Definition of "underconstrained" [underconstrained]

• Insufficiently constrained (adjective)

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• "The Demonstration is underconstrained, giving you the freedom to explore hearts as well as a large number of forms that are not even remotely heart-like."
• "One of the big problems with the law is that it is vastly underconstrained because it relies on terms that require value judgements. unreasonable searches, cruel and unusual punishment."
• "But because the process remains fundamentally underconstrained, there is always the possibility that you will see something that isn't really there - that is, your visual system will take in a pattern of information and decide that it is more likely to be produced by a scenario different from the real one."