least variance difference method

least variance difference method
French\ \ moindre méthode de différence de désaccord
German\ \ Kleinste-Varianzdifferenz-Methode
Dutch\ \ least variance difference method
Italian\ \ metodo della minima differerenza di varianza
Spanish\ \ menos método de la diferencia de la variación
Catalan\ \ mètode de la mínima diferència de variàncies
Portuguese\ \ método da diferença de variância mínima
Romanian\ \ -
Danish\ \ -
Norwegian\ \ -
Swedish\ \ -
Greek\ \ λιγότερη μέθοδος διαφοράς διαφοράς
Finnish\ \ pienimmän varianssin erotusmenetelmä
Hungarian\ \ legkisebb szórás-különbség módszer
Turkish\ \ en küçük varyans farkı yöntemi (metodu)
Estonian\ \ vähima dispersioonierinevuse meetod
Lithuanian\ \ mažiausiojo dispersijos skirtumo metodas
Slovenian\ \ -
Polish\ \ metoda minimalizacji różnicy wariancji
Russian\ \ разностный метод наименьших вариаций
Ukrainian\ \ -
Serbian\ \ -
Icelandic\ \ kosti víkja munur aðferð
Euskara\ \ gutxienez bariantza aldea metodoa
Farsi\ \ -
Persian-Farsi\ \ -
Arabic\ \ طريقة اقل فروق التباين
Afrikaans\ \ kleinstevariansieverskil-metode
Chinese\ \ 最 小 方 差 差 分 法
Korean\ \ 최소 분산 차이 방법

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