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   infix

   verb

   • 1. implant or insert firmly in something: "the particles of mercury will infix themselves in the structure of the other metal"
   • 2. insert (a formative element) into the body of a word.

   noun

   • 1. a formative element inserted in a word.

   Word Origin early 16th century: from Latin infix- ‘fixed in’, from the verb infigere, from in- ‘into’ + figere ‘fasten’, reinforced by in-2 ‘into’ + fix. The noun is on the pattern of prefix and suffix.

   Scrabble Points: 15

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2. oxfordre.com › linguistics › displayDerivational Morphology | Oxford Research Encyclopedia of...

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   6 hours ago · For example, in Karok (a language isolate of California), an infix <eg> inserted after the onset of the first syllable of the base creates the intensive form of the verb (5a), and in Hua, a Trans-New Guinean language, an infix <’a> inserted before the last syllable of the base forms a negative (5b): (5)

3. link.springer.com › chapter › 10Regular Reinforcement Learning | SpringerLink

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   6 hours ago · We generate random infix notation expressions and give a reward of \(-1\) if the output is an invalid postfix expression, a reward of 0.5 if the output is a valid postfix expression that evaluates to the wrong value, and a reward 1 if the output evaluates to the correct value. The agent is able to learn an effective strategy in about 100k time ...