- In mathematics, the
factorial of a non-negative
integer n {\displaystyle n} ,
denoted by n ! {\displaystyle n!} , is the
product of all
positive integers...
- In mathematics, the
double factorial of a
number n,
denoted by n‼, is the
product of all the
positive integers up to n that have the same
parity (odd...
- In statistics, a
factorial experiment (also
known as full
factorial experiment)
investigates how
multiple factors influence a
specific outcome, called...
- mathematics, the
falling factorial (sometimes
called the
descending factorial,
falling sequential product, or
lower factorial) is
defined as the polynomial...
- the
factorial number system, also
called factoradic, is a
mixed radix numeral system adapted to
numbering permutations. It is also
called factorial base...
- by Γ,
capital Gr****
letter gamma) is the most
common extension of the
factorial function to
complex numbers.
Derived by
Daniel Bernoulli, the
gamma function...
- {\displaystyle n} .
Factorial may also
refer to:
Factorial experiment, a
statistical experiment over all
combinations of
values Factorial code, data representation...
- statistics, a
fractional factorial design is a way to
conduct experiments with
fewer experimental runs than a full
factorial design. Instead of testing...
- in the data vector. When this occurs, it can be
desirable to
create a
factorial code of the data, i.e., a new vector-valued
representation of each data...
- In mathematics, an
alternating factorial is the
absolute value of the
alternating sum of the
first n
factorials of
positive integers. This is the same...
