iteratively

1 of 1adverb

/ˈɪtəˌreɪtɪvli/

1

in a way that involves repeating a sequence of steps, to gradually improve or develop something

The team improved the design iteratively, testing prototypes between revisions.
She writes iteratively, editing each draft before starting the next.
The software was built iteratively, with updates released every two weeks.
Scientists refined their hypothesis iteratively as new data emerged.
The artist developed the painting iteratively, layering colors over weeks.

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2

(mathematics) in a way that applies the same computational method repeatedly to move closer to a solution

The program solves equations iteratively, narrowing the answer with each loop.
Machine learning models train iteratively, adjusting weights after each batch.
The algorithm processes data iteratively until convergence is reached.
Fractal patterns are generated iteratively by repeating a simple rule.
Numerical approximations are often computed iteratively for precision.