Granularity
Granularity (Latin granum " grain ", " core ") is a measure of the fineness of grain of a system and may refer to:
- Grain (photo), the graininess of an image in photography
- Granularity (linguistics), the sharpness of a linguistic expression
- Granularity ( hierarchical ), number or degree of differentiation of the levels of a hierarchical organization
- Granularity (philosophy), the refinement of an abstract system, such as a conceptual framework
- Granularity ( Communication Studies ), the " fit " of information from the receiver point of view
- Granularity ( credit ), the size structure of bank loans, that is, the ratio of small and large loans in a credit portfolio
- Granularity (biology), the granularity of the biological cell system
- Granularity ( bulk ), the grain size of bulk of a substance or mixture of substances
Granularity is in the computer science for:
- The fine-grained rights management of a multi-user operating system
- Granularity ( data stream ), an indicator for the hierarchical decomposability of a data stream
- Granularity (data), the degree of aggregation of data
- Granularity ( hypertext), the amount of text dargebotenem a hypertext node
- Granularity ( system architecture), the number of subdivisions of an element of a parallel computer architecture
- Granularity (search engine), the resolution of a search engine
See also:
- Disambiguation