Wald statistic

Wald statistic: = standardised maximum likelihood estimator; standardized maximum likelihood estimator

French\ \ statistique de Wald; normalisé estimateur du maximum de vraisemblance; normalisé estimateur du maximum de vraisemblance

German\ \ Wald-Statistik; standardisierter Maximum-Likelihood-Schätzer

Dutch\ \ Wald statistiek; gestandaardiseerde maximum likelihood schatter

Italian\ \ Wald statistici; standardizzato stimatore di massima verosimiglianza; standardizzato stimatore di massima verosimiglianza

Spanish\ \ estadístico de Wald; estimador de máxima verosimilitud normalizada; estimador de máxima verosimilitud normalizada

Catalan\ \ estadístic de Wald; estimador de màxima versemblança estandarditzat

Portuguese\ \ estatística de Wald; estimador padronizado de verosimilhança máxima; estimador estandardizado de verosimilhança máxima; estimador padronizado verossimilhança máxima (bra); estimador estandardizado de verossimilhança máxima (bra)

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Greek\ \ στατιστικό του Wald; τυποποιημένος εκτιμητής μεγίστης πιθανοφάνειας

Finnish\ \ Waldin tunnusluku; standardoitu suurimman uskottavuuden estimaattori (erit.. testeissä)

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Turkish\ \ Wald istatistiği; normallenmiş maksimum olasılık tahminleyicisi; normallenmiş maksimum olasılık tahminleyicisi

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Slovenian\ \ Waldova statistika

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Russian\ \ статистика Волда; стандартизованная максимальная оценка правдоподобия

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Icelandic\ \ Wald tölfræði; stöðluðum sennileikametill

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Persian-Farsi\ \ آماره والْد

Arabic\ \ احصاءة وولد؛ مقدر الامكان الاعظم المعياري

Afrikaans\ \ Wald-statistiek

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Korean\ \ 왈드 통계량

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