Definition: Unmeretriciousness is a concept in philosophy and computer science that refers to the inability of an object or system to be described, analyzed, or understood without the aid of additional information. It is often used in discussions about the limitations of human perception and cognitive abilities, as well as the difficulty in articulating complex concepts and ideas. In computer science, unmeretriciousness can be seen as a limitation in machine learning algorithms, where models that cannot capture the complexity or diversity of data are
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