errors-in-variables model
- errors-in-variables model
French\ \ erreur dans les variables
German\ \ Fehler-in-den-Variablen-Modell
Dutch\ \ model met meetfouten in de variabelen; model met fouten in de variabelen
Italian\ \ errore nella variabile
Spanish\ \ error en las variables
Catalan\ \ model d'error en les variables
Portuguese\ \ modelo com erros nas varáveis
Romanian\ \ -
Danish\ \ fejl-i-variable model
Norwegian\ \ feil-i-variabler modellen
Swedish\ \ modell med fel i variabler
Greek\ \ σφάλματα-in-μεταβλητών
Finnish\ \ (mittaus)virhemalli
Hungarian\ \ tényezõ modell hiba
Turkish\ \ değişkenlerdeki hatalar modeli; değişkenlerdeki yanılgılar modeli
Estonian\ \ vigaste muutujatega mudel
Lithuanian\ \ modelių kintamųjų paklaidos
Slovenian\ \ napake-in-spremenljivke model
Polish\ \ model z błędami w zmiennych
Russian\ \ модель с ошибками в переменных
Ukrainian\ \ -
Serbian\ \ -
Icelandic\ \ villur-í-breytur líkansins
Euskara\ \ akatsak-aldagai eredua
Farsi\ \ -
Persian-Farsi\ \ -
Arabic\ \ الخطأ في نموذج المتغيرات
Afrikaans\ \ model met foute in veranderlikes
Chinese\ \ 变 量 误 差 模 型
Korean\ \ 변수내오차모형
Statistical terms.
2014.
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