Gaussian
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Adj — Relating to Carl Friedrich Gauss or, especially, to the bell-shaped "normal" statistical distribution named after him.
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Etymology
Formed from the name Gauss plus the adjective-forming suffix -ian.
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What does “Gaussian” mean?
The word “Gaussian” means relating to Carl Friedrich Gauss or, especially, to the bell-shaped "normal" statistical distribution named after him. In plain terms, describing the classic "bell curve" pattern, or anything named after Gauss's mathematical work.
How do you pronounce “Gaussian”?
“Gaussian” is pronounced GOW-see-uhn (/ˈɡaʊ.si.ən/ in IPA).
How do you use “Gaussian” in a sentence?
Here is “Gaussian” used in a sentence: “The test scores followed a roughly Gaussian distribution, with most students clustered around the average.”
What part of speech is “Gaussian”?
“Gaussian” is an adjective.