algorithmic
algorithmic — adjective
- algorithmicpositive
- more algorithmiccomparative
- most algorithmicsuperlative
1. relating to a set of step-by-step rules that a computer follows in order to solv
relating to a set of step-by-step rules that a computer follows in order to solve a problem or carry out a calculation
The researchers developed an algorithmic method to sort thousands of medical images by type.
algorithmic method to sort [data] by type
Adisa wrote a program that uses an algorithmic strategy to buy and sell stocks automatically.
The search engine uses an algorithmic process to find the best results for each query.
An algorithmic scheduling system helped the airline reduce passenger wait times at check-in counters.
Yuki studied the algorithmic logic used by the navigation system to calculate the fastest route.
- computational
broader — refers to any use of computers for calculations, not necessarily following a defined set of rules
- mathematical
more general — describes anything relating to mathematics, not specifically step-by-step procedures
- procedural
focuses on the step-by-step nature rather than the digital or rule-based aspect
文法句型
algorithmic + noun
用法筆記
Usually appears before a noun describing a method, process, or system. Common in technical and computing contexts.
常見錯誤
2. describing the use of computer-programmed rules to decide which content a user s
describing the use of computer-programmed rules to decide which content a user sees on a website or app, for example the posts in a social-media feed or the videos recommended by a streaming platform
Social media platforms use algorithmic curation to rank posts in a user's feed.
algorithmic curation
Lotte turned off the app's algorithmic recommendations to see posts in date order.
algorithmic recommendations
The news website's algorithmic selection can keep readers inside a narrow set of opinions.
Ilan studies how algorithmic filtering on video sites affects what people learn about new topics.
Yara noticed the platform's algorithmic suggestions kept showing similar travel videos.
- recommendation-based
more specific — refers only to suggestions rather than any rule-based content selection
- curated
broader — can mean human selection as well as automated selection
- personalised
focuses on the tailoring effect rather than the method used to achieve it
- chronological
organised by time of posting rather than selected by rules
- manual
chosen by a human editor rather than by an automated system
文法句型
algorithmic + noun
用法筆記
Frequently describes how social-media feeds, news aggregators, and streaming services organise content. Often appears in discussions about filter bubbles, echo chambers, and online personalisation.