generalizer

/ˈdʒɛnərəˌlaɪzər/
noun
  1. A person who makes broad statements or conclusions from limited information.
    • The politician was criticized as a generalizer who ignored individual differences.
    • In science, a careful generalizer uses data from many studies before drawing conclusions.
    • He's a generalizer who assumes everyone from that country shares the same opinions.
  2. Something that makes a concept or rule more widely applicable.
    • In mathematics, a theorem can be a powerful generalizer that applies to many cases.
    • The software's generalizer function converts detailed data into broad categories.
    • The algorithm acts as a generalizer, taking specific examples and finding patterns.
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