categorical
categorical 英 [ˌkætəˈgɒrɪkl] 美 [ˌkætəˈgɔrɪkl]
adj. 绝对的（名词categoricalness，副词categorically，异体字categoric）；直截了当的；无条件的；属于某一范畴的
- If someone accuses you of stealing their lunch and you give a categorical denial, it means that you absolutely deny having anything to do with the theft. Categorical means absolute, unqualified, unconditional.
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- adj. 绝对的（名词categoricalness，副词categorically，异体字categoric）；直截了当的；无条件的；属于某一范畴的
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1. Although the values are numeric, association rules mining requires the values to be categorical.
虽然都是整型值，关联规则挖掘要求值是无条件的。
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2. Because the numeric fields are really integers, you can re-type them as categorical and the mining will work.
由于整型字段实际上是整数，您可以将它们重新定义为无条件的，这样挖掘就会工作了。
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3. A categorical waiver will enable HIV-positive people to enter the United States for short visits through a streamlined process.
无条件豁免将使艾滋病病毒试验呈阳性的人能通过简化程序获得短期访美的签证。
- categorical (adj.) 1590s, as a term in logic, "unqualified, asserting absolutely," from Late Latin categoricus, from Greek kategorikos "accusatory, affirmative, categorical," from kategoria (see category). General sense of "explicit, unconditional" is from 1610s. Categorical imperative, from the philosophy of Kant, first recorded 1827. Related: Categorically.
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