different between dichotomous vs polychotomous
dichotomous
English
Etymology
From the Late Latin dichotomos, from Ancient Greek ????????? (dikhótomos, “cut in half”), from ???? (díkha, “apart”) + ????? (témn?, “I cut”).
Pronunciation
- (Received Pronunciation) IPA(key): /da??k?t.?.m?s/
- (US) IPA(key): /da??k??t.?.m?s/
Adjective
dichotomous (not comparable)
- Dividing or branching into two pieces.
Synonyms
- (dividing into two equal parts): bipartite, forked
Related terms
- dichotomy
Derived terms
Translations
dichotomous From the web:
- what dichotomous key
- what dichotomous mean
- what's dichotomous thinking
- what dichotomous branching
- what dichotomous question
- what dichotomous key do scientists use
- what dichotomous key work
- what dichotomous key consist of
polychotomous
English
Adjective
polychotomous (not comparable)
- Division or separation into multiple groups or pieces
Related terms
- polychotomy
- dichotomous
polychotomous From the web:
- what is polychotomous variable
- what is polychotomous
- example of polychotomous variable
- dichotomous and polychotomous variables
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