Comparison
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Comparison may refer to:
[edit] Computer science
- File comparison, the automatic comparison of file data by a computer program
- Comparison (computer programming), code that makes decisions and selects alternatives based on them
- Comparison of file archivers, selective criteria for the archiving of computer files by humans
- Comparison of audio codecs, criteria for human selection of audio codecs
- Comparison of feed aggregators, criteria for human selection of feed aggregators
- Comparison of subnotebooks, criteria for human selection on subnotebooks
- Comparison of text editors, criteria for the human selection of text editors
- Comparison of video codecs, criteria for human selection of video codecs
- Comparison sort, a type of data sort used in computer programming
[edit] Language
- Comparison (grammar), a feature of many languages
- Degree of comparison, an English language grammatical feature
- Mass comparison, a test for the relatedness of languages
- Three degrees of comparison, a grammatical feature of the English language
[edit] Mathematics
- Comparison (mathematics), mathematical notation for comparing variable values
- Comparison of topologies, the comparison of topology structures
- Multiple comparisons, a procedure of statistics
[edit] Psychology
- Pairwise comparison, a test of psychology
- Social comparison theory, a branch of social psychology
[edit] Other
- Comparison microscope, a microscope fo rthe side-by-side viewing of specimens
- Price comparison service, an Internet service
[edit] See also
- Comparison of media players
- Comparability, a mathematical definition
- Comparator (disambiguation)
- Comparative (disambiguation)
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