misnormalize

English

Etymology

mis- +‎ normalize

Verb

misnormalize (third-person singular simple present misnormalizes, present participle misnormalizing, simple past and past participle misnormalized)

1. (transitive, rare) To normalize incorrectly.
   • 1978, Stephen Lynn Scott, Density Spectrum and Velocity of the Solar Wind Inferred from Scintillation Observations, page 92:

     The first two points of the pairs involving 340 MHz are clearly misnormalized due to interference in the first two bins of the 340 MHz autospectrum and should be ignored.

   • 1983, IEEE 1983 Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition, page 119:

     The offset values, say X₁, Y1₁, D₁, G1₁, will misnormalize the signal part s₁ (x,y) such that S₁ (x,y) is misplaced and misscaled.

   • 1983, Light Scattering from Polymers, page 138:

     Calculations which were based on perfect WW functions that were misnormalized as described above were able to reproduce the plots given by Lee et al.