asymptotically most powerful test

asymptotically most powerful test
French\ \ test asymptotiquement le plus puissant
German\ \ asymptotisch mächtigster Test
Dutch\ \ asymptotisch meest onderscheiden toets
Italian\ \ asintoticamente la maggior parte della prova potente
Spanish\ \ asintótico la mayoría de la prueba de gran alcance
Catalan\ \ prova asimptòticament més potent; test asimptòticament més potent
Portuguese\ \ teste assintoticamente mais potente; teste assintoticamente mais potente poderoso (bra)
Romanian\ \ -
Danish\ \ asymptotisk stærkeste test
Norwegian\ \ asymptotisk mektigste test
Swedish\ \ asymptotiskt starkaste test
Greek\ \ ασυμπτωτικά περισσότερο ισχυρός έλεγχος
Finnish\ \ asymptoottisesti voimakkain testi
Hungarian\ \ aszimptotikusan leginkább hatásos próba
Turkish\ \ asimptotik olarak en güçlü sınama; asimptotik olarak en güçlü test
Estonian\ \ asümptootiliselt võimsaim test
Lithuanian\ \ -
Slovenian\ \ asimptotično najmočnejših test
Polish\ \ test najmocniejszy asymptotycznie
Russian\ \ асимптотически наиболее эффективный тест
Ukrainian\ \ -
Serbian\ \ асимптотски најмоћнији тест
Icelandic\ \ asymptotically öflugasta próf
Euskara\ \ -
Farsi\ \ tavanatarin azmone mojanebi
Persian-Farsi\ \ -
Arabic\ \ الاختبار الاقوى المقارب
Afrikaans\ \ asimptoties onderskeidendste toets
Chinese\ \ 淅 近 最 大 功 效 检 验
Korean\ \ 점근적 최강력검정[검증]

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