númerískir

númerískir is an Icelandic word that translates to "numerical" in English. It is an adjective used to describe anything pertaining to numbers, quantities, or measurement. In various contexts, númerískir can refer to numerical data, numerical methods, numerical analysis, or numerical values.

For example, in mathematics, "númerískir aðferðir" (numerical methods) are techniques used to solve mathematical problems that cannot be solved analytically. This often involves approximations and iterative processes. Similarly, "númerísk greining" (numerical analysis) is a branch of mathematics that deals with algorithms for solving numerical problems.

In computing, "númerísk gögn" (numerical data) refers to information that is expressed in numbers. This is fundamental to many types of data processing and analysis. The term can also be used in a broader sense to distinguish from qualitative or descriptive information.

The concept of númerískir is central to many scientific and technical fields where precise measurement and quantitative analysis are crucial. It emphasizes the use of numbers as a tool for understanding and describing the world around us.