👉 Minority engineering refers to the deliberate manipulation of a system's parameters or design choices to enhance the performance, efficiency, or functionality of a minority class of components or elements that are underrepresented in the overall system. This approach is often used in fields like materials science, electronics, and software engineering to optimize performance where the majority class already performs well. By fine-tuning aspects such as doping in semiconductors, material selection, or algorithm parameters, engineers can improve the minority class's contribution to the system's overall capabilities, leading to more robust and efficient solutions.
