biased estimator

biased estimator
French\ \ estimateur biaisé; estimateur avec erreur systématique
German\ \ verzerrter Schätzer
Dutch\ \ onzuivere schatter
Italian\ \ estimatore affetto da errore sistematico; stimatori distorti
Spanish\ \ estimador con bias; estimador sesgado
Catalan\ \ estimador esbiaixat
Portuguese\ \ estimador enviesado; estimador viciado (bra); estimador viesado (bra)
Romanian\ \ -
Danish\ \ skæv estimator; forventningsskæv estimator
Norwegian\ \ partisk estimatoren
Swedish\ \ estimator med bias; icke-väntevärdesriktig estimator
Greek\ \ μεροληπτικός εκτιμητής
Finnish\ \ harhainen estimaattori
Hungarian\ \ torzított becslés
Turkish\ \ yanlı tahminleyici
Estonian\ \ nihkega hinnangufunktsioon
Lithuanian\ \ paslinktasis įvertinys
Slovenian\ \ pristranska cenilka
Polish\ \ estymator obciążony
Russian\ \ оценка смещенная
Ukrainian\ \ зміщена оцінка; упереджений оцінювач
Serbian\ \ пристрасна оцена
Icelandic\ \ bjagað metill; skakkt metill; skekkt metill
Euskara\ \ estimatzaile alboratu; zenbatesle alboratu
Farsi\ \ baravordyabe orib
Persian-Farsi\ \ برآوردگر اريب
Arabic\ \ مقدر متحيز
Afrikaans\ \ sydige beramer
Chinese\ \ 有 偏 估 计 量
Korean\ \ 편향추정량

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