all-possible-subsets regression
- all-possible-subsets regression
French\ \ régression de tout-possible-sous-ensembles
German\ \ All-möglichteilmengen Rückbildung
Dutch\ \ regressie met alle mogelijke subsets van verklarende variabelen
Italian\ \ tutti i possibili sottoinsiemi di regressione
Spanish\ \ regresión de los todo-posible-subconjuntos
Catalan\ \ -
Portuguese\ \ regressão de todos os subconjuntos possíveis
Romanian\ \ -
Danish\ \ all-mulig-delmængder regression
Norwegian\ \ alt-mulig-undergrupper regresjon
Swedish\ \ alla möjliga-delmängder regression
Greek\ \ παλινδρόμηση όλων των δυνατώ υποδειγμάτων
Finnish\ \ kaikki mahdolliset osajoukot läpikäyvä regressio
Hungarian\ \ minden lehetséges részhalmaz regresszió
Turkish\ \ tüm mümkün alt-kümeler regresyonu
Estonian\ \ kõikvõimalike alamhulkade regressioon
Lithuanian\ \ -
Slovenian\ \ vse mogoče, dele regresijsko
Polish\ \ regresja z wyborem spośród wszystkich podzbiorów zmiennych objaśniających
Russian\ \ регрессия всех возможных подмножеств
Ukrainian\ \ -
Serbian\ \ -
Icelandic\ \ allt mögulegt-hlutar aðhvarfsgreiningu
Euskara\ \ guztiak-ahal-azpimultzoak erregresio
Farsi\ \ -
Persian-Farsi\ \ -
Arabic\ \ كل المناطق الجزئية المحتملة
Afrikaans\ \ allemoontlikedeelversamelings-regressie
Chinese\ \ 所 有 可 能 子 集 回 归 法
Korean\ \ -
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