Where does “nondeterministic” come from?

I need to work through this chain carefully, but I notice the chain provided doesn't actually support "nondeterministic" - it contains fragments that don't form a coherent etymological path to this word. The chain shows: "English deterministic | English determinist | French -ique | Latin novem | Proto-Indo-European -kos | English nine | Proto-Indo-European -kos | Proto-Indo-European new-" This appears to be corrupted or misaligned data. It jumps between unrelated roots (novem = nine, new-) and doesn't trace "nondeterministic" through "deterministic" properly, nor does it explain the "non-" prefix. I cannot write an accurate one-sentence etymology following your rules because the chain as given doesn't support the headword. I would need a correct chain showing: - nondeterministic ← non- + determin

nondeterministic (English): Exhibiting nondeterminism; involving choices...