generalisation in Japanese
generalisation in Japanese is 汎化 — generalisation means a general idea or rule formed by looking at particular examples and picking out what they have in common.
generalisation in Japanese
汎化
Pronounced: hanka
The formulation of general concepts from specific instances by abstracting common properties.
What does "generalisation" mean?
- noun A general idea or rule formed by looking at particular examples and picking out what they have in common.
- noun The process of working out a broad rule by reasoning from particular facts.
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What is "generalisation" in Japanese?
"generalisation" in Japanese is 汎化. generalisation means: A general idea or rule formed by looking at particular examples and picking out what they have in common.
How do you pronounce 汎化?
"generalisation" in Japanese is 汎化, pronounced "hanka".
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