többértékeléses

Többértékeléses is a Hungarian term that can be translated as "multi-valued" or "many-valued" in English. It generally refers to a situation or a concept where something can have more than one value or interpretation simultaneously. This concept appears in various fields, including mathematics, philosophy, and computer science.

In mathematics, a "többértékeléses" function is one where for a single input, there can be multiple possible outputs. This contrasts with a single-valued function, which is the more common type encountered in introductory mathematics, where each input maps to exactly one output. An example of a multi-valued function is the square root function; for a positive number, there are two square roots, a positive and a negative one.

In philosophy, "többértékeléses" can describe concepts or propositions that are open to multiple valid interpretations or meanings. This can arise from ambiguity in language, differing perspectives, or the inherent complexity of the subject matter being discussed. The idea is that a single statement or idea might not have a singular, definitive truth value but can be understood or assessed in several ways.

In computer science, "többértékeléses" relates to data structures or operations that can handle or produce multiple values. This might be seen in databases where a field can store a list of values, or in programming where a function might return a collection of results. The underlying principle is the ability to represent or process more than a single piece of information at a time.