orthogonal tests

orthogonal tests: = independent tests

French\ \ test orthogonaux

German\ \ orthogonale Tests; Test auf Orthogonalität

Dutch\ \ orthogonale toetsen

Italian\ \ test ortogonali

Spanish\ \ pruebas ortogonales

Catalan\ \ proves ortogonals; tests ortogonals; tests independents; proves independents

Portuguese\ \ testes ortogonais; testes independentes

Romanian\ \ -

Danish\ \ orthogonaltest; uafhængige test

Norwegian\ \ -

Swedish\ \ ortogonala test

Greek\ \ ορθογώνιοι έλεγχοι; ανεξάρητοι έλεγχοι

Finnish\ \ ortogonaaliset testit; riippumattomat testit

Hungarian\ \ ortogonális próbák

Turkish\ \ dikeylik sınamaları; dikeylik testleri; bağımsız testler

Estonian\ \ ortogonaalsed testid

Lithuanian\ \ statistiškai nepriklausomi testai; statistiškai ortogonalieji testai

Slovenian\ \ -

Polish\ \ testy ortogonalne

Russian\ \ статистически независимые критерии; независимые испытания

Ukrainian\ \ незалежні випробування

Serbian\ \ ортогонални тестови; независни тестови

Icelandic\ \ þverstæðum prófum; sjálfstæð próf

Euskara\ \ ortogonalak probak; independentea probak

Farsi\ \ -

Persian-Farsi\ \ -

Arabic\ \ اختبارات متعامدة ؛ اختبارات مستقلة

Afrikaans\ \ ortogonale toetse

Chinese\ \ 正交检验

Korean\ \ 직교검정[검증]; 독립검정[검증]

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