rectangularelike
Rectangularelike is a descriptive term used to indicate that an object or shape resembles a rectangle but does not necessarily meet all formal criteria of a rectangle. In practice, it is applied when the geometry is approximately rectangular, with deviations that may be small or within specified tolerances.
In geometry, a true rectangle has four sides with opposite sides parallel and equal in length, and
Common contexts for rectangularelike shapes include design, computer vision, and packaging, where exact measurements are less
Quantifying rectangularelike properties often involves measurements such as aspect ratio, angle deviation from 90 degrees, and
See also: rectangle, quadrilateral, bounding box, oriented bounding box, tolerance analysis. Note that rectangularelike is not