chiefly British English spelling of generalization. For spelling, see -ize.

Generalisation is the process of extending a specific instance to a a wider or universal set.

(n) an idea or conclusion having general application(n) the process of formulating general concepts by abstracting common properties of instances(n) reasoning from detailed facts to general principles [..]

An inference made from a sample to a population. The researcher attempts to extend the results of his/her study to a much larger group of people.

The act of taking a specific incident or behaviour and generalising the content across contexts, as if it were a generic pattern. Eg "people always do that", or "if it works at all, it [..]

Generalisation is one of the 6 key concepts of computational thinking.  Find out more here

There are more than one interpretation as to what generalisation means to computer scientists. One interpretation is that of adapting a solution that solved one problem to solve another. In our abstra [..]

Generalisation is one of the means by which we filter incoming information. We use this filter to learn things and make the world around us a simpler place. For instance, you have formed generalisatio [..]