lag correlation

lag correlation
French\ \ corrélation avec retard; corrélation avec décalage
German\ \ Lag-Korrelation
Dutch\ \ correlatie met vertraging
Italian\ \ correlazione fra serie sfasate
Spanish\ \ correlación desplazada; correlación desfasada
Catalan\ \ correlació desfasada
Portuguese\ \ correlação desfasada
Romanian\ \ -
Danish\ \ tidsforskydning korrelation
Norwegian\ \ tidsforskyvning korrelasjon
Swedish\ \ tidsförskjutning korrelation
Greek\ \ συσχετισμός καθυστερήσεων
Finnish\ \ viivekorrelaatio
Hungarian\ \ eltolásos korreláció
Turkish\ \ gecikmeli korelasyon; gecikmeli ilişki
Estonian\ \ viitkorrelatsioon
Lithuanian\ \ vėluojančioji koreliacija
Slovenian\ \ korelacija z odlogom; korelacija z zamikom
Polish\ \ korelacja opóźniona; korelacja przesunięta
Russian\ \ запаздывающая корреляция (временных рядов)
Ukrainian\ \ кореляція з запізненням аргументу
Serbian\ \ корелација лага
Icelandic\ \ töf fylgni
Euskara\ \ lag korrelazioa
Farsi\ \ h mb stegiye t khir
Persian-Farsi\ \ -
Arabic\ \ ارتباط التخلف
Afrikaans\ \ sloeringskorrelasie
Chinese\ \ 滞 后 系 数
Korean\ \ 시차상관

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