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The first author of the SRS for SSP liked the terminology ordinate. I remember requesting it be replaced with coordinate, but this only partially happened. It isn't a major concern, but I keep seeing y ordinate when I look at the documentation. At some point, I think the uses of ordinate should be replaced with coordinate.
In my research, the term ordinate is an alternate name of the y axis: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abscissa_and_ordinate
Unless we are going to talk about the abscissa for the x axis, we should be consistent, and just remove reference to ordinate in the documentation.
If ordinate means the y axis, then saying y ordinate is also redundant.
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The first author of the SRS for SSP liked the terminology ordinate. I remember requesting it be replaced with coordinate, but this only partially happened. It isn't a major concern, but I keep seeing y ordinate when I look at the documentation. At some point, I think the uses of ordinate should be replaced with coordinate.
In my research, the term ordinate is an alternate name of the y axis:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abscissa_and_ordinate
Unless we are going to talk about the abscissa for the x axis, we should be consistent, and just remove reference to ordinate in the documentation.
If ordinate means the y axis, then saying y ordinate is also redundant.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: