bootstrapping

UK
/ˈbuːtstræpɪŋ/
US
/ˈbutˌstræpɪŋ/
bootstrappingnoun
bootstrappings
pl
Translations
Many startups rely on bootstrapping to fund their initial operations.
Многие стартапы полагаются на самофинансирование для финансирования своих начальных операций.
Bootstrapping is a common method in computer science to initialize a system.
Самозапуск - это распространенный метод в информатике для инициализации системы.
Additional translations
Definitions
A self-starting process that is supposed to proceed without external input.
The entrepreneur relied on bootstrapping to fund his startup, using his own savings and resources.
A statistical method that involves resampling with replacement to estimate the distribution of a statistic.
The researcher used bootstrapping to assess the reliability of the sample mean in her study.
(Computing) The process of starting a computer system by loading the initial program, which in turn loads the operating system.
Bootstrapping occurs every time the machine is powered on and the firmware loads the operating system.
bootstrappinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈbuːtˌstræpɪŋ/
US
/ˈbutˌstræpɪŋ/
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Relating to or denoting a process that bootstraps; self-starting or iterative in nature.
They implemented a bootstrapping algorithm to improve the model iteratively.
bootstrapverb

bootstrapping

Gerund

bootstrapped
Past Simple
bootstrapped
Past Participle
bootstrapping
Gerund
UK
/ˈbuːtstræp/
US
/ˈbutˌstræp/
Translations
The team managed to bootstrap the project with minimal resources.
Команде удалось запускать проект с минимальными ресурсами.
They decided to bootstrap the new software development process.
Они решили инициировать новый процесс разработки программного обеспечения.
Definitions
To start up or initiate a process or system with minimal resources or external assistance.
The entrepreneur decided to bootstrap her startup by using her savings instead of seeking investors.
To load a program into a computer by means of a bootstrap loader.
The technician had to bootstrap the operating system to get the computer running again.
To apply a statistical bootstrap procedure to (data) in order to estimate the variability of a statistic.
The analyst bootstrapped the dataset 10,000 times to obtain a robust standard error.
bootstrapgerund / present participle

bootstrapping

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In the process of being started or developed using minimal external resources; currently undergoing bootstrapping.
The bootstrapping algorithm relies on resampling the original data.
bootstrapnoun
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A loop of leather or other material sewn at the top rear, or sometimes on each side, of a boot to help in pulling it on.
He grabbed the bootstrap to pull on his new boots.
A self-sustaining process that proceeds without external help.
The startup was a bootstrap operation, relying solely on its own revenue to grow.
A technique or process of starting a system or process from a small initial state.
The computer's bootstrap process begins when you turn it on.
A statistical resampling technique that estimates the sampling distribution of an estimator by sampling with replacement from the original data.
We used the bootstrap to calculate confidence intervals for the median.
bootstrapadjective
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Relating to or produced by using minimal external assistance; self-starting or self-sustaining.
They adopted a bootstrap approach to product development.
Pertaining to the initial loading or start-up phase of a computer system or program.
The bootstrap code resides in read-only memory.
bootstrappast participle
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Established or initiated by means of bootstrapping; created with little or no outside assistance.
Their bootstrapped startup reached profitability within a year.