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Normalization
Meaning
Noun
●
Any process that makes something more
normal
or
regular
, which
typically
means
conforming
to some
regularity
or
rule
, or
returning
from some state of abnormality.
●
Standardization,
act
of
imposing
standards
or
norms
or
rules
or regulations.
●
In Databases:
In
relational
data
base design, a process that
breaks down
data
into
record
groups
for
efficient
processing
, by
eliminating
redundancy.
●
In Diplomacy:
Process of
establishing
normal
diplomatic relations
between two countries.
●
In Economics:
Globalization, the process of making a
worldwide
normal
and
dominant
model of production and consumption.
●
Normalized production.
●
In Politics:
Sharing or
enforcement
of
standard
policies.
●
In Sociology:
A process whereby
artificial
and
unwanted
norms
of
behaviour
and
models
of
behaviour
are made to seem natural and
wanted
, through
propaganda
, influence,
imitation
and conformity.
●
In Statistics:
The process of
removing
statistical
error
in
repeated
measured
data.
Name
●
Peace
efforts
and
treaties
between the Arab League and Israel. See Arab–Israeli normalization.
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Origin
normalization
English
norma
Latin
Sourced from
Etym
Synonyms
Normalisation
Standardisation
Atomization
Normalizing
Standardization
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Homogenization
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Filtering
Transformation
Suppression
Aggregation
Encoding
Propagation
Validation
Convolution
Segmentation
Binarization
Correction
Smoothing
Degradation
Interpolation
Computation
Extraction
Calibration
Marginalization
Scaling
Criminalization
Decomposition
Embedding
Discretization
Processing
Perpetuation
Partitioning
Histogram
Acceptability
Institutionalization
Detection
Subtraction
Liberalisation
Averaging
Categorization
Adjustment
Simplification
Regression
Matching
Calculation
Intensification
Denoising
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