centroid in Italian
centroid in Italian is centroide — centroid means the point where all of a body's weight, or another force spread evenly through it, can be thought of as acting; the centre of gravity or mass.
centroid in Italian
centroide
(statistics, cluster analysis, of a cluster of points) the arithmetic mean (alternatively, median) position of a cluster of points in a coordinate system based on some application-dependent measure of distance.
What does "centroid" mean?
- noun The point where all of a body's weight, or another force spread evenly through it, can be thought of as acting; the centre of gravity or mass.
- noun In a triangle, the single point where the three lines joining each corner to the midpoint of the opposite side meet; its coordinates are the average of the three corners' coordinates.
- noun The average position of a group of points, found by averaging their coordinates.
- noun A centre of gravity worked out for something using a chosen function in place of density, over the area or space that function covers.
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What is "centroid" in Italian?
"centroid" in Italian is centroide. centroid means: The point where all of a body's weight, or another force spread evenly through it, can be thought of as acting; the centre of gravity or mass.
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