heteroscedastic

heteroscedastic
French\ \ hétéroscédastique
German\ \ heteroskedastisch
Dutch\ \ heteroscedastisch
Italian\ \ eteroschedastico
Spanish\ \ heterocedástico
Catalan\ \ heteroscedàstic
Portuguese\ \ heterocedástico
Romanian\ \ -
Danish\ \ heteroscedastisk
Norwegian\ \ med variabel varians
Swedish\ \ heteroskedastisk
Greek\ \ ετεροσκεδαστικός
Finnish\ \ heteroskedastinen; erivarianssinen
Hungarian\ \ heteroszkedasztikus
Turkish\ \ değişen varyanslı
Estonian\ \ heteroskedastne; muuthajuv
Lithuanian\ \ heteroskedastiškas
Slovenian\ \ heteroskedastičnost
Polish\ \ heteroscedastyczny
Russian\ \ имеющий дисперсию существенно зависящую от другой случайной величины
Ukrainian\ \ гетерескедастичний
Serbian\ \ хетероскедастичност
Icelandic\ \ misleitni dreifna
Euskara\ \ heterozedastizitate
Farsi\ \ -
Persian-Farsi\ \ ناهم‌واريانسي
Arabic\ \ مختلف التباين
Afrikaans\ \ heteroskedasties
Chinese\ \ 异 方 差 的
Korean\ \ 이(異)분산성

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