indicator variable

indicator variable: French\ \ variable indicatrice

German\ \ Indikatorvariable

Dutch\ \ indicator variabele

Italian\ \ variabile dell'indicatore

Spanish\ \ variable del indicador

Catalan\ \ variable indicadora

Portuguese\ \ variável indicadora; variável indicatriz

Romanian\ \ -

Danish\ \ indikatorvariabel; 0-1 variabel

Norwegian\ \ indikator variabel

Swedish\ \ indikatorvariabel

Greek\ \ μεταβλητή δείκτης

Finnish\ \ indikaattorimuuttuja

Hungarian\ \ -

Turkish\ \ gösterge değişkeni

Estonian\ \ -

Lithuanian\ \ -

Slovenian\ \ -

Polish\ \ -

Russian\ \ показатель (индикатор) переменной

Ukrainian\ \ фіктивна змінна

Serbian\ \ -

Icelandic\ \ vísir breytu

Euskara\ \ adierazlearen aldagai

Farsi\ \ -

Persian-Farsi\ \ -

Arabic\ \ متغير مؤشر

Afrikaans\ \ indikatorveranderlike

Chinese\ \ -

Korean\ \ 지시 변수

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