parameetrilist

Parameetrilist is a term used in some technical and academic contexts to denote a specific way of organizing and manipulating model parameters as an explicit list. The term appears as a hybrid of parameter-related language and the English word list, and it is not widely standardized in major reference works. In practice, a parameetrilist refers to an ordered collection of parameter configurations that define a family of models or experiments. Rather than treating parameters as a compact vector or a closed form, the parameetrilist emphasizes enumerating individual configurations to facilitate replication and comparison.

Structure and usage: A parameetrilist can be implemented as a list of dictionaries, tuples, or records, each representing a complete set of parameter values for a run. It is commonly stored in human- and machine-readable formats such as JSON, YAML, or CSV, enabling straightforward iteration in code. Applications include hyperparameter tuning, experimental design, and deployment pipelines where traceability of each configuration is desired.

Relation to other concepts: Parameetrilist shares goals with grid search and parameter sweeps but focuses on explicit enumeration and modular organization of configurations. It differs from general parametric modeling by treating the parameter set as a separable, publicly inspectable list rather than an implicit functional relationship. Potential advantages include reproducibility and ease of auditing; drawbacks include potentially large size and the lack of formal standard definitions.

See also: parametric model, hyperparameter tuning, configuration management, parameter sweep.