simultaneous estimation

simultaneous estimation
French\ \ estimation simultanée
German\ \ simultane Schätzung
Dutch\ \ simultane schatting
Italian\ \ stima simultanea
Spanish\ \ estimación simultánea
Catalan\ \ estimació simultània
Portuguese\ \ estimação simultânea
Romanian\ \ -
Danish\ \ simultan estimation
Norwegian\ \ simultan estimering
Swedish\ \ simultan estimation
Greek\ \ ταυτόχρονη εκτίμηση
Finnish\ \ yhteisestimointi
Hungarian\ \ szimultán becslés
Turkish\ \ eş-zamanlı tahmin
Estonian\ \ üheaegne hindamine
Lithuanian\ \ vienalaikis įvertinimas; simultaninis įvertinimas
Slovenian\ \ -
Polish\ \ estymacja jednoczesna
Russian\ \ совместная оценка
Ukrainian\ \ спільна оцінка
Serbian\ \ -
Icelandic\ \ samtímis mati
Euskara\ \ -
Farsi\ \ -
Persian-Farsi\ \ -
Arabic\ \ تقدير آني
Afrikaans\ \ gelyktydige beraming
Chinese\ \ 联 合 估 计 ； 同 时 估 计
Korean\ \ 동시추정

Statistical terms. 2014.

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