Okay, the user wants me to translate "computationally-derived" into German. Let me think about the correct term here. "Computationally-derived" refers to something that is derived through computation or computational methods.
In German, "computationally" can be translated as "rechenbasiert" or "computational." The term "derived" would be "abgeleitet" or "abgeleitete." So putting it together, "rechenbasiert abgeleitete" seems appropriate. Alternatively, "computational abgeleitete" might be used, but "rechenbasiert" is more commonly used in technical contexts. I should check if there's a standard term in German scientific literature.
Wait, "computationally-derived" is often used in fields like computer science or data analysis. Maybe "rechenbasiert abgeleitete" is the most accurate. Let me confirm. Yes, "rechenbasiert" is the adverb form of "rechenbasiert," which means based on computation. So "rechenbasiert abgeleitete" would be the correct translation. I don't think there's a more precise term here. The user didn't provide any context, so sticking with the direct translation makes sense. Alright, that's the translation.
rechenbasiert abgeleitete
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