parameteriserte

Parameteriserte is a verb form used in Scandinavian languages, typically as the past participle of parameterisere. It denotes that something has been parameterized, meaning it has been described, defined, or controlled by one or more parameters rather than by fixed constants. The term is commonly applied to models, equations, and systems where adjustable parameters determine behavior or structure.

In mathematical, statistical, and computational contexts, a parameterisering (and the related adjective parameteriserte) refers to expressing a object, model, or process in terms of parameters. A parameteriserte model or representation allows flexibility and tunability, enabling adaptation to data, experiments, or design constraints. It contrasts with non-parameterized or rigid formulations, which lack adjustable inputs.

Common uses include parametric curves or surfaces, where coordinates are given as functions of one or more parameters; parameteriserte simulations, where dynamics depend on input parameters; and parameteriserte algorithms, where performance is controlled by tunable values. In design and engineering, parameterisering enables scalable and reusable models, as changing parameter values updates the entire representation without redefining its form.

See also: parameter, parameterization, parametric, non-parametric, parameterized design.