outcomeclass

noun
UK /ˈaʊt.kʌm.klɑːs/
US /ˈaʊt.kʌm.klæs/

A group of results that are put together because they are alike.

The teacher sorted the test scores into an outcomeclass so she could compare them easily.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. In statistics, a set of possible results that share a common feature.

The researchers defined a single outcomeclass for all patients who recovered fully.

3. In computer science, a category used to label the result of a process or function.

The program assigns each response to an outcomeclass before saving it.

4. In education, a grouping of learning results that are judged together.

Each outcomeclass in the curriculum maps to a specific skill.