My glossary (7)

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contextualize

verb

o place (something, such as a word or activity) in a context.

Example: In this section, we contextualize our methodological framework in relation to existing work in the field.

ru: контекстуализировать

decomposition

noun

the state or process of rotting; decay.

Example: Subsequently, the framework for the decomposition of spatio-temporal data and for the modelling of the obtained random spatial coefficients is introduced, elaborating on the technical details with respect to the regression models used in the experiments.

ru: распад

kriging

noun

Kriging is a method of spatial interpolation that originated in the field of mining geology as is named after South African mining engineer Danie Krige.

Example: The latter includes the widely adopted kriging models, which can encounter issues in correctly reproducing non-linear spatio-temporal behaviours, as in the case of complex climatic fields.

ru: кригинг

reconstruction

noun

the process of building or creating something again that has been damaged or destroyed:

Example: However, it must be pointed out that even better reconstruction of the spatio-temporal structure of the data could be recognizable in the semivariograms computed on the training set, similarly to how the training error would be lower than the testing one.

ru: реконстрцкция

variography

noun

the variance of the difference between field values at two locations

Example: In this study, variography is used to understand the quality and the quantity of spatio-temporal dependences extracted by the model from the original data through a residuals analysis