absolutely unbiased estimator

absolutely unbiased estimator
French\ \ estimation absolument sans biais
German\ \ absolut unverzerrte Schätzfunktion; stets erwartungstreue Schätzfunktion
Dutch\ \ onder alle verdelingen zuivere schatter
Italian\ \ stimatore assolutamente non distorto; stimatore corretto
Spanish\ \ estimación absolutamente sin bias
Catalan\ \ estimador absolutament no esbiaixat; estimador absolutament sense biaix
Portuguese\ \ estimador absolutamente centrado; estimador absolutamente não viciado (bra); estimador absolutamente não viesado (bra)
Romanian\ \ evaluator correct; evaluator nedeformat; estimator correct; estimator nedeformat
Danish\ \ absolut middelret/central estimator
Norwegian\ \ absolutt forventningsrett estimator
Swedish\ \ absolut väntevärdesriktig estimator
Greek\ \ απόλυτααμερόληπτος εκτιμητής
Finnish\ \ aina harhaton estimaattori
Hungarian\ \ abszolút torzítatlan becslés
Turkish\ \ mutlak tarafsız (yansız) tahminleyici
Estonian\ \ absoluutselt nihketa hinnangufunktsioon
Lithuanian\ \ absoliučiai nepaslinktas įvertinys
Slovenian\ \ popolnoma nepristransko cenilko
Polish\ \ estymator nieobciążony bezwzględnie
Russian\ \ абсолютная несмещенная оценка
Ukrainian\ \ абсолютно незміщена оцінка
Serbian\ \ апсолутно непристрасна оцена
Icelandic\ \ algerlega óhlutdrægur metilsins
Euskara\ \ erabat zenbatesle alboragabea
Farsi\ \ baravordgare motlagh naorib
Persian-Farsi\ \ برآوردگر مطلقاً نااريب
Arabic\ \ مقدر غير متحيز مطلقا
Afrikaans\ \ absoluut-onsydige beramer (as dit onsydig vir alle verdelings is)
Chinese\ \ 绝 对 无 偏 估 计 量
Korean\ \ 절대적 비편향추정량

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