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  3. Deterministik

Deterministik

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Definition & Context

Adjective

Adjective

A word or phrase naming an attribute, added to or grammatically related to a noun to modify or describe it.

Characterized by being wholly determined by initial conditions so that outcomes or behavior contain no randomness. The term, commonly called “deterministic”, is used in scientific contexts to denote systems that are predictable. Common equivalents for general audiences: “certain”, “predictable”, “non-random”, “fixed”.

Synonyms & Variants

ajek

ajek

A formal/literary term referring to a condition that is fixed, consistent, and unchanging.

synonym
pasti

pasti

A more common equivalent used in daily conversation to express the certainty of an outcome.

synonym
prediktabel

prediktabel

Able to be estimated or guessed because it follows a specific pattern; often used in academic or professional contexts.

Register Variant
takdir

takdir

A decree considered pre-determined by forces beyond human control; the equivalent of determinism in a theological context.

Social Variant
terukur

terukur

Something whose results can be calculated or ensured technically and systematically; measurable.

Register Variant
terprediksi

terprediksi

Emphasizes the aspect of being able to know the outcome before it happens based on initial data.

synonym

Usage Notes or Etymology

Derived from Latin determinare ('to bound or set limits'), the term entered European languages and developed an adjectival form via the suffix -istic (rendered in Indonesian as -istik). The Indonesian form “deterministik” is borrowed from English “deterministic”. Historically the term appears in philosophy (as part of “determinism”), classical physics (Newtonian deterministic systems), and computer science (deterministic versus probabilistic algorithms). Semantically it emphasizes predictability and the absence of chance; In colloquial usage it often simplifies to 'certain' or 'non-random'.

Real-world Usage

Algoritma deterministik selalu menghasilkan keluaran yang sama untuk setiap masukan yang identik.

English Translation
A deterministic algorithm always produces the same output for every identical input.

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