Re: dumb question: what is the antonym of "memoryless"?
- From: "John O'Flaherty" <quiasmox@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 29 Apr 2006 07:24:42 -0700
robert bristow-johnson wrote:
i'm sure you can see the root to this question. "nonmemoryless" is a
double negative and clumsy.
when categorizing systems into dichotomies, we might have:
time-variant vs. time-invariant
linear vs. nonlinear
casual vs. acausal
???? vs. memoryless
what's the best word for this? what prefix means "having"? the
opposite of "sans"?
Maybe 'mnesic/amnesic' or 'mnemonic/amnemonic' could be used. Or, just
'memoryless/memoried'.
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john
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