained, or analyzed through a model, rather than observed directly.

Common domains for modeling include mathematical modeling (using equations to describe relationships), computer modeling or simulation (running a virtual version of a system), and statistical or probabilistic modeling (estimating distributions and uncertainties). Modelováno may also appear in contexts of data processing, where outputs are generated or transformed according to a specified model.

Etymology and related terms: modelováno derives from the verb modelovat, which itself is formed with the Czech suffix -ovat from the noun model. Related terms include model, modelování (the act of modeling), and modelový (model-related). The term is widely used in Czech science, engineering, and data analysis to indicate that a modeling step has been performed.