within-group variance

within-group variance: French\ \ variance intragroupes; variance à l'intérieur des groupes

German\ \ Varianz innerhalb der Gruppen; Binnenvarianz

Dutch\ \ binnenvariantie

Italian\ \ varianza entro i gruppi

Spanish\ \ variancia dentro del grupo; intravariancia

Catalan\ \ variància dins dels grups

Portuguese\ \ variância intragrupo; variância dentro dos grupos

Romanian\ \ -

Danish\ \ varians inden for grupper

Norwegian\ \ varians innen grupper; innigruppevarians

Swedish\ \ inomgruppsvarians; inomvarians

Greek\ \ εντός του ομίλου διακύμανση

Finnish\ \ ryhmien sisäinen varianssi

Hungarian\ \ csoporton belüli szórás

Turkish\ \ grup içi varyans

Estonian\ \ rühmadesisene dispersioon

Lithuanian\ \ vidinė grupės dispersija; vidinė grupės nuokrypis

Slovenian\ \ -

Polish\ \ wariancja wewnątrzgrupowa; wariancja wewnątrzklasowa

Russian\ \ дисперсия внутри группы

Ukrainian\ \ внутрьошньогрупова дисперсія

Serbian\ \ -

Icelandic\ \ innan samstæðu víkja

Euskara\ \ -

Farsi\ \ variyanse d roon goroohi

Persian-Farsi\ \ -

Arabic\ \ تباين داخل المجموعات

Afrikaans\ \ binnegroepe-variansie; intraklasvariansie

Chinese\ \ 群内方差，组内方差

Korean\ \ 집단내 분산, 그룹내 분산

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