Definition of cusum in English:

cusum

noun ˈkjuːsʌm

1A statistical procedure for identifying changes in the probability distribution of a given process by considering cumulative sums associated with that process; a cumulative sum used in this procedure. Usually attributive, as "cusum chart", "cusum test", etc.
2A method for analysing the authorship of texts by considering cumulative sums which chart the frequencies of a particular stylistic feature (especially sentence length) throughout a given text.

Origin

1960s; earliest use found in Quality Control & Applied Statistics. Acronym from the initial letters of cumulative sum.

Definition of cusum in US English:

cusum

nounˈkjuːsʌm

1A statistical procedure for identifying changes in the probability distribution of a given process by considering cumulative sums associated with that process; a cumulative sum used in this procedure. Usually attributive, as "cusum chart", "cusum test", etc.
2A method for analysing the authorship of texts by considering cumulative sums which chart the frequencies of a particular stylistic feature (especially sentence length) throughout a given text.

Origin

1960s; earliest use found in Quality Control & Applied Statistics. Acronym from the initial letters of cumulative sum.

单词	cusum
释义	Definition of cusum in English: cusum noun ˈkjuːsʌm 1A statistical procedure for identifying changes in the probability distribution of a given process by considering cumulative sums associated with that process; a cumulative sum used in this procedure. Usually attributive, as "cusum chart", "cusum test", etc. 2A method for analysing the authorship of texts by considering cumulative sums which chart the frequencies of a particular stylistic feature (especially sentence length) throughout a given text. Origin 1960s; earliest use found in Quality Control & Applied Statistics. Acronym from the initial letters of cumulative sum. Definition of cusum in US English: cusum nounˈkjuːsʌm 1A statistical procedure for identifying changes in the probability distribution of a given process by considering cumulative sums associated with that process; a cumulative sum used in this procedure. Usually attributive, as "cusum chart", "cusum test", etc. 2A method for analysing the authorship of texts by considering cumulative sums which chart the frequencies of a particular stylistic feature (especially sentence length) throughout a given text. Origin 1960s; earliest use found in Quality Control & Applied Statistics. Acronym from the initial letters of cumulative sum.
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