decorrelation time
decorrelation time noun: the amount of time required for a correlation between two variables or processes to degrade until there is no correlation.
Noun
decorrelation time (countable and uncountable, plural decorrelation times)
- The amount of time required for a correlation between two variables or processes to degrade until there is no correlation.
Forms of decorrelation time
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Questions about decorrelation time
- What does decorrelation time mean?
- Decorrelation time means the amount of time required for a correlation between two variables or processes to degrade until there is no correlation.
- What part of speech is decorrelation time?
- Decorrelation time is a noun.
- What is the plural of decorrelation time?
- The plural of decorrelation time is decorrelation times.
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