weight bias

weight bias
French\ \ biais dû à la pondération; erreur systématique de pondération
German\ \ Gewichtungsfehler
Dutch\ \ onzuiverheid door verkeerde weging
Italian\ \ errore sistematico dovuto alla ponderazione
Spanish\ \ bias de la ponderación; sesgo de la ponderación
Catalan\ \ biaix de ponderació
Portuguese\ \ viés ponderal; enviesamento ponderal; viés de ponderação (bra); vício de ponderação (bra)
Romanian\ \ -
Danish\ \ -
Norwegian\ \ -
Swedish\ \ viktbias
Greek\ \ προκατάληψη βάρους
Finnish\ \ painotusharha (erit. indeksiteoria)
Hungarian\ \ súlyozási hiba
Turkish\ \ ağırlık yanlılığı
Estonian\ \ kaalunihe
Lithuanian\ \ svorio; svorinio daugiklio poslinkis
Slovenian\ \ -
Polish\ \ obciążenie ze względu na wagi
Russian\ \ систематическая ошибка вследствие задания ошибочных весов
Ukrainian\ \ системна похибка внаслідок помилкового задавання ваг
Serbian\ \ -
Icelandic\ \ þyngd hlutdrægni
Euskara\ \ -
Farsi\ \ -
Persian-Farsi\ \ اريبي وزن
Arabic\ \ تحيزبسبب الاوزان
Afrikaans\ \ gewigsydigheid
Chinese\ \ 权 偏 倚 ( 偏 误 , 偏 差 )
Korean\ \ 가중편향, 가중치편향

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