Bayesian probability point
- Bayesian probability point
French\ \ point bayésien de probabilité
German\ \ Bayesischer Wahrscheinlichkeitspunkt
Dutch\ \ Bayesiaanse kritieke waarde
Italian\ \ punto di probabilità Bayesiana
Spanish\ \ punto Bayesian de la probabilidad
Catalan\ \ -
Portuguese\ \ ponto de probabilidade bayesiano; percentil a posteriori
Romanian\ \ -
Danish\ \ Bayesianske sandsynlighed punkt
Norwegian\ \ Bayesian sannsynlighet poeng
Swedish\ \ Bayesianska sannolikhet punkt
Greek\ \ Μπεϋζιανό σημείο πιθανότητας
Finnish\ \ Bayesiläinen todennäköisyyspiste
Hungarian\ \ Bayes-féle valószínûségi pont
Turkish\ \ Bayesçi olasılık noktası
Estonian\ \ Bayesi tõenäosuspunkt
Lithuanian\ \ -
Slovenian\ \ Bayesian verjetnost točke
Polish\ \ bayesowska ocena punktowa
Russian\ \ точка вероятности Бейеса
Ukrainian\ \ -
Serbian\ \ Бајесовска тачка вероватноће
Icelandic\ \ Bayesian líkur benda
Euskara\ \ Bayesiar probabilitatea puntu
Farsi\ \ -
Persian-Farsi\ \ -
Arabic\ \ نقطة احتمال بيز
Afrikaans\ \ Bayes-waarskynlikheidspunt
Chinese\ \ 贝 叶 斯 概 率 点
Korean\ \ 베이지안 확률점
Statistical terms.
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