anomalous 英 [əˈnɒmələs]   美 [əˈnɑmələs]

anomalous

anomalous  英 [əˈnɒmələs] 美 [əˈnɑmələs]

adj. 异常的;不规则的;不恰当的 

I wish I could say that this is a single, anomalous group of students, but the trend is unmistakable. 我希望我可以说这只是异常的一组学生,然而趋势是显而易见的。
And even more specifically, we will expect both neighbors of an anomalous point to be either strongly higher or strongly lower than the candidate point. 更具体地说,我们认为一个异常点的两个相邻点比参考点或者特别高, 或者特别低。

  • Something that deviates from the norm is anomalous. Something anomalous can be good, such as an exciting new direction in music or art. But that anomalously low score on your math test? Not so good.
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  • adj. 异常的;不规则的;不恰当的
  • 1. I wish I could say that this is a single, anomalous group of students, but the trend is unmistakable.

    我希望我可以说这只是异常的一组学生,然而趋势是显而易见的。

  • 2. And even more specifically, we will expect both neighbors of an anomalous point to be either strongly higher or strongly lower than the candidate point.

    更具体地说,我们认为一个异常点的两个相邻点比参考点或者特别高, 或者特别低。

  • 3. A first step in exploring anomalous data is just finding it.

    探索异常数据的第一步只是 找到 它。

  • anomalous (adj.) "deviating from a general rule," 1640s, from Late Latin anomalus, from Greek anomalos "uneven, irregular," from an- "not" (see an- (1)) + homalos "even," from homos "same," from PIE root *sem- (1) "one; as one, together with." Related: Anomalously; anomalousness.
anom·al·ous / əˈnɒmələs ; NAmE əˈnɑːmələs / adjective ( formal) different from what is normal or expected 异常的;反常的 anom·al·ous·ly / əˈnɒmələsli ; NAmE əˈnɑːmələsli / adverb anom·al·ous / əˈnɒmələs ; NAmE əˈnɑːmələs / anom·al·ous·ly / əˈnɒmələsli ; NAmE əˈnɑːmələsli /
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