unweight

/ʌnˈweɪt/
verb
  1. To remove weight or a burden from something; to make lighter.
    • Engineers designed a system to unweight the bridge during repairs.
    • She learned to unweight the sled to make it glide more easily over the snow.
    • The hiker stopped to unweight his backpack by taking out some heavy items.
  2. In statistics or data analysis, to remove or adjust weighting factors so that data is not biased.
    • The researcher decided to unweight the survey responses to correct for overrepresentation.
    • The software allows you to unweight variables before running the analysis.
    • You can unweight the data if the sample no longer needs to match population proportions.
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