Wald's classification statistic
- Wald's classification statistic
French\ \ fonction discriminante de Wald
German\ \ Waldsche Klassifikationszahl V
Dutch\ \ classificeringsgrootheid van Wald
Italian\ \ statistica campionaria di classificazione di Wald; distribuzione di Wald
Spanish\ \ clasificación de Wald de la estadística V
Catalan\ \ estadístic de classificació de Wald
Portuguese\ \ estatística de classificação de Wald
Romanian\ \ -
Danish\ \ -
Norwegian\ \ -
Swedish\ \ -
Greek\ \ στατιστικό κατάταξης του Wald
Finnish\ \ Waldin luokitusfunktio; Waldin erottelufunktio
Hungarian\ \ Wald-féle osztályozási statisztika
Turkish\ \ Wald sınıflandırma istatistiği
Estonian\ \ Waldi klassifikatsioonistatistik
Lithuanian\ \ Wald klasifikavimo statistika; Valdo klasifikavimo statistika
Slovenian\ \ -
Polish\ \ statystyka klasyfikująca Walda
Russian\ \ классификационная статистика Волда (статистический показатель; лежащий в основе классификации)
Ukrainian\ \ -
Serbian\ \ -
Icelandic\ \ flokkun Wald's tölfræði
Euskara\ \ -
Farsi\ \ amareye r deb ndiye Wald
Persian-Farsi\ \ -
Arabic\ \ احصائية وولد للتصنيف
Afrikaans\ \ Wald se klassifikasiestatistiek
Chinese\ \ 沃 尔 德 分 组 （ 类 ） 统 计 量
Korean\ \ 왈드의 분류통계량
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