targetsize
Targetsize is a general term used in software, data processing, and engineering to denote the intended size of a target object after a transformation, allocation, or processing step. It functions as a configurable parameter that guides how a system should produce or prepare a result, whether that result is an image, a data structure, a file, or a computational representation. The exact meaning of targetsize can vary by context, but it typically refers to a spatial dimension, file size, or allocated capacity that the process aims to achieve.
In the context of image and video processing, targetsize commonly specifies the desired output dimensions or
Practical considerations for using targetsize include validating units and bounds, preserving aspect ratio when only one
See also: output size, resolution, dimensions, aspect ratio, preallocation, capacity planning.