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Kuantifikasi

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Indonesian•1 meaning found
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Definition & Context

Noun

Noun

A word that functions as the name of a specific object or set of objects, such as living creatures, places, actions, qualities, states of existence, or ideas.

The process of measuring or expressing a phenomenon, concept, or variable in the form of “numbers” or quantifiable numerical units, enabling objective and systematic analysis, comparison, and evaluation.

Synonyms & Variants

pengukuran

pengukuran

More general in scope and does not always emphasize conversion to numerical form as quantification does.

synonym
operasionalisasi

operasionalisasi

More specific to the initial stage of scientific research, but functionally closely related to quantification.

synonym
penghitungan

penghitungan

Narrower in scope, typically referring to the act of direct counting rather than the more abstract process of numerical formalization.

synonym
penilaian

penilaian

Used in a more general context and not always numerical, but frequently overlaps with quantification in evaluative contexts.

synonym
numering

numering

More technical and limited to the assignment of numbers, not the comprehensive measurement process.

synonym

Usage Notes or Etymology

The word kuantifikasi is borrowed from the Latin quantificatio, derived from quantus (meaning 'how great' or 'how many') and facere (meaning 'to make' or 'to do'). It entered Indonesian through the English term quantification. The term is widely used in the domains of statistics, scientific research, economics, analytic philosophy, and formal linguistics. In the Indonesian academic context, it has been standardized by the Language Development and Cultivation Agency as the official equivalent of the English quantification.

Real-world Usage

Kuantifikasi risiko proyek ini perlu dilakukan sebelum pengambilan keputusan investasi.

English Translation
Quantification of this project's risks must be conducted before making any investment decisions.

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