paraméterektl

Paraméterektl is a non-diacritic rendering of the Hungarian term paraméterektől, meaning “from the parameters.” In Hungarian technical discourse it is used to denote concepts, models, or procedures that depend on given parameter values rather than on data alone. The term is not universally standardized across all Hungarian mathematics or computer science literature, but it appears in discussions of parameterized approaches in statistics, engineering, and software documentation.

Linguistically, paraméterektl derives from the base word paraméter (parameter) with the directional suffix indicating origin or dependence. In non-diacritic texts the form is written as paraméterektl, while diacritics would yield paraméterektől. The usage can vary by context, and some writers prefer more explicit phrases such as “paraméterektől függő” (dependent on the parameters) or “paraméterezett” (parameterized).

In mathematics and statistics, paraméterektl dependent models refer to families of models indexed by parameters, where results are valid for a specified parameter set. In computer science and engineering, the concept aligns with parameterized or parameter-dependent algorithms and systems, whose behavior changes with different parameter inputs rather than with different data alone.

See also: parametric model, parameterization, conditional probability, parameterized algorithms.