doubly stochastic matrix

doubly stochastic matrix
French\ \ matrice bistochastique
German\ \ doppelt-stochastische Matrix
Dutch\ \ tweevoudig stochastische matrix
Italian\ \ matrice stocastica doppia
Spanish\ \ matriz doble estocástica
Catalan\ \ matriu doblement estocàstica
Portuguese\ \ matriz duplamente estocástica
Romanian\ \ -
Danish\ \ dobbelt stokastiske matrix
Norwegian\ \ dobbelt stokastisk matrise
Swedish\ \ dubbelstokastisk matris
Greek\ \ διπλά πιθανολογική μήτρα
Finnish\ \ kaksoisstokastinen matriisi
Hungarian\ \ kettõs sztochasztikus mátrix
Turkish\ \ ikili stokastik matris
Estonian\ \ bistohhastiline maatriks
Lithuanian\ \ bistochastinė matrica
Slovenian\ \ dvojno stohastične matrike
Polish\ \ macierz podwójnie stochastyczna
Russian\ \ бистохастический матрица
Ukrainian\ \ бістохастична матриця
Serbian\ \ -
Icelandic\ \ tvöfalt stochastic fylki
Euskara\ \ bi aldiz estokastikoa matrize
Farsi\ \ matrise t sadofiye dogane-ee
Persian-Farsi\ \ -
Arabic\ \ مصفوفة مزدوجة العشوائية
Afrikaans\ \ dubbele niesentrale F-verdeling
Chinese\ \ 双 随 机 矩 阵
Korean\ \ 이중확률행렬

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