positive hypergeometric distribution

positive hypergeometric distribution
French\ \ distribution hypergéométrique positive
German\ \ positive hypergeometrische Verteilung
Dutch\ \ positief hypergeometrische verdeling
Italian\ \ distribuzione ipergeometrica positiva
Spanish\ \ distribución hipergeométrica positiva
Catalan\ \ distribució hipergeomètrica positiva
Portuguese\ \ distribuição hipergeométrica positiva
Romanian\ \ -
Danish\ \ positiv hypergeometriskfordeling
Norwegian\ \ -
Swedish\ \ positiv hypergeometrisk fördelning
Greek\ \ θετική υπεργεωμετρική κατανομή
Finnish\ \ positiivinen hypergeometrinen jakauma
Hungarian\ \ pozitív hipergeometrikus eloszlás
Turkish\ \ pozitif hipergeometrik dağılım
Estonian\ \ positiivne hüpergeomeetriline jaotus
Lithuanian\ \ teigiamasis hipergeometrinis skirstinys
Slovenian\ \ pozitivna hipergeometrijska porazdelitev
Polish\ \ rozkład hipergeometryczny dodatni
Russian\ \ положительное гипергеометрическое распределение
Ukrainian\ \ -
Serbian\ \ позитивни хипергеометријски распоред
Icelandic\ \ -
Euskara\ \ positiboa hipergeometrikoaren banaketa
Farsi\ \ -
Persian-Farsi\ \ -
Arabic\ \ توزيع فوق الهندسي الموجب
Afrikaans\ \ positief-hipergeometriese verdeling
Chinese\ \ 正 超 几 何 分 布
Korean\ \ 양의 초기하분포

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