Reverse backwards rule parameterizes->parametrizes

[warmsocks]

Fix backwards rule, which replaces correctly spelled 'parameterizes' with an incorrect spelling

[luzpaz]

@warmsocks please rebase, thx

[skangas]

@warmsocks Friendly ping.

[DimitriPapadopoulos]

renable->re-enable is OK.

[DimitriPapadopoulos]

Please rebase. I think this rule has been removed any way.

See Is “parameterization” or “parametrization” correct when describing which parameters describe a statistical model?

The Oxford English Dictionary recognizes both as options (and even parameterisation, imagine that!), so you can choose the one you like. I ran a Google Trends search to see usage of the 3 spellings over the past 15 years (bit.ly/Paramewhat); “parameterization” was the clear winner.

Indeed, the most common spelling appears to be parameterize (UK parameterise), but parametrize (UK parametrise) appears to be acknowledged as an alternative spelling:

• Collins Cobuild
  • parameterise in British english, parameterize in American English
  • also parametrise/parametrize
  • derived noun: parameterization
• Merriam-Webster
  • parameterize, or parametrize
  • parameterization, or parametrization
  • also -ed and -ing: parameterized/parametrized and parameterizing/parametrizing

Google hits

• noun
  • parameterization 32,200,000 / parameterisation 1,350,000
  • parametrization 11,900,000 / parametrisation 439,000
• verb
  • parameterize 9,520,000 / parameterise 219,000
  • parametrize 3,100,000 / parametrise 105,000

Perhaps related fixes should be removed altogether.

In any case:

• any rule should include the derived noun in addition to the verb itself with -ed and -ing
• what about UK vs. US spellings?

Current fixes are a mess and should be fixed consistently:

paramterization->parametrization, parameterization,
paramterize->parameterize
reparamterization->reparameterization

[DimitriPapadopoulos]

Replaced by #2648 and #2649 for renable.