normalizovaný

Normalizovaný is a Czech adjective meaning "normalized" or "standardized." It describes anything that has been transformed to comply with a defined norm, convention, or canonical form, and is often paired with the noun normalizace (normalization). The term is used across disciplines and in everyday language.

In data processing and statistics, data are normalized to allow comparison or improve numerical stability. Common methods include min-max normalization (scaling data to a specified range) and z-score normalization (centering to mean zero with unit variance).

In mathematics and computer science, normalization refers to making an object have a standard unit or form. A normalized vector has unit length; in function spaces, functions may be normalized by a chosen norm. In string processing, Unicode normalization converts characters to a canonical equivalent form, with forms such as NFC and NFD; this helps reliably compare strings.

In databases and information systems, normalization is a design principle for organizing data to reduce redundancy and update anomalies.

In jazykovědeckých a standardizačních kontextech se termín vztahuje na texty či pravopis, které byly upraveny podle oficiálních pravidel.

The term is closely related to standardizace and normative usage, and overlaps with but is not identical to standardized (standardizovaný).